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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 22, 1943

Page

2

Russian Front Two Years Of War Marked By Optimism

On the second anniversary of Hitler's invasion of Russia, Allied optimism grows as Soviet resilience expands. German advances halted near Moscow and in Ukraine. Stalingrad defeat marks a turning point while the Caucasus oil fields remain key to Nazi strategy, and Russia’s strength increases despite losses.

Hitler Russia Europe Soviet Union Ukraine Moscow Stalingrad Caucasus Germany

Friendship Is On Firm Basis

Describes a new understanding and firmer friendship between Russia and Allied nations after the desperate war period. Notes Russia’s shift from enigma to partner with Great Britain the United States and others of the United Nations. Cites Churchill pledge that Russian danger is global danger.

Russia Great Britain United States United Nations Churchill House of Commons Soviet Union

Commissioned Airmen in Canada Named by RCAF

The Royal Canadian Air Force Headquarters announced new commissions for pilots J Fischer from Saskatoon S Coldridge of Port Arthur A Hodge Toulon W Robbing Brandon V Hartry Waskada Scribaile Beinfuit Sask and addressed questions about garden pests and seeds in the same message.

Canada Royal Canadian Air Force Headquarters J. Fischer Saskatoon S. Coldridge Port Arthur Ont A. Hodge Toulon Man W. Robbing Brandon V. Hartry Waskada Scribaile Beinfuit Sask

Unusual May Weather Brings Snow and Floods to Regions

The Lake District saw a May mini winter with heavy snow, rain, floods, and frost. Tyne side faced unprecedented snowstorms in 75 years, while mid Wales endured flooded fields and impassable roads in Dolgelly. Wensleydale children used sledges as Man first May snow in living memory. Southern England gale damage fell short of expectations.

Lake District Tyneside Mid-Wales Dolgelly Wensleydale Isle of Man England London Times

Oven Strategy for Corn Syrup Cakes

A tip advises leaving corn syrup cakes in the oven about five minutes after baking and after turning off the heat to finish setting. The guidance suggests this rest helps the cake finish cooking through residual heat.

Wartime Cabal in La Linea Keeps Tabs on Gibraltar

In La Linea Spain a bustling wartime outpost near Gibraltar hosts agents from Britain the United States Germany and Italy. The town’s daily life blends bar terraces with telegraph offices and telenhen booths as observers track movements at Gibraltar while workers commute across the frontier. Pepe Cruz Herrera the painter stands out among local figures.

Gibraltar National Belmonte Toeria Sevilla la Linea Spain Bay of Gibraltar Bay San Roque California Berlin Great Britain United States Germany Italy Algeciras Tarifa Pepe Cruz Herrera

Britain Tightens Crackdown on Food Black Market Offenders

The British government expands enforcement against illicit food trade. Penalties rise, with max imprisonment up to 14 years and fines equaling profit or higher, plus triple the illegal price or 20 000 pounds. Licensing extends to retailers and wholesalers to deter illicit dealings.

Britain Ministry of Food

Lord Bessborough Busy Britain's Top Peer

Former governor general of Canada Lord Bessborough is a busy British peer serving on numerous committees. He leaves his Sussex home at 8 each morning for London where he works full time as director of French welfare.

Lord Bessborough Canada Britain Sussex London

South African Rail Fares Up by Fifteen Percent

Rail fares in South Africa rise by 15 percent with exemptions for soldiers and children under sixteen. The increase affects general passengers and will take effect from the announced date.

South Africa

Gifts For Churchill Parade of North American Admirers

The London Daily Sketch reports Churchill's mail from across North America has risen since his Congressional speech. Amid the letters come many gifts from American and Canadian fans, including cigars, an onion box, a typewritten portrait of Roosevelt, the Book of Mormon, corncob pipes, Washington's will copy, catnip for the Churchill cat, and a Canadian dime engraved with a blood sweat and tears extract.

London Daily Sketch North America Mr. Churchill United States Santa Claus Mr. Roosevelt George Washington

Vitamins to Keep You Fit booklet offer in wartime diet

Vita min conscious readers urged to eat correct vegetables and fruits not rely on capsules. Home Service Dept at Winnipeg Newspaper Union promotes 32 page guide "Vitamins to Keep You Fit" with details on vitamin rich foods and where they come from.

United Nations Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Humorous Bits From Daily Life and Encounters

A compilation of light anecdotes and jokes about medical rationing barber shop boasts a guarantee with a hair restorer and a string tied on a finger as a memory aid. Pilot jokes clash with crows and mosquitoes while a banker tale and marital quips add to the punchlines.

Bindweed Shows Blood Clotting Potential for Wound Care

Researchers note bindweed roots can stop bleeding on cuts to hands, signaling strong clotting properties. The finding suggests potential development as a medicinal plant for wound management in grain-field work.

The Fly Pest Menace To Family Health In Summer

A magnified house fly would horrify housewives with its hairy feet and contaminated body. Flies carry germs on their feet and in their gut, spreading typhoid fever cholera dysentery infantile paralysis and tuberculosis. Medical officials warn flies contaminate foods and surfaces and urge immediate elimination from kitchens and dining rooms.

House Fly Flaps Wings 330 Times Per Second

A house fly beats its wings backward and forward at a rate of 330 cycles each second. This rapid wing motion enables swift takeoffs and agile midair maneuvers. Observers note the insect’s high-frequency wingbeat supports hovering and rapid directional changes.

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