Candid Observer Says Hitler Lacks Initiative as Spring Offensive Looms
The observer argues Hitler must launch a Spring Offensive but seems to fear losing momentum. He notes Russia's Kharkov push, Soviet morale strength, and Red Army Air Force advantages. The piece contrasts German setbacks with resilient Soviet resolve and discusses Japanese internment policy in Canada amid wartime prejudice.
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Hitler
Russia
Kharkov
Donetz
Caucasian
Red Army
Canada
Prairies
Rossburn Notes and Local Socials Roundup
Miss Dorothy Miller spent the weekend with her parents while Pte Bernard Miller on leave from Red Deer visited home. Several locals attend a dancing event in Russell and a salvage drive nets over a ton of scrap rubber to aid Red Cross. A May 28 salvage committee meeting is set at the Douglas Hotel and Wheat Acreage Reduction filing deadline is June 1.
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Bernard Miller
Red Deer
Douglas Hotel
Red Cross
Treas
Red Cross and
War Charities Board
Jack Lindsay
Jim Armstrong
Tom Harrison
Colin Barlow
Howard MclIntosh
Howard Alexander
Jack Stitt
C.g.lt
C. Menzies
H. Forrest
G. Fisher
J. Beirnes
R. Carson
V.M.S
Wm. Young
Anglophone attitudes in Asia demand change after wartime attitudes
The text argues that Anglo-Saxons bear responsibility for past arrogance and intolerance toward colored peoples in Asia. It links white domination and Western exploitation to hostility toward Malays, Burmese, and Indians and calls for a thorough change of attitude as essential.
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East
Baldy Hill Tower Secures New Worker Frank Woytowich
In Oakburn Frank Woytowich has secured a job on Baldy Hill Tower. Mike Borody travels to Winnipeg for medical care. A Mothers Day Concert drew a large crowd at Rogers School. Roman Ewanvsbyn died after surgery in a Winnipeg hospital. funeral held Thursday. Night prowlers broke into Borody's confectionery stealing cigarettes and tobacco.
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Frank Woytowich
Baldy Hill Tower
Rogers School
Roman Ewanvsbyn
Winnipeg
War salvage drives reuse of old papers for war effort
Last weeks paper is revived as paper board for food containers for the armed services and as packaging for munitions. Newspapers are twisted into shells protection tubes and shipped. Save and bundle old papers for Canada’s war effort by contacting the salvage committee or leaving parcels at the depot.
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Canada
Mr. Buiton
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Rossburn
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Cordelia Miller
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T. R. White
P. Gluck
Mariel Armstrong
Tureday
Ninette
Victoria
J. A. Stephen
Strathclair
W.G. Onions
G. D. Robinson
Foxwarren
Bellville
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Beth McDonald
Dorothy Doak
Alice Peden
Audrey Moulson
Russell
E. V. McIntosh
F. 8. Partridge
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Oakburn
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Mr. Borody
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VISTA
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the Christ
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Kit Carson
Jon Hall Lynn Bari
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Ward Bond
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Rita Hayworth
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