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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

7

Air Offensive Boosts United Nations Optimism

The RAF air offensive against Germany has stirred global hope as raids hit German war industries and strategic bases. Captain Harold Balfour says the campaign creates a second front in the air and forces Nazi retaliation over England rather than the British Isles. About eight hundred RAF aircraft are ready, with plans to reach over a thousand for coordinated attacks.

RAF Germany Europe United Nations Harold Balfour Air Ottawa England Russia

Effect of Recent Raids on German Morale

A wartime commentary notes a devastating raid on Lubeck leaving it largely erased as a city. Churchill mentions more targets planned for similar strikes by RLAF to force German morale. The piece argues humanitarian grounds and asserts these raids aim to bring war to German people and may profoundly affect morale.

Lubeck England

Axis Can Be Defeated Axis Can Be Defeated

American correspondents newly released from Germany and Italy say the Axis can be beaten only by a total Allied effort. They note German and Italian strain but a still powerful Nazi machine under Hitler aiming for victory in 1942. They suggest large air attacks may start a turning point toward Allied victory.

Europe Germany America United Nations Italy Hitler

Germans Learn To Sue Substitutes In Wartime Wares

Alvin J. Steinkopf notes Germans cope with shortages by improvising. From clothespins to toothpaste and glass percolator tops, households craft replacements like paper clips, safety pins, soap soda and baking powder mixes. A milk bottle fits a coffee pot top. waste war fuels frugality across Germany and Austria as farmers face spoilage risks.

Alvin J. Steinkopf Associated Press Hausfrau Germany Austria Berlin Russia

National income definition in Canada statistics

The national income of Canada is defined as the net value of foods produced and services rendered during a given period says the Monthly Review of Business Statistics. An alternative definition is the sum of the positive or negative savings of enterprises and the income payments to individuals resident in Canada including salaries and wages workers compensation pensions dividends interest rentals and withdrawals of working proprietors.

Canada Monthly Review of Business Statistics

Firemen Use Vinegar To Fight Fire At Vine Gar Factory

Firefighters in Santa Rose California faced a stubborn blaze at a vine gar factory with water supply low. They deployed large vats of vinegar as an extinguishing aid to control the fire and prevent spread.

Santa Rose Calif

Repaying Loans Show China’s War Flexibility to Britain and US

The St Thomas Times Journal notes US and British loans to China totaling 750 million dollars, equal to China’s entire currency in circulation, a drop in Western finance. China repays largely with essential goods, not cash, while rebuilding industry with thousands of miles of highways and nearly 1,400 factories.

United States St. Thomas Times- Journal China Washington Japan

Dutch Girl Refuses Nazi Soldier Over Rotterdam Joke

A Dutch woman declines a Nazi soldier’s plea to be friends. He asks why, and she answers with the city name Rotterdam, ending his entreaties. The story portrays resistance to occupation and humor in adversity.

Rotterdam

Sausage varieties exceed a hundred in United States

In the United States, more than one hundred distinct sausage varieties are produced, reflecting regional tastes and culinary traditions across the country.

United States

Earth’s axis maintains fixed-direction pointing

Scientists explain that the Earth's axis remains oriented toward a constant direction in space while the planet spins. This persistent alignment influences celestial observations and long term climate studies as precession effects unfold over millennia.

Air Training Plan graduates named from air gunnery schools

The list covers graduates from No. 5 Bombing and Gunnery School Dafoe Saskatchewan and No. 7 Bombing and Gunnery School Paulson Manitoba. Named air gunners include LAC A D Creighton Luseland LAC J S Jakeman B C Paddock Winnipegosis LAC G H Porter Saltcoats LAC T D Scarf St James Innisfail P G Stuart Wainwright LAC W Suttill Lestock Sgt H A Burnett Lavoy Set 8S Davidson Clover Bar Hart Edmonton Pollen Dauphin Sgt R T Wierett Glenboro and Sst FE B Pollen Beechy and Sgt D C Metcalfe.

No. 5 Dafoe Sask A. D. Creighton Luseland J. S. Jakeman Ave H. D. Link Beechy D. C. Metcalfe Edmonton Alta Pollen Dauphin Man R. T. Wierett Glenboro C. J. McCorry Rosseau Ave W. Transcona

Minotis recalls Greek Gestapo horrors and wartime escapees

Alexandre Minotis, leading Royal Theatre actor from Athens, describes Gestapo atrocities and Greek suffering after escaping German prison camps. He recounts a bombed 1941 Piraeus voyage, mass killings, and his own escapes via Chios and a fishing boat to Phocis, Turkey, before reaching New York.

Gestapo Alexandre Minotis Royal Theatre Athens New York Minotis Greece Piraeus Turkey Chios Frankfort Berlin

Geographic humor in postal guide reveals odd U S place names

The Open Book cites quirky US place names to amuse readers, noting entries such as Ash Kan Mouth Wash Odear Me Skeleton Ky Carpet Tex Shoo Fia Howdy Miss Fiver Tenn Kay O. The text highlights the humorous pairing of common words with state abbreviations in a playful list.

U.S Ash Odear Skeleton Tex Shoo Fia Howdy Miss Fiver Tenn Kay

Northern Ireland boast of two brothers in top government roles

Northern Ireland claims a unique political setup with two brothers in senior offices. J M Andrews serves as prime minister while Lord Justice Andrews heads the Northern judiciary. Both brothers belong to the Reform club in Belfast, a group noted for shaping party leadership.

Northern Ireland J. M. Andrews Justice Andrews Reform Club Belfast

Grass seeding from airplane on Idaho slopes successful

Idaho authorities report successful grass seeding of mountainous slopes via airplane. The operation, numbered 2466, aims to stabilize erosion and improve forage on steep terrain. No injuries reported and project details remain limited.

Idaho

The Individual Citizen's Army fights on the home front

An 18 year old denied enlistment due to a hernia faces two paths Navy or Air Force rejection or self funded operation. The author urges younger men to serve where possible and urges civilians to support wartime measures and conserve scarce resources on the home front.

Medal For Scottish Lads Heroism Brings Merited Reward

Two teen aged Scottish sailors, John Morrison aged 16 and John Alexander Ross aged 18, were awarded the British Empire Medal for bravery at sea. Morrison stood at the wheel amid shellfire from the Prinz Eugen. Ross survived four weeks in a shark infested lifeboat after their torpedoed ship sank, the sole survivor.

John Morrison Glasgow John Alexander Ross Kincardine Ross

Gems of Thought on Freedom and Liberty

A compact meditation gathers quotes from Kingsley Greeley Savonarola Eddy Mary Baker Eddy and Goethe on true and false freedom and the role of religion in liberty. It contrasts moral duties with mere impelled choice and cites biblical and classical authorities urging love neighbor and civic well being as path to genuine liberty.

Opinion of Nazis on British Tommies in Desert War

Captured German documents describe the British soldier as a tough and hard opponent, highly skilled in defense, inflexible in attack, temperate in combat, and cold blooded in combat situations. The assessment portrays the Tommy as a capable individual fighter in Middle East desert warfare.

Middle East

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