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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

3

Postwar Reconstruction Plans in Canada Debated

Postwar plans in Canada focus on demobilization and rehabilitation of servicemen and women, with ideas like retarded demobilisation and a demobilization furlough to ease transition. Education and living allowances are planned to ensure economic security, while continued university study and retraining are emphasized for a smoother civilian life after service.

Canada United Nations Walter Woods

Navy Peace Maintenance Postwar Force

A Chicago Daily News report argues that the United States should build and keep a substantial naval force under civilian control to enforce postwar agreements and sustain peace. It warns against repeating failed postwar disarmament and asserts the necessity of a capable navy as a stabilizing global power.

Chicago Delly News

Nolin River Called Most Crooked in Kentucky

The Nolin River in Kentucky is described as the most crooked in America, winding about 20 miles while advancing only six. This peculiar measurement highlights its meandering course and limited progress despite length.

America Kentucky Nolin

Squash And Pepper Casserole Recipe Detail

A recipe describes making a squash and green pepper casserole baked in an ordinary pan. Slice squash lengthwise into half inch pieces and cut green pepper into thin rings. Layer with salt pepper onion salt in a greased dish, top with bread crumbs and fat, bake covered then uncover until tender and browned.

Gems of Thought Cont Cont Contentment Promises Riches

A compact quote collection notes contentment as true riches. Diling, Baiguy, Horace are cited with brief maxims about happiness, inner reach, and wise purchases. The text blends fragmented thoughts on contentment and universal access to inner peace.

List of Graduates From Royal Air Force Training Schools

A roster of graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No. 7 Bombing and Gunnery School Paulson Manitoba No. 5 Dafoe Saskatchewan No. 17 Souris Manitoba No. 7 Portage la Prairie Manitoba No. 4 Saskatoon Saskatchewan No. 1 Central Navigation Rivers Manitoba No. 5 Air Observer Winnipeg Manitoba No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery Macdonald Manitoba names include BL Marder Rask Hattrick Sett Melnyk Proskunik Spendiff Buchan Christenson Hamler Lipsatt McKinney Conlin Coutts Cram Fanset Grinde Leavitt McKenzie Wood Apperly Alain Elliott Foy Hurlburt Katz Larson Owen Peterson Wager Wilmot Wyndham Skelton Lawson Leach Magnusson Prentice Pickering Puchalaky Savage Beeble Paylor Wilt Wimoranski Hilbre and others.

Paulson Man Marder Moosomin Rask C. C. Hattrick Dauphin Dafoe Sask RM. Sett Lacombe Alta Melnyk Yellow Creek W. Proskunik Moonville Ala Ratooy Smoky Lake F. Spendiff High Prairie No. 17 Service Flying Training School Souris W. J. Buchan Southey B. A. Christenson, Kingman, Alta. Sat. L. J. Hamler, Herbert, Sask L. A. Lipsatt Winterburn Aite W. E. McKinney Manitou No. 7 Air Observer School Portage A Prairie W. G. Conlin Tisdale H. A. Coutts Hoghenden W. H. Cram Morden J. A. Fanset Headingley J.A. Grinde Rimbey D. T. Leavitt Cardatan J. G. McKenzie Riverhurst A. C. Wood Kelwood No. 4 Saskatoon Pilota L. W. F. Apperly Mariapolis D. W. Alain Sachton Mar W. BE Elliott Hosetown A. B. Foy Lebret Hurlburt Boharme M. Katz Prince Albert W. BM. Larson Bradwell Saat Kd, J. Owen Red Deer Hill G. E. Peterson Meeting Creek A. W. Wager Loon Lake W. P. Wilmot Crocus P.O. Man C. A Wyndham Gralner C. F. Skelton Marriott Sask No. 1 Central Navigation School Rivers D. Hi. Bowen Rocky Mountain Flame D. W. Halstead Unity G. Mcarthur Medicine Hat J. A. Tulloch Invermay Air Observer School Winnipeg F. A. Davies Portage la. Prairie Macdonald B. L. Allard the Pas J.D. Armatrong Davidson Langruth J. Besistuik Ballis J. Berry Myrtle H. Boehlig Steinbach A. G. Hutchison Grimshaw T. Kryneki Gilbert Plains F. E. Lawson Piney Set A. Leach Spiritwood HW. F Magnusson Great Falls Pickering Sexamith H. B. Prentice Abbey Puchalaky Grandview Savage Fisherbranch

Australian air force trainees recount war fronts in training

In Winnipeg No 3 Wireless School recruits from Australia report wartime service across Tobruk Syria Middle East and Pacific theaters. LACs Maxwell Lyons Robina John Dyke and others describe battles at Tobruk Milne Bay Port Moresby Singapore Darwin Burma Ceylon and Malaya as they train as wireless air gunners in Canada.

Royal Australian Air Force No. 3 Wireless School Winnipeg Middle East Lac. K. Robina Thornbury Victoria Lac Bill John Sparrabs N.S.W Milne Bay Port Moresby New Guinea Lac Arthur Dyke Port Pirie Singapore Malaya Burma Ceylon Darwin

Royal Eagle Paddle-Steamer’s War Record Highlighted

The Royal Eagle, once a pleasure boat from Tower Bridge to Southend Margate and Ramagate, now shows a notable war record. It has served against aircraft 52 times and destroyed at least the target, according to Britain.

Royal Eagle Tower Bridge Southend Margate Ramagate Britain

Paratrooper training emphasizes steady soldiers not thrill seekers

Lieut.-Col. R. F. Routh of the Canadian Parachute Training School says the ideal recruit is steady and intelligent. Volunteers are being sought nationwide in Canada with basic training, mental and physical stability, and medical fitness required. Training spans weeks and finishes with full qualification as a paratrooper.

Shilo R. F. Routh Canadian Parachute Training School Col. Routh Canada N.C.O Ontario Quebec

American youth earns air gunner sergeant in Canada

Vernon Harry of Los Angeles California rose to air gunner sergeant at No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School Macdonald Manitoba after months in the Nevada desert to regain health. He originally joined the RCAF in 1941 was discharged for medical reasons and reenlisted in January 1943. He married AW1 B A Harry of Toronto and AW2 Harry pinned the insignia.

Vernon Harry Los Angeles California Royal Canadian Air Force Las Vegas Nevada No. 3 Macdonald Man Hollywood Harry R.c.af Canada Sgt B. A. Harry Hibernia Ave Toronto No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School RAF W. Whitfeld

Scientists develop light reflection method for safer postwar auto travel

Non-reffecting win cameras will reduce the number of postwar automobile accidents, according to scientists at the American Optical Co. plant where the process was perfected. It is now possible to abstract light reflections from glass and other materials. The discovery now is utilized for war purposes.

American Optical Co

Relic Cylinder Linked to Sir Humphrey Gilbert Landing

A damaged lead cylinder found beneath four feet of earth at Buller Harbor Cape may mark the 1583 English claim of Newfoundland by Sir Humphrey Gilbert. Bearing a crest but no readable date, the 18 by 4 by 2 inch artifact is being sent to London for examination. Gilbert established the first English settlement at St Johns and disappeared near the Azores with all hands.

Newfoundland Sir Humphrey Gilbert Bulle Harbor Cape Britain Gilbert England St. Johns College of Heralds London North America St. John's al i Azores

Our Good Luck on Marshall report shocks New York Nation

The New York Nation laments a lackadaisical national attitude toward war material production from 1949 to 1941. It praises Marshall’s report noting Britain and Russia’s resistance as crucial to avoid a long, disastrous war on American soil. The piece recalls Canada’s role and expresses surprise at the period's complacency.

Marshall U.S Stat New York Nation

Achievements of the British Empire praised by Viscount Bennett

In Chelsea town hall Viscount Bennett argued Britons lack pride in their achievements. He defended the Empire, saying it saved Christian civilization and provided governance that kept millions at peace, noting the United States’ foundations and India as a standout achievement.

Viscount Bennett Chelsea Town Hall United States India

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