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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1941
Page
2
Prime Minister Churchill recalls 1942 as a year of preparation and readiness for 1943 offensive action. President Roosevelt urges a New Year's Day day of prayer as Canada prepares to strengthen morale, endure sacrifice, and unite home fronts to fight fear and doubt with spiritual resolve and unwavering effort.
The RCAF announces extended leave without pay for men wishing to join as pilots or observers. Recruits may enlist now, be sworn in, receive one day’s pay, and report in January February or March. Winnipeg Recruiting Centre commander notes the plan allows civilian adjustment before service and a special RCAF button will mark enlistment.
Parliament Hill circles expect broader Allied war coordination with Canada's maximum contribution in military and economic tasks. Oil rationing is deemed unavoidable as Canada relies on imported supplies for 74 percent of needs while demands rise from 45 million to about 63 million barrels yearly.
An analysis highlights Axis weakness across population, land area, and crucial resources. Allies hold 89 percent of global population, 78 percent of oil, 63 percent of iron ore, and over 67 percent of coal while Axis territories and production lag. Emphasizes industrial strength, naval control, and strategic defeats shaping public resolve in Canada.
December 19 concert at Gien Elmo school drew a large crowd to aid the Red Cross. Miss A Chornomoz travels to Brandon for Christmas with her parents. Other local names and notes appear in fragmented form about club formation, memberships, and residents returning home for holidays.
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