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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

2

Permits Allow Sugar Tea And Coffee For POW Parcels

Canadians can send sugar tea and coffee to prisoners of war via new Prisoners of War Purchase Permits. This form, sent to next of kin, allows purchases without reducing their own rations. Parcels are checked by postal censors and may include up to one pound coffee, a quarter pound tea, and two pounds sugar.

Department of National War Services Prices and Trade Board Montreal

Notorious Nazi Confronted in Arendal Shop

The Royal Norwegian Government reports a Nazi entered an Arendal shop and questioned why locals did not join the Nazi party. A Norwegian replied that leaving is impossible, while the Nazi claimed people resign daily.

Arendal Norway

Found at Wickham a man recalls his long lost love

Charles Rainier learns his wife Paula plans a South American departure after a strained marriage. Smithy, haunted by memory, realizes his reunion with Paula, and Paula comforts Harrison as Rainier tracks a hidden past. The couple reunites at Wickham as church bells mark their return.

Charles Margaret Rio Charles Rainier Paula South America Smithy Harrison Wickham Melbridge Bella Rainier Lady Rainier Poe Phi Ty Loew

Goebbels Says Britain Superior Psychologically Now

German Propaganda Minister Goebbels writes in Das Reich that Britain is psychologically superior due to air raids while German submarine warfare will by degrees bend Britain to defeat. Berlin radio broadcast excerpts indicate Britain holds Germany at the wrist in air war while Germany holds Britain at the throat in submarine war.

Goebbels Germany Britain Das Reich Great Britain Berlin Associated Press British Empire

Variety of production and design notes from Moscow transit

At an aviation plant ten yards of cloth are used for each plane stowage pocket and spools of fifteen thousand feet of thread are nearly consumed daily turning out motor covers and seat hides. Each Moscow subway station showcases a distinct architectural style and stone type. 2513

Moscow

Armor and Tobor Crossword Puzzle No 4824

A dense crossword grid clutters the page with clues across and down including Armor and Tobor, Folding bed, English queen, To sharpen, Burmese demon, Efficacy, To leave out, To come in to operation, and many more. The puzzle lists entries such as Musical compositions, Drawing room, Hindu deity, Walking Stick, Equality, Ship's officer, Teutonic terms, and various verb and noun clues across both vertical and horizontal directions.

No Special Branches Reason There Are Fewer Women

In the Soviet Union no dedicated female units exist as in other nations. Early in the war many women served but today commanders resist enlistment though some reach the front. Most women remain in medical roles across base hospitals, evacuation points, and with combat units.

Red Army Russia

Night shift prison weaving for army production in England

Civilian prisoners in England and Wales will work night shifts to produce goods for the army. Manchester and Wakefield prisons have installed weaving machinery and begun cloth production as the first sites to adopt the scheme.

England Wales Manchester Wakefield

Selected Recipes Coffee Cake

A compact recipe for coffee cake using sponge, milk, flour, butter, sugar and egg. Cream butter and sugar, beat egg, mix with milk, combine with dry ingredients, knead lightly, rise until doubled, shape into rolls, place on pans, rise again, brush with butter and nuts or cinnamon, bake at 400 degrees F.

Earthworms Move Through Brick Walls and Concrete

The article notes earthworms can travel through soil and surprisingly through brick walls and concrete, illustrating their remarkable tunneling abilities and persistence in obstructed environments. The observed behavior emphasizes their resilience in various ground conditions and potential ecological implications.

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