Beaver Industry and Canada’s Beaver as a National Emblem
The article praises the beaver as an emblem of Canada and details its history, industrial value, and conservation. It recounts beaver migration patterns and dam building, notes government surveys for rehabilitation projects, and cites large beaver preserves in Quebec, Ontario, and the Northwest Territories. It highlights population recovery, fur trade impact, and the beaver’s role in tourism and national parks.
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Manitoba
Canada
North America
Hudson's Bay Company
London
James Bay
Province of
Quebec
Dominion Department of Mines and Resources
Kla
Indiana
Albany River
Ontario
Chariton Island
Akimiaki Island
Northwest Territories
Mackenzie River
Riding Mountain
Prince Albert National Parks
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Highland National Park
British Navy’s Global Reach and Shipbuilding Pace
Ottawa Journal notes Britain has fitted over 300 warships in Empire shipyards since the war began, including 160 destroyers and 190 corvettes, producing about one warship every two days. It warns naval protection remains short of demand while air power broadens global naval challenges. the Royal Navy faces new potential enemies and maintains worldwide operations. Beaver and Elk Island Park in Alberta reintroduce beaver and lodge arrivals as Alberta’s landmarks grow.
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New York
British Empire
London
France
Italy
Japan
Russia
United States
Pacific
Royal Navy
Hitler
Poland
Hy Majesty
Ottawa Journal
Importent Product Progresses Through Major War Effort
An important product intensified production and distribution as national industries expand to support wartime needs. Government contracts, factory improvements, and supply chain adjustments drive higher output and broader allocation to frontline demands.
War demands push beeswax production higher
Bee keepers urged to boost wax output as wax becomes crucial for war supplies including corvettes parachutes fuses and explosives. 1941 beeswax crop was 320 009 pounds while 1943 needs rise to about 750 000 pounds. domestic supply lags due to shipping limits and import reductions. J A Jamieson of the Bee Division Central Experimental Farm Ottawa notes urgency.
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United States
J. A. Jamieson
Bee
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Real milestone in aircraft propeller part interchangeability
Engineers at United Aircraft Corp Detroit demonstrated perfect interchangeability by combining an intricate variable pitch propeller built under Nash Kelvinator contract with parts from United propellers. Tested after assembly 1,000 miles apart, the parts interchanged flawlessly, signaling a future free from distant front delays.
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United Aircraft Corp
Detroit
United
Nash Kelvinator Corp
Germany Must Ultimately Be Made To Pay For Crimes
The article argues for punishment of Germany after World War II, contending that German people share responsibility for Reich crimes. It warns against vengeance as a model and favors organized justice, likely at the peace conference table, with a substantial difference in postwar terms for Germany.
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Germany
Parta
Europe
Heydrich
Hitler
Reich
Gestapo
German Reich
Jiffy Knit Jacket Pattern Ad Requests 20 Cents
A vintage notice promotes a cotton jiffy knit jacket pattern 7350 priced as a dollar. It lists sizes 12-14 and 16-18 with stitch illustrations and materials, requiring 20 cents for mail order to the Winnipeg newspaper union, with name and address details. A minor note mentions Swedish King Gustav V age four.
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Coata
Plis Department Pernipeg Newspaper Union
Avenue E
Winnipeg
Mas
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