Labour letter from London mocks foreign policy and pesters cant
The London News Letter ridicules Bevin and Labour orthodoxy at Bournemouth, accusing them of cant while detailing international pretence and hypocrisy. It cites German refugees in Denmark, German prisoners, Soviet dealings with Perron and Argentina, and praises Atlee’s leadership. The piece weighs optimistic and pessimistic Home Front views and ends with domestic wartime dining pragmatism.
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Mr. Bevin
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Victoria Station
Bevin
Europe
Denmark
East Prussia
Britain
Goebbels
America
Stockholm
Moscow
Soviet Union
Perron
U.S.A. State Department
American State Department
Francist Beast
Argentina
Combined Food Board
Food Board
Franco
Kremlin
Great Britain
U.S.A
Russia
Hitler
Barcelona
Germany
Outdoor Dining as Summer Antidote
A guide suggests changing scenery to beat summer slump by dining outdoors. Set a porch or garden table with chairs under an oak, repaint old furniture, add awnings cushions and bright serveware. Use informal meals with all in one pot dishes, a green salad and refrigerator dessert ready in the morning.
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Dime Store
Outdoor cooking fun for large gatherings
Open air cooking over charcoal in a shallow hole or improvised pit is enjoyable and economical. It lets you entertain many guests with little effort while avoiding costly gear. The scene charms with casual, communal dining and festive atmosphere.
Whitemouth Social Roundup Hosts and Arrivals
Mrs. T. G. Erskine reports Whitemouth with guests on Saturday June 29. Alex Maron buys a residence in town welcoming her arrival. Fred and Mrs. Anderson visited Kenora. Lethima family visited Carman Fair. Steiner party plus Mrs. Rankie SchadkowskeGeo Steiner visited Carman Fair. Bencharski brothers celebrate a new garage. J B Henderson and Miss Kontola spent a day visiting Winnipeg.
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Fred Anderson
Kenora
J. B. Henderson
Dajmar Kontola
States
Winnipeg
Visitors to Whitemouth Over Holidays
Visitors to Whitemouth included Mr and Mrs Eric Parsons Barbara and Valda Dunn and Miss Florence Henderson. Miss Thelva Wardrop is home on vacation. Geo Smith of Stonewall, father in law of Sandy Cousins, paid a flying visit to town over the weekend.
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Whitemouth
Eric Parsons
Barbara and
Valda Dunn
Florence Henderson
Thelva Wardrop
Geo. Smith
Stonewall
Sandy Cousins
Dominion Day Welcome and Summer News Notes
Clarence Pischke visits for Dominion Day ceremonies while families enjoy vacations and summer cottages. Ann Cooke recovers from illness as the Aitkens relocate to a summer home. Community members plan a Roman Catholic Church bazaar and a July 1 Tag Day raises funds. Local youths form a club of twenty, Gus Merke takes charge at Shelley, and dance events support school equipment purchases.
fragmentary camp note on July ladies and campers
A partial report mentions July ladies and two campers who did not Telish mosquitoes at Lake Jensing. They were seen driving into Wardrop's for a six o'clock breakfast. One camper was a minister who spent time on the Whitemouth student Geld.
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Lake Jensing
Wardrop's
Whitemouth
Newcombe hometown summer notes shift to visitors
Rose Dale Newcombe reports a lively summer scene with neighbors and returning travelers. Elma Ulman comes home from Chicago for a Winnipeg teachers course while Herbert Lofstrom spends the long weekend with the Loftstroms. Sidney of the RCAF recently returned from overseas and many locals host relatives and vacationers at the lake community.
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John Burnside
Newcombe
Fund Helps Ex RC4F Personnel Air Display In Aid Of Royal Canadian Air Force Benevolent Fund
Air Vice Marshal K M Guthrie announced that proceeds from the Air Display at Stevenson Field on July 12 and 13 will be pledged to the Royal Canadian Air Force Benevolent Fund. He expects the total to be among the largest single contributions to the fund since its 1934 inception, aiding hundreds.
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Stevenson Field
Royal Canadian Air Force Benevolent Fund
K. M. Guthrie, CB
RCAF Benevolent Fund details and Manitoba committee
The RCAF Benevolent Fund aids ex members and dependents with loans and grants. Governed by part II of the Dominion Companies Act, funds are invested in Dominion bonds and audited by the auditor general. Manitoba administers claims via a civilian committee led by H. E. Sellers. first quarter loans reached 289 with 213 grants totaling $19,551.86.
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Rcaf Benevolent Fund
Dominion Companies Act
Royal Canadian Air Force
Dominion of Canada
RCAF
Manitoba
Central Claims Committee
Ottawa
H. E. Sellers
D. S. Ormond
C. Lamont
C. E. Brady
Cumberland Reid
J. A. Macaulay
W. A. Murphy
Isabel Turpin
E. A. Nanton
Winnipeg visitors and local events brighten district week
Mr and Mrs Pretula of Winnipeg visited at the Stebulko home for the weekend. St Anthony's Church held its annual picnic on July 7 on church grounds with a good turnout. Mr and Mrs Wirta of Winnipeg and daughter Miriam visited the Norths and plan to stay at least two weeks. Miss Catherine Novicki left for Winnipeg to spend the summer. A farewell party honored teachers Miss A Lebit and M Labay on June 29 with thanks from A Zavaduk for district school board work. W Wadine sold his store to P S Kalin of Ethelbert, opening July 8. Leo Leeyus of Winnipeg visited his parents over the weekend.
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Treasury
Board of Trade
Battle of Britain
Churchill
St Anthony’s
W. Wirta
Miriam
Winnipeg
H. North
A. Lebit
M. Labay
A. Zavaduk
W. Wadine
P. S. Kalin
Ethelbert, Man
Leo Leeyus
Mrs
J. H. Leeyus
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