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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1942

Page

3

War production board orders civilian radios discontinued after April 22

The United States war production board directs the halt of civilian radios and phonographs after April 22. Britain signs lend lease with Greece to supply war materials. Italian Balkans losses reach about 2,000 in three months. Romania reports four female students court martialed and sentenced to labor. No steel for baby carriages or lawn mowers. Manitoba to stop recruiting fishermen for British Columbia work. A British radio broadcast of the Oberammergau play marks a historic exception to bans on Christ depictions.

United States War Production Board

Public School Plays Guide for Teachers in Ontario

Mary Ellen Burgess shares a compiled list of plays suitable for public and high school use with prices and descriptions. It includes Rose Fyleman volumes, Little Theatre and My Little Play Book titles, Pattern Plays, Hampden edited volumes, literature derived plays, and French non royalty and royalty selections with costs from 20c to 40d, plus royalty options. The note invites teachers to request further assistance and provides contact in Regina.

Rose Fyleman Little Theatre Cinderella Father Christmas Shoemaker Snow White Rose Red John Hampden Princess and the Wood Cutter Micheal Eldorado Catherine Parr Henry VIII S Palace David Copperfield Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd Wellington St. West Toronto Ont King Chancellor Sabra Racketty-Packetty House Mary Ellen Burgess Regina

New Apron Wardrobe Pattern 4803 by Anne Adams

Busy housewives can build an apron wardrobe with Pattern 4803. Versions A B and C offer everyday wear heavy tasks and a dainty tea apron with scalloped edges and lace. Sizes small medium large and fabric requirements listed with a 20 cent order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba. note European high heel shoes and wedges mentioned.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Tea taster urges sugarless tea to save flavor and sugar

Spoils The Flavor C. J. Brown, an official tea taster, advises not adding sugar to tea to enjoy real flavor. He notes that 32,000 tons of sugar could be saved if two of three sugar users abstain, as part of wartime thrift. 2455

C. J. Brown Department of National Revenue Fighting Services

Farm Land Values Rise Across Canada in 1941 Estimates

An official report shows Canada wide average occupied farm land value up from 24 to 25 dollars per acre. Increases occurred in the Maritime Provinces Quebec Manitoba and British Columbia while Alberta held steady and Ontario and Saskatchewan fell by one dollar per acre. The Dominion average remains well below pre-1929 levels when values ranged from 37 to 40 dollars per acre.

Canada Maritime Provinces Quebec Manitoba British Columbia Alberta Ontario Saskatchewan Dominion

Maine town named China and its Texas namesake

A note identifies a China in Maine and a separate China in Texas, both named similarly. The report lists their distinct locations and confirms they are separate communities sharing the same name.

Maine Texas

Last Minute Adjustment in Commando Raid Timing

The report says a British Navy commando raid on Norway at December end went "according to plan" until a minor delay. An officer noted arrival at 8:31 instead of 8:30 Saturday morning, and finishing at 2:45 p.m. instead of 3:00 p.m., with the last minute made up handsomely.

Norway

Air ministry bans term airscrew in official talks

The British air ministry prohibits the word airscrew for aircraft propellers to prevent confusion with aircrew. Propeller becomes the accepted term in all official correspondence and conversations. In a separate note, Tambora's 1815 eruption expelled roughly 388 cubic miles of solid material in the Netherlands East Indies.

British Air Ministry Tambora Netherlands East Indies

Jesus Questions Peter on the Christ and the Cross

In Mark 8 the scene shifts near Caesarea Philippi as Jesus asks the disciples who people say he is and then who they believe him to be. Peter proclaims him the Christ, while Jesus explains the Messiah must suffer, die, and be raised, revealing the necessity of the cross for the Kingdom.

Jesus Messiah Charea Philippi Luke John the Baptist Elijah Peter Christ

Golden Sponge Cake And Coconut Crisps From A Historic Kitchen

Selected recipes present a Golden Sponge Cake and Cocoanut Crisps with steps, ingredients, and temperatures. The sponge uses eggs, sugar, almond flavoring, pastry flour, starch, salt, baking powder, butter, and hot milk, baked slowly. The cookies combine butter, brown sugar, corn syrup, egg, rolled oats, cocoanut, flour, salt, and baking soda, baked at 300 degrees then crisp.

Benson's Canada Mazda

Health in Industry Focused Postgraduate Course

The University of Toronto hosted a three day postgraduate medical course on industrial health, aimed at medical graduates and industrial physicians, the first of its kind here. It followed a prior three month course for industrial nurses and covered lost time causes, health supervision, injuries, burns, and sickness control in workers.

University of Toronto School of Nursing J. G. Cunningham Division of Industrial Hygiene Ontario Department of Health Cunningham Ontario

Oliva Dionne to receive standard rationed gasoline

Not classed as an official, Oliva Dionne, father of quintuplets, will get the same gasoline as other drivers when rationing starts April 1. Ottawa learned he is in class A with entitlement from 300 to 380 gallons yearly. Also note a tale urging kindness to children and a Bolivian La Paz cathedral seating 12,000 worshippers.

Oliva Dionne Dionne Ottawa

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