Island Known as Puerto Rico in Greater Antilles
The text notes Puerto Rico as the smallest eastern island in the Greater Antilles. It mentions the legendary round table of King Arthur allegedly seating 160 knights. It states pigeons were used as messengers dating back to 3000 BC.
WLA Meeting Hosts and Village Social Notes
Members of the WLA met at Mr. E Chapman’s home with four in attendance. Bryce Mitchell is in Winnipeg for a new job. Mrs D Stephenson and son Nevill visited Sidney relatives. A Junior Red Cross dance was held at Robinville school. The Bromleys left for Marathon Ontario to visit relatives. Mrs Harry McAuley is visiting Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Glen McDonald were guests at Robinville school for a dance and received a flatware set. Mrs Marriott and Mrs Hamnett made presentations. Edward Chapman hosted a Roseville W A tea for Mrs James McDonald and Mrs R Greasley. a coffee table and a suitcase were given. Mrs J Baxter of Brandon visits Leonard Frank.
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Glen McDonald
Bernice Wareham
Robinville School
W. Marriott
R. Hamnett
Edward Chapman
Roseville
Ottawa rent hikes spark Liberal defense and tenant confusion
Defence and Rents Take Ottawa Spotlight reports Liberal leaders defend rent increases to 25 percent above 1941 levels while tenants resist. Owen Lobley fixes maximum boosts at 18 percent for unheated flats, 22 percent for heated units, and 20 percent for roomers. In effect Dec 15 start, most tenants pay Feb 1. Other brief items note Belfast ordered to aid stranded passengers near Pratag Island, a Brantford constable shoots a skunk, and a hospital canteen robbery linked to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
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Belfast
Pratag Island
Hong Kong
Winnipeg man jailed for indecent assault on 18 year old
Ross Sydney Poole, 28, of Winnipeg, given six months in jail after pleading guilty to indecently assaulting an 18-year-old in Winnipeg. A Barrie Examiner note condemns cruelty to animals, warning against abandoning a kitten in a lonely wilderness.
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Ross Sydney Poole
Winnipeg
Barrie Examiner
Bradwardine Community Notes Honor Longtime Residents
Bradwardine and Brandon residents hosted guests from Brandon and Calgary visiting local families. A community meeting in the hall reported the year’s work with L Lindsay reading reports and officers elected. Entertainment and lunch committees were formed with local volunteers named.
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L. Lindsay
Canadian altitude claim falls short of official record
Malcolm Graham flew to 47 000 feet and drew praise from Air Vice Marshal A. T. Cowley in Ottawa, who said the achievement was unmatched in Canada. The attempt will not be official because no barograph was carried to certify the altitude.
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Malcolm Graham
Canada
A. T. Cowley
Air Services
Ottawa
Calgary man committed for trial in narcotics case
John C. Poffenroth a Calgary law yer was committed for trial on illegal possession of narcotics. Bail was set at $3,500 after his arrest on October 11 following an alleged attempt to pass a heroin capsule to Lloyd Sterling a prisoner held on a narcotics charge. Sterling later received two and a half years in penitentiary.
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John C. Poffenroth
Calgary
Rail
Poffenroth
Lloyd Sterling
Sterling
Army of Kingston Gets Television for RCEME School
Soldiers at the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers school in Kingston Ontario now receive TV from Syracuse Buffalo and Rochester. Officers foresee adding television to electronics and radar instruction, using Kingston’s location to enhance reception and tie in with ongoing courses.
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers School
Kingston, Ont
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
RCEME
RCCS
Signal Corps
United States
Kingston
Signals Corps
Lake Ontario
School Sets Limit TV Use to Recreation Only
The facility currently restricts television sets at the school to recreational use while awaiting suitable demonstrations to accompany the instruction.
Engineer F Stanley Gamey Promoted at Minea Branch
Hon J T McDiarmid announces F Stanley Gamey promoted to resident engineer at the Minea branch of Manitoba department of mines and natural resources, effective October 1.
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F. Stanley Gamey
Minea
Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
J. 3. McDiarmid
Lansdowne Constituency Elector Greeting After Election
A candidate thanks supporters and workers for cooperation during the election. He also acknowledges the opposition's high caliber campaign and appeals for continued cooperation to serve Lansdowne, the province, and Canada.
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Rome
University OF Manitoba
Fort Garry, Man
Evan Hardy
University of Saskatchewan
J. W. G. MacEwan
J. M. Brown
P. A. McNamara
Manitoba Power Commission
J. K. Bell
Francis I. McKay
Dp. C. Foster
Robert Whiteman
Department of Agriculture
Wianipeg
IMO
Pontiac Tudor
Ford
F. W. Decker & Sons
Rivers, Man
Gilchrist
Rexall
Fraser Funeral
Brandon, Manitoba
New
Sarum
Rivers
J. W. Heming
WLA
E. Chapman
Bryce Mitchell
Junior Red Cross
Robinville
Mrs. C. Bromley
Fro Marathon, Ont
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Harry McAuley
J. Baxter of
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Leonard Frank
Defence
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Owen Lobley
Ernest Stanbridge
Brantford
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Regina General Hospital
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Bradwardine
R. Belt
T. Belt
Jack
W. Erwin
H. Watkins
M. E. Ward
Alan Bally
Evelyn Livingstone
Killarney
Mrs. P. Livingstone
George Ferguson
C. Wood
W. Graham Jr
Mrs. G. Woodhead
Lauder
C. Lamb
E. H. Dowland
E. J. Blatchford
A. Lowe
Edward Wolfe
E. Wolfe
A. Fulford
English
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Roeking
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Rceme Electronics Company
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Canadian Pacific
Sleepy Hollow
Lansdowne