Egyptian recognition signals shifting alliances in wartime news
Cairo announces diplomatic shift as Britain cites manpower status with 22 thousand in armed forces or war work. A Stratford on Avon sale funds RAF relief while U boats and escape scenes unfold at St Nazaire. Damages and relief efforts span Ashford Kent and Ducks Unlimited support in Canada. New water distillation device aids shipwrecked seamen. Uganda trials rye to aid Polish refugees.
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St. Nazaire
United States
Ducks’ Unlimited
Ducks’ Unilimited Inc
Two-Piece Favorite By Anne Adams Pattern 4332
Anne Adams presents a summer two piece outfit pattern 4332 featuring a yoked blouse and slim front panel skirt. Sizes 32 through 46 available with 3 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36. Order by sending 20c and include size name address and pattern number. Winnipeg Pattern Dept. 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Uncle Hiram Speaks of Figures in Farming Life
The speaker quips about the burden of knowing many specialized names from botany to fertilizer, insects to sprays, and the market price, suggesting that such knowledge highlights the true cost of living for a farmer.
Ottawa Journal Suggests Ink Stamp on Forehead Meat
The Ottawa Journal laments black market meat sales and proposes stamping meat with indelible ink on the forehead as a deterrent. The idea aims to discourage illegal trade by marking participants in the illicit market.
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Ottawa Journal
Asin
New Box Car Ships War Guns for Canadian National
A new box car built for the Canadian National Railways carries naval guns at National Railways Munitions Limited plant. The car features the maple leaf system design and is loaded by crane operator Noella Beaudet. Seven crane operators work at the plant with a special reinforced gun box designed for travel and transfer at terminals.
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Canadian National Railways
National
National Railways Munitions Limited
Noella Beaudet
Miss Beaudet
Afontreal Wood Mill Shop
X Ray Campaign Aims to Cure Tuberculosis on Regina Reserves
The Department of Indian Affairs began X raying Indians in every Saskatchewan reserve to locate and treat all tuberculosis cases. Superintendent Christianson said the aim is to X ray every Indian man woman and child. As white Saskatchewan fights TB, reserves are criticized as infection pools. The Anti Tuberculosis League notes Indians can be TB free with proper effort.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Department of Indian Affairs
Christianson
Indian Affairs
Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League
Indiana
Must Look Careworn A Hitler Portrait Withdrawn for Repaint
A Nazi era portrait by Kurt Schmitt of Hitler, meant for a Berlin gallery in May, was pulled and will be repainted to show a careworn, anxious Fuehrer. Goebbels had pressured a shift from the cheerful image to one reflecting suffering.
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Hitler
Kurt Schmitt
Berlin
Fuehrer
Goebbels
London Daily Sketch
Real asset saving tax exemption cut boosts meat allowance
The Ottawa Citizen says the real asset measure provides not only an income tax exemption but also two pounds of meat weekly, including bone and gristle, calling Junior a greater blessing than before.
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Junior
The
Ottawa Citizen
Sunday School Lesson on Divine Promises and Virtues
Golden text from II Peter 1:4 speaks of precious and exceeding great promises to share in the divine nature. Devotional reading pairs II Peter 1:1-11 with Colossians 3:12-17 to guide character growth and Christlike conduct.
Explanations and Comments on Peters Epistle Greeting
Excerpts discuss 2 Peter 1 1 4 highlighting the faith shared by believers in Jesus Christ and the divine nature granted by God s power through knowledge of Him It notes the transformation from worldly lusts to a godly life and the certainty of God s promises citing Rom 4 21 and Heb 10 23 It ends with a nonbiblical sentence about torpedo part production listed as a separate fact
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Peter
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Apostles
James Moffatt
Moffatt
Abraham
Paul
Britain Seeks Lean Bacon From Canada Says Trade Chief
Canadian Trade Commissioner in London George Paterson explains Britain’s lean bacon demand. He notes the wartime meat ration totals 26 cents weekly value with about one pound of meat plus four ounces of bacon to boost protein, and urges not to overfeed hogs beyond 22 pounds live weight to avoid waste while meeting the 675 million pound annual request.
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Tella
Brtain
George Bo Paterson
Lends
England
Ottawa
Britain
Canada
Paterson
Mechanization Advances In UK Vegetable Growers
Vegetable growers in the United Kingdom report near total mechanization with last winter's lifting and storage of 650 tons of carrots by machine. The operation covered about 212 acres per day and yielded roughly 30 tons per acre, signaling a near complete shift to mechanized farming.
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United Kingdom
Death of Edsel Ford Highlights Pasteurization Need
The report notes Edsel Ford's death at 49 from undulant fever linked to Bang's disease. It urges pasteurization of all milk sold in urban Canada, warns raw milk spreads several diseases, and calls testing and culling of diseased cattle. It also mentions high altitude birds as a separate fact.
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Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Companys
Bang
Canada
Health League of Canada
Ontario
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Uganda
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