Saving Ontario's Natural Resources No 14
An Ontario Federation article argues conserving resources is global in scope. Professor Sears warns civilizations fall from depletion. Separate groups must unite—farmers, city dwellers, naturalists, hunters, and anglers—to protect woods waters soil and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Toner
Ontario Federation of Anglers
Ontario
P. B. Sears
Philadelphia
China
Mediterranean
Mexico
Sears
Rome
Greece
New Car Markers Ready December 1
Ontario officials said 1941 motor markers will be ready for issue about December 1 despite a sheet metal shortage. War orders tie up steel production yet enough material will remain to complete the markers on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Provincial Secretary’s Department
Ontario Reformatory
War week steady advance despite looming invasion threat
The piece surveys Britain's wartime stance across Britain and empire. It notes RAF air defense and naval blockade, North American aid, and Soviet praise. It cites invasion forecasts for spring, Axis armor moves in the Mediterranean, and Britain’s diplomatic steps in the Near East and Balkans. It also reports Gandhi's independence campaign and the U.S. election climate with Roosevelt versus Wilkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Royal Navy
Channel
North Sea
Atlantic
Mediterranean
North America
Great Britain
Red Star
Germany
Vincent Sheean
Frank
England
R.A.F
Goering
London
Near East
Istanbul
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Balkan
London Times
Anthony Eden
Egypt
Italy
Gibraltar
Dakar
Hitler
Far Eastern
Tokio
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Netherlands East Indies
Southeast Asia
East
United States
Burma
China
Gandhi
India
Wizened
Gandha
U. S
Roosevelt
Wilkie
Dominion politics and wartime urgency in Canada amid 1940 election talk
The column notes the 1940 U S election as a topic in Canada where Willkie might win and Roosevelt seems decisive. It describes Parliament's address in reply to the Throne Speech, ministers returning from Britain, and dissatisfaction with Gardiner over wheat policy. Prime Minister King hints at possible changes without committing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Canada
Willkie
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Dominion
Defense
Ralston
War Services
Gardiner
Britain
Godbout
Quebec
Sr Ceed Gardiner
Gospel Oak of Polstead Passes to New Owner After 342 Years
The famed Gospel Oak in Polstead Suffolk is changing hands for the first time in 342 years. The tree, believed to have hosted early gospel preaching in the seventh century to East Saxons, is dated at 1300 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polsstead
Suffolk
Eng
C N Railway Revenues Show Big Increase
Canadian National Railways reports September net revenue of 8.93 million and nine months to date at 27.97 million, with September operating revenues 21.12 million and expenses 17.19 million. Year to date revenues total 178.42 million, up 36.17 million from last year, while expenses rise to 150.45 million, up 14.85 million, yielding nine month net revenue of 27.97 million, up 21.32 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
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Arctic
Florence Giles
Toronto
Nascopie
Giles
Empire
Hudson’s Bay Company
Norman Angell
Boston
Australia
Churchill
Lord Lloyd
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Lord Beaverbrook
Europe
France
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Spain
Frank Knox
U. S. Navy
Africa
Gwan
Gene Byrnes
War Services Ministry
C.N
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