British Youth Five Year Plan Proposed for Motor Industry
Brief notes report a five year plan for British youths entering motor repair and servicing. The piece also notes war-time shifts in labor, railway troop and workers trains, Allied youth aid, and Canadian forestry redeployments. It mentions a WWII era windmill being dismantled for scrap and a Yugoslav Partisan veteran arriving in Cairo.
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Wei Tao- Ming
Washington
Chungking
London
Bramfield
Suffolk
England
British Railways
Gally
Pravda
Moscow
Cairo
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Sunbeam inspired pattern 4589 for Misses and Women
This week features Pattern 4589 a cheerful light hearted frock with optional contrast trim. It is offered in misses and women sizes from 12 to 42 and requires 25 yards of fabric for size 16 with 35 inch width. Send 20 cents and order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man noting size name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Good Advice on Handling Criticism and Failure
The passage offers guidance on responses to criticism and failure. It suggests remaining silent when called a fool, recognizing potential truth, and using humor when mocked. It argues effort matters more than easy success and values trying over avoiding risk.
Regina soldiers prepare for re establishment talks
While awaiting discharge soldiers at District Depot Regina Sask receive lectures from business leaders and participate in discussion groups aimed at civilian life re establishment.
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Regina
Sask
Cnneer
Ambulance planes to aid isolated Winnipeg units
The Royal Canadian Air Force converts a Norseman at No 8 Repair Depot Winnipeg into a flying ambulance. Based at No 1 Central Navigation School Rivers Manitoba it links No 2 Training Command stations with Winnipeg hospitals for emergency cases. The service mirrors battlefield air ambulance practice and promises rapid care for aircrew and staff.
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No. 8
Winnipeg
No. 2 Training Command
Rc.a.f
No. 1 Central Navigation School
Rivers
Man
No 2 Training Command
R.c.a-F
Deer Lodge Hospital
R.C.A.F
Canada Sets 1944 Egg Production Goal
The 1944 target for Canadian eggs is 367.5 million dozen, a 16 percent rise from 1943, reflecting wartime production aims and supply needs.
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Canada
Army dogs complete basic training in two months
A standard basic training period for an army dog runs about two months. The program covers obedience, scent work, and field tasks under military supervision to prepare dogs for service roles.
Bravery Recognized for Canadian Merchant Navy Crew
Three Canadian National Fleet officers Edwin Griffith John Paul MacDonald and Henry Jenkins and Able Seaman Claude Freeman win King s New Year honors for bravery at sea. Griffith repaired a Penang ship after fifty holes and a torpedo hit while MacDonald and Jenkins kept engines running under danger. Freeman aided in repairs to keep the vessel afloat. Captain Peter Kromann Blark also named Officer of the Order of the British Empire.
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Maple Leaf House
Canadian National Steamships
Canadian National Fleet
Edwin Griffith
John Paul MacDonald
Henry Hubert Jenkins
Order of the British Empire
Claude Freeman
Mr. Griffith
Penang
Caribbean
Griffith
Carnarvon
Wales
C.N.S.S
Montreal
MacDonald
British West Indies
Canada
Inverness
Scotland
Halifax
Jenkins
Barbados
C.N.5
New York
Cardiff
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Jenkins
Freeman
Ottawa
Peter Kromann Blark
Denmark
Protein in alfalfa boosts feed value says Sask. expert
A. G. Kusch of the Dominion Experimental Station at Scott Saskatchewan notes alfalfa’s high protein content approaches wheat bran and adds it supplies vitamins for young animals. He cites alfalfa thriving on well drained soils not too acidic, especially light loams and sandy soils in north central Saskatchewan. Buy War Savings Stamps Regularly.
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A. G. Kusch
Dominion Experimental Station
Scott
Sask
Saskatchewan
Bread of Life lesson feeds five thousand and four thousand
Sunday School devotional notes center on John six thirty five as the bread of life. Gospel readings from Mark six thirty to fifty two and Mark eight one to ten recount Jesus feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fishes and four thousand with seven loaves and a few fishes. Disciples question supply, Jesus blesses, and all are fed with baskets left over.
British health ministry cites emotion in predicting cold
A serving consultant psychiatrist states that cold predisposition is determined by emotional state. The remark links mood to illness likelihood and calls for further study by health authorities.
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Ministry of Health
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Header and Clues
Horizontal clues include Heavy weight Ancient club Weblike membrane Confusion Level War god Rodent Provisional Lewis Car roll heroine Pastry Periodic windstorm Nourished Pertaining to a period of time Sea-eagle Equality To ascend Butterfly Spanish hero Encore Symbol for selenium Mechanical man Faint To soak Biblical garden Acquired Artificial language Asiatic kingdom Does not have To make laws South American Excited Claim on property Mountain pass Kind of horse Large sword To be obliged to Answer to Ancient Irish capital Asiatic plant Mental apprehension To delete Hail Middle part Toward the center Rages Silkworm Bulgarian coin Character in Peer Gynt Cross Chasin Intention To relegate Morsel To exist Realm Over ornate Irks Sun god Exists Smooth consonant To be certain Auction Malay Ribbon The self Tibetan gazelle Mound
Military Tire Recapping Program Boosts Army Vehicles
Canada adopts a tire recapping program for Army vehicles. No new tires will be used by military vehicles. Rubber treads on bogie wheels and tank pads are recapproved and restored to service with minimal delay and cost.
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Canada
Army
Proposal to Garrison Germany Shared by Allies
U S Army and Navy Journal reports a Teheran conference suggestion that Russia Great Britain and the United States each garrison one third of Germany under postwar military control after Reich defeat.
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U.S. Army and Navy Journal
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Dogs in the First Great War Reporting
The text notes dog use by both sides in the First Great War with the French reporting 3,500 kWed and 1,500 missing.
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Canadian Forestry Corps
Western
Selective Service
Fiying
Rivers Navigation School
H. H. Jenkins
E. Griffith
J. P. MacDonald
Nga Servios
Pat. Off
Oliver Lundgren
Ervo
Ola Mnofht
Ey William Ferguson
Jesus
Ancient Club
Old Englishs Court
Ireland
Chasin
FORD
Lda
Appleford
By Fred Neher
Reg'lar Fellers
Pinhead
Mister Noodlenoodle
Mattres
Gene Byrnes
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