Permits Open for POW Parcels Sugar Tea and Coffee
New Prisoners of War Purchase Permits allow Canadians to send sugar tea and coffee to next of kin in personal parcels for prisoners of war. Each form is in duplicate for the Ration Administrator and the merchant, with postal censorship ensuring proper delivery. Quantities include up to one pound of coffee a quarter pound of tea and two pounds of sugar.
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Department of National War Services
Prices and Trade Board
Montreal
Aha Night with Charles Rainier and Paula in Wickham
Charles Rainier confronts buried memories as Paula prepares to depart for South America. Harrison warns of danger from a hidden past while Rainier traces a long-ago marriage and a mysterious hilltop building. Paula awaits Smithy’s return, and the village eyes the unfolding upheaval.
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Harles
Penicha
Margaret
Charles
Rio
Charles Rainier
Paula
South America
Smithy
Harrison
Wickham
Charles Goodbyne
Melbridge
iMice
Medbrig
Harry
Bella
Hammer Hattis
Rainier
Seftie
Found at last The Union Sealed Again
A tale closes with Pye embracing Panta as tears mark the moment of reunion. He finds the woman he loves, memory's inner room opens, and church bells softly peal to seal their union. The end.
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Panta
Leon
Propaganda Minister Claims Britain Superior Psychologically
Goebbels writes in Das Reich that Britain leads psychologically due to air attacks while Germany’s submarine war will eventually tell. Berlin radio and AP recount Excerpts stating Britain is holding Germany at the wrist in the air war, but Germany has Britain at the throat in submarine warfare, yet outcome remains to be seen.
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Goebbels
Germany
Britain
Goebels
Das Reich
Great Britain
Berlin
Associated Press
British Empire
Textile use in aviation plant and Moscow subway designs
The article notes that 10 yards of cloth are used daily for stowage pockets in each airplane and that 14 000 feet of thread spool consumption nearly empties each day for making motor covers and upholstery. It also mentions that each Moscow subway station features a unique architectural style and stone type.
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Moscow
Crossword Puzzle Fragments and Clues Across and Down
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled words list scattered with numbers and partial phrases. It reads like a damaged puzzle page with entries for multiple across and down items but many items are illegible or misprinted, offering only hints such as garments, deities, animals, and actions.
No Special Branches as Fewer Women Serve in Soviet Army
The article notes a drop in women in combat roles in the Red Army since early wartime terms. It states that while snipers and combat pilots were highlighted, commanders now show reluctance to admit women to front duty, though some still reach front lines via individual efforts. Most women remain in medical corps across base hospitals, evacuation points, and with fighting squads.
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Red Army
Red Amy
Russia
Doing Night Work Civilian Prisoners in England and Wales
Civilian prisoners in jails across England and Wales shift to night work to produce army goods. The first prisons to implement the program are in Manchester and Wakefield where weaving machinery is installed and cloth is being woven.
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England
Wales
Manchester
Wakefield
Selected recipes for coffee cake and travel by farworms
The text describes a coffee cake recipe using sponge, milk, flour, butter and sugar with a long rising time of about 17 hours, then shaping and baking at 400 degrees F. It also mentions farworms traveling through soil and even brick walls and concrete.
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ROYAL
Loree
Arendal
Norway
FF Harvest
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Beatrice Faber
Tie, Liege
Mr. Lieyd
Colmes
Grew Gerven
Philip Corn
Lesue Peters
Meer, Travers
Meginsid
Gwen Brewrsell Fletcher
Rhys Witsiows
Uns O'Conner
Charles Waldren
Uisebeth Aiden
Wees
Crown Brand
The
Canada Starch Company, Limited
Canada
AHA Tam Et En Limited
Sas
Homzontal
Engfish Giante
Stilaed Stohe
Odin
Uist
Apploford
Hamilton
Toronto
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