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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
2
After World War Two the United Nations faces restoring Germany’s mind set. Nazi control of press radio and schools distorted beliefs for over twenty years. Reform must overhaul the educational system under Allied supervision to remove Nazi influence and instill sound principles in youth.
The text discusses how German propaganda fooled many at first and how widespread deception help sustain the Nazi regime. It argues that once war began, Germans saw through leaders, losing faith, and stresses the UN must publish widespread truth to counter disinformation and reveal the regime’s deceit.
The article argues that dismantling Nazi taught principles will be hard as many Germans especially youths remain loyal to the party. It predicts post-war UN plans to re-educate and overturn the idea of German racial superiority to ensure lasting European peace.
Recipe lists Whole Wheat Muffins ingredients including brown sugar buttermilk fat egg bran wheat germ and whole wheat flour with baking powder soda and salt. Instructions say cream fat and sugar add egg milk bran and sifted flour then bake in a hot oven about 256 minutes. Ends with request to write to the Western Division Health League of Canada for a free Vitamin Chart.
The Australian News Letter reports Mrs. Maria Farrell designs pictures composes music and crafts patent devices while asleep. She began at age ten creating a safety pin in the shape of a treble clef and has since produced 32 inventions including a rabbit trap a magic ray a clothesline and more. She claims all her best work comes to her in sleep and she wakes to begin immediately.
The Port of London Monthly notes 168 ships contracted in Canada bearing names of Hudson's Bay Company fur trade forts. Fort Ville Marie, the Montreal original, led arrivals on its first voyage to the Port of London sometime ago.
The New York Times credits Arabic vocabulary of Sergeant Pasquale Tango of New York for record cargo handling by Arab stevedores in a North African port. Tango uses the word zid meaning more, sparingly in operations to load and unload Liberty Ships.
Native New Guinea tobacco known as twist is shipped under Lend Lease to Australia and Pacific US forces. The blackened rope like sticks are used as money in the jungle, enabling downed airmen to buy rescue with sticks traded for transport and a guide.
A collage of jokes and quips covers love and divorce war bonds and death certificates mischief at a telephone booth and a bank window exchange. Uncle and aunt style lines touch race humor and family life with quick punch lines amid blackout era banter.
The Royal Canadian Air Force announces recent commissions and course graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Names include J. N. Park of Yorkton Saskatchewan and G. R. Clark of Nina Manitoba among commissioned airmen, with numerous graduates from No. 12 Service Flying Training School Brandon and No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School Macdonald. Includes airmen from No. 5 No. 7 and No. 1 Central Navigation Schools and No. 10 Service Flying Training School Dauphin, across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Ontario.
Before the war Canadians carried more freight by air than any nation and now a small RCAF squadron in India continues the tradition. They pilot sturdy Hudsons with a flying elephant insignia, wearing simple gear and carrying out vital missions from Calcutta toward Burma.
A new synthetic chemical area is utilized to prevent lumber splitting during seasoning and drying and to treat wood for bending and shaping for war demands. The inland highlands of Yemen have produced coffee since Mahomet's time.
Regina Leader-Post recalls Piapot the Piapot Indian chief famed for a humorous reply during a Sun Dance rebuke by Indian commissioner A E Forget in 1885. The note highlights his calm wit and influence keeping tribes peaceful amid the North-West Rebellion.
The piece extols Winston Churchill as defiant against Hitler, relentless in public life, and possessing a formidable intellect. It likens him to historic figures, praises his physical vigor and diverse talents, and invites historians to weigh his impact on mankind. A note about olives supplying Greek masses appears as a tangential line.
A lighthearted note suggests that imminent danger of people biting off more than they can chew will ease as individuals avoid overcommitment. The remark hints at caution and self restraint in daily choices.
In the African desert a British sergeant and crew kept a disabled tank through the night and faced enemy tanks at dawn. An Italian officer, finding their position, asked who was prisoner. The sergeant replied you are mine and led off 52 prisoners and an 88 mm gun.
A collection of aphorisms and literary quotes on love, virtue, action, and character from Lowell La Rochefoucauld Milton Sterne and others. The verses by St Mary Baker Eddy and Willam Wadsworth conclude the compilation with a call to serene days and bright nature through love.
Britain's bird population is falling as war effects hit the countryside and coast. The piece notes heavy casualties among popular species and mentions Cork cultivation in Spain and Portugal alongside a call to buy War Savings Certificates.
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