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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

5

French Fishermen Desert to Join Allies as British Ships Offer Rescue

Washington Merry-Go-Round reports large desertions from French fishing boats off the Gibraltar Atlantic coast due to Nazi threats. British cutters use loudspeakers to entice deserters with promises of Allied protection and combat, sometimes leaving boats manned by none. Vichy escorts attempted to deter deserters by firing over swimmers, but the tactic failed.

Atlantic Gibraltar Washington Vichy

Women’s War Role Revealed In Canada’s Defense Efforts

In wartime Canada civilians join the front line through support of a vast war effort. The nation’s women, already known for sharing in production and service, have a greater contribution than commonly realized, with industry and households aligning to the United Nations cause.

Civiians Canada Tmret United Nations

Much Work Done By Volunteers In Wartime Canada

In August 1940 national registration tallied 2 285 370 Canadian women as housewives. Many have entered war industries, but most remain at home aiding morale, comforts for service members and families, and supporting wartime needs. Women's groups organize salvage, nutrition, health efforts, evacuee placement, blood donor work, and social aid, raising millions for war services annually.

Canada

Canada’s Women Support War Effort in 1942

In 1942 about 5 500 Canadian women wore official service uniforms and 75 000 worked in munitions plants. Many released men for active service and women served on the Wartime Prices and Trade Board and in large war industries. Nursing sisters numbered 875 in the Army with services also in Navy and Air Force. The contribution of Canadian women to the war effort is seen as significant toward victory.

Armed Services Army Navy Air Force Canada Prices and Trade Board

Wit and Whimsy: Classic Jokes Collide on Screen

A collage of light humor and punchlines unfolds from a theater row exchange about a contest against a dead wife to a horse meat hot dog joke, a car brake scare, a landlord boom, and quirky quips about art, phonies, and ocean fish behavior.

British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Graduates List

A Saskatoon list of graduates from No. 4 Service Flying Training School under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. It enumerates LAC and(MW) ranks across pilots navigators bombers and wireless air gunners from various stations including No. 5 No. 7 and No. 6 Air Observer Schools at Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Macdonald Dafin Dafoe etc, naming numerous towns in Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba and beyond. The roll highlights individuals such as Almond Jamrnse Rentson Browne Cale Mood and McDonald among many others linked to the wartime program.

British Commonwealth Air Training Plan No. 4 Service Saskatoon Sask Lac Roo Almond Vulcan Alta Fo Andahl Jamrnse Alta Lac Rentson Beederick KL Browne Parkalite la Lac J. A. Cale Dinant Lac MOOD Amos Twinsmore J. W. McDonald Prince Ask Lamiy Apt Las JM. Swinburnsen ML Wood Stanley Air Observer School Winnipeg Mab Air Navigators Ftkin Pani Sack Tay von Dietines Anton Mar Lac VO Marche Lockport Man Bae Naughton Gunton Moore Limerick Oakes Colinton J. S. Sanderson Elstow M.A. Saruk Alvena GL. Scott Knee Hill Valley Portage la Prairie Wilson LaFleche No. 3 Macdonald L. G. Anderson Cralemyle J. M. Cassedy Camrose W. Fulton Blenfalt Lag Koehring Schuler Heinze Ryley A. Jepson Atwater McKee Bracken Sasi W. Sweeney Weyburn No. 7 Paulson A. BR. Churko Plain View M. Rzewski Kelwood M. Wallace Magot Dafoe Hie

Biscuits And Crackers Scoop Calorie News In Wartime Diet

A wartime shift of women into defense work reduces home cooking time boosting demand for biscuits and crackers. Soda crackers pack nutrition with low moisture, lasting well without special storage. Christie’s crackers offer about 109 calories per cent, surpassing beef steak. Nazis order Slovak farmers to grow rapeseed for oil.

Molly O'Dale Red Cross

Correct constipation with better diet and Kellogg's All-Bran

Wartime readers learn regularity comes from diet not laxatives. Eat Kellogg's All-Bran cereal or hot muffins with plenty of water to restore natural regularity. Two grocery sites stock All-Bran. made by Kellogg's in London Canada.

Kellogg's Landon Canada

Victory Garden succession plan for a steady summer harvest

The guide advises planned succession planting for a steady supply of vegetables like radishes carrots beets and beans. Emphasizes staggered sowings to avoid waste notes beans should be picked young to prevent seeding and that carrots beans and other crops stay tasty when smaller. Encourages estimating needs as a market gardener and suggests sending surplus to charity while avoiding waste and contacting federal or provincial agriculture departments for more information.

Federal Department of Agiculture

Fire risk from inflammable parcels at sea endangers ships

The article warns that parcels containing flammable substances sent by mail may ignite in ship holds when hatches are closed, risking tragic fires and possible explosions from on board ammunition. Postal authorities urge law compliance to prevent injury to postal and railway workers and maritime crews.

Canada

GEMS OF THOUGHT A collage of quotes on resolve and character

A collection of aphoristic reflections urging firm purpose and steadfast conduct. Includes lines attributed to Moencius Hazitt Hawthorne Mary Baker Eddy and Punshon plus a biblical note. Themes center on decisive action consistency and guidance from God or inner conviction.

Largest lathe installed for ship repair in Pretoria

An enormous lathe, the biggest machine tool in South Africa, has been set up at the Tiscor steel works in Pretoria to enable heavy work turning large propeller shafts for ships.

South Africa Tiscor Ateel Works Pretoria

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