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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

8

Edmonton to Dawson links aim at Arctic air routes

Grant W. G. McConachie, president of Yukon Southern Air Transport Co., says $9 million project will extend airfields from Edmonton to Dawson Yukon. Work to be finished next summer. He notes Russia and the Orient draw nearer and American planes already use the inland Canada to Alaska route. He adds Chicago to Shanghai distance via the north route covers 4000 miles shorter and Edmonton is 36 hours from Tokyo.

Canada United States Grant W. G. McConachie Yukon Southern Air Transport Co., Ltd Los Angeles Edmonton Dawson Yukon McConachie Russia Orient Alaska Chicago Shanghai MacConachie Tokyo

Imperial mobilization decree conscripts youths for labor service

An imperial ordinance orders immediate mobilization of boys and girls aged 14 and up to 30 days yearly into a national labor service corps. Men may be drafted up to 40, and unmarried women up to 25.

National Labor Service Corps

Greek War Fleet Battles on Mediterranean Front

With Greece under occupation, the Greek fleet consisting of one cruiser six destroyers five submarines and other craft continues to operate alongside the British fleet in the Mediterranean amid wartime turmoil.

Canadian Red Cross launches 500000 relief appeal for Russia

On Nov 24 the Canadian Red Cross Society opened a national appeal for 500000 to supply medical and surgical aid to Russia. Justice Percy H. Gordon chairs the effort with national staff aiding provincial branches to mobilize funds across Canada.

Red Cross Toronto Daily Star Canadian Red Cross Society Russia Canadian Red Cross Rus Percy H. Gordon The Dominion Canada Ben Hitler Britain United States Dominions British Red Cross George Soviet Union Red Cross Office

Harvest From Crater Sparks Garden Initiative

A West End hotel owner recalls a wartime raid when thirty guests sheltered in the basement as a crater bloom produced beans tomatoes and cucumbers. Leonard Williams of the ministry of supply started a garden last spring after noting no crater filing had been done.

Loden West End Leonard Williams Ministry of Supply

Pemmican Defined as Dried Lean Meat in Sacks

Pemmican is described as lean meat that is dried and pounded, then packed into sacks made from hide. The passage notes the composition and packing method.

Minnesota Man Returns Ticket Refund for Red Cross Aid

A Virginia Minnesota resident who traveled to Winnipeg had an overcharge adjusted by Walter Dobbs C N Railways. The traveler sent back the refund money order and asked it be given to the Red Cross for Britain’s victory. Dobbs forwarded the funds to Winnipeg Red Cross.

Minnesota Red Cross Virginia Winnipeg Walter Dobbs C.N. Railways Dobbs C.N. Express Britain The Red Cross Society

Soldier receives discharge and 15 cents travel pay

Private Johnny Fowler at Camp Bowie was discharged and given 15 cents for transportation home. Bus fare amounted to 10 cents, and most veterans got only their trip money.

United States Army Johnny Fowler Fowler Camp Bowie

Solves One Problem Various Kinds Of Fruit Can Be Garnered From Orchardette

The Christian Science Monitor notes a horticultural method allowing a single tree to yield multiple fruits. By grafting several varieties onto one rootstock homeowners with limited space can enjoy apples plums peaches and apricots on one tree, creating an aesthetically pleasing fruiting option.

Christian Science Monitor

Great Tourist Attraction Along Crimea Shores Under Threat

The Crimea coast offers pine forests, bays, gardens, and sub tropical vegetation ideal for holidays. Rest homes and baths attract visitors as Soviet authorities promote seaside tourism amid Nazi threat. Inland features a high limestone plateau with sheep and sparse roads. Sebastopol recalls the 1854 55 siege with British French forces.

Crimea Riviera Sebastopol

Gems of Thought on Love and Faith from Historic Figures

A collection of brief, quotable lines on love and belief from Washington Irving, Martin Luther, Spencer, Jesus, Mary Baker Eddy, Eleanor L. Hervey, and Leighton. The passages emphasize love as essential, selfless, and enduring, with faith described as simple and true. Each item links love to virtue, sacrifice, and divine guidance.

Martin Luther Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Eleanor L. Hervey Leighton

Highest marks by detainees in Canadian camp exams

Leonard Lyons reports that German and Austrian intellectuals held in Canada during WWII were enrolled in McGill University extension courses and correspondence classes. When results were released the top scores came from men in detention camps, as officials sought productive occupation.

Leonard Lyons New York Post Canada McGill University

Maharaja of Mysore Emblem Worn by RAF Squadron

The emblem of the Maharaja of Mysore, Gandabherunda, marks one RAF squadron. In a cable the Maharaja urged officers to wear the badge for victory and to “Happy hunting among the Nazis.”

Maharaja of Mysore R.A.F Gandabherunda Mysore Jaya

Crop bonus plans aim to improve Western farming

A Better Method argues acreage bonus schemes reward farmers for converting wheat to grass or coarse grains and fallow. Proponents say this keeps land in better condition and boosts grass planting to prevent erosion. Critics warn continuous cropping lowers soil fertility.

The Little Boy Of Yesterday

The poem recalls a boy who has grown into a young man as he receives a crest. The speaker notes his nervousness and pride, his firm deportment, and a salute to the man who pins the insignia on his blue-gray breast. A sense of growth from childhood to adulthood pervades the verse.

Wood in Australia Dominated by Eucalyptus Hardwoods

The article notes that the most abundant wood type in Australia is hardwood from eucalyptus trees.

Australia

Twenty five London theatres in October outraise last year

Twenty five theatres operated in October in London, a sharp rise from three theatres in the same period last year, reflecting a surge in activity and audience interest after prior closures.

London

Rates for First Cables to be Sent Under the Atlantic

The article states the rate of 100 dollars for twenty words of five letters each to be sent under the Atlantic. It notes a yearly banding of 40 000 to 50 000 wild ducks and geese. It credits the Gauls of ancient French with the invention of soap and mattresses.

Atlantic

Home Service aims at leg health and youth by simple exercises

A Home Service advertisement claims leg, hip, and tummy muscles can be toned quickly with a two arm forward stepping routine of 18 to 20 steps. It promotes a 32 page booklet “Best Exercises for Health And Beauty” plus other titles for 15 cents each, with a Winnipeg return address.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Australian Sausage Industry Faces Urgent India Order

Australia must boost sausage output to meet a 1,000 ton order from India for the Supply Department. Current monthly output stands at 3.5 million pounds producing about 26 million sausages, with 16.5 million yards of casing needed. Production will use meat at 60 percent pork and 20 percent prime beef and involve canning.

Australia India Supply Department Imperial Australian Press Bureau

Census shows Hindu rise in Calcutta over decade

Census figures show Calcutta Hindu population grows from 800000 to 1500000 in ten years while Moslems increase from 300000 to 500000. A New York confectioner has sweetmeats delivered in a Victorian coach. The Donets coal basin in Russia is nicknamed Soviet Pennsylvania.

Calcutta New York Donets Russia Pennsylvania

Average man’s jaw pressure while chewing noted

The record notes that an average man exerts about 180 pounds per square inch of bite pressure during chewing, illustrating the strength of human jaws in mastication.

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