Stalin named marshal of the Soviet Union in decree
The supreme Soviet, in a Kalinin signed decree, conferred the rank of marshal on Premier Joseph Stalin. Capt. Eustace Brock, formerly of Winnipeg, was appointed commanding officer of H.M.C.S. Niahe, the Canadian naval depot in the United Kingdom.
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Supreme Soviet
Michael Kalinin
The
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Moscow Radio
Eustace Brock
Winnipeg
H.M.C.S. Niahe
United Kingdom
Slimming Two-Piecer By Anne Adams Pattern 4332
Anne Adams unveils a new two piece pattern 4332 for matrons offering a stylish comfortable version. The design includes a optional bodice top from a fabric remnant and a Yoked blouse that can be worn belted or plain. Available in multiple waist sizes. fabric yardage specified for size 38. Send 20 cents to Winnipeg pattern dept with name address size and number.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adama
Winnipeg Newnes Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Grow Your Own Vitamins Victory Garden Plan
In wartime 1943 citizens are urged to plant a Vitamin Victory Garden behind their homes. Grow beans carrots peas tomatoes cabbage and lettuce for vitamin rich produce and exercise in the soil. Contact Western Division Health League of Canada in Toronto for a free vitamin chart.
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Western Division
Health League of Canada
111 Avenue Road
Toronto
Ontario
Right Tools Guide Garden Planting Groups and Timing
Garden notes stress sharp clean tools for efficient work and describe planting groups hardy semi hardy and tender. It advises using a Dutch hoe under shrubs for weed milling and notes varying frost tolerance for vegetables and flowers with caution against rushing the season.
Boots wear out fast in desert British army
In the desert the British mechanized army finds boots last only about three months. At the R.A.O.C. base in Africa roughly 2,000 workers including many civilians manage receipt and issue of gear as war drives up coal use as a chemical raw material.
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U.S
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Moose Jaw
Regina
Moose Jaw-Regina
Pasqua
Belle Plaine
R.A.O.C
Africa
Christ's High Priestly Prayer Intercession Teachings
Sunday School lesson outlines John 17 as Jesus intercedes for himself and his apostles, defining life eternal as knowing God and the Son. It emphasizes the twelve chosen followers, their keeping of Christ's word, and asks for their protection from evil as they enter the world.
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Christ
Jesus
God
C. R. Erdman
Alexander McKenzie
Poreng
Erdman
Chased by Plane Endangers Paratrooper Jack Clark
Sergeant Jack Clark of Malton Ontario clung by one foot to a door of a crewless bomber. He freed himself by pulling his parachute rip cord, ripping his boot and foot from the boot. The plane chased him to earth, but he only sustained a broken ankle.
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Jack Clark
Malton
Ont
Future Of The Arctic Predicted By McKeand In Toronto
David L. McKeand a seasoned Arctic veteran told a Toronto audience that a 1,500,000 square mile eastern Arctic zone could see major postwar expansion. He cited mild sub Arctic summers enabling glass grown lettuce and spinach and noted vast mineral resources underpinning development along with the Arctic Sea sea lane linking Canada and Russia boosting potential trade.
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David L. McKeand
Canada
Arctic
Toronto
McKeand
sub-Arctic
Russia
Housewives in Surrey village mistook for ration mix
In a Surrey village English housewives lined up for dried egg powder but were served mustard by mistake. Pies were baked and scrambled eggs served in many homes with surprising results. A crankcase oil issue caused drag on moving parts, wasting gasoline.
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Surrey
England
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