Kitchener Memorial Tower marks hero’s life in Orkney
Article recalls the Marwick Head tower raised by the people of Orkney in memory of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener who died aboard HMS Hampshire on June 5 1916. It covers his career from Woolwich to Khartum, India, and the HMS Hampshire disaster, plus services in Britain and the Empire and the impact on World War I morale.
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North Atlantic
Britain
Orkney
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Khartum
H.ms. Hampshire
France
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Somme
Atlantic
Orkneys
County Kerry
Ireland
Horatio Herbert Kitchener
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
Royal Engineers
Holy Land
Conder
Palestine Exploration Fund
Safed
Galilean
Palestine
Africa
Nile
Gordon
Soudan
Omdurman
Baron Kitchener of
Germany
South Africa
India
Almgust
Asquith
Mons
Dominions
Canada
Conan Doyle
Repington
Times
Ministry of Munitions
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Dardanelles
Churchill
Russia
Ieaders
Hampshire
Scapa Flow
Archangel
Marshall Joffre
Egypt
Joffre
Great Britain
St. Paul's
Saul
Lord Kitchener
Church of England
Lord Roberts
Card Party Honors Holmes Departures to Kitchener
Seven Sisters hosted a club card party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Holmes who moved to Kitchener Ontario. C. E. Precious spoke for the Community Club and presented Elsie and Ernie with an electric clock and best wishes. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Smillie from Elgin Manitoba visiting EG Smillie and family.
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L. E. Holmes
Kitchener
Ont
C. E. Precious
Elsie
Ernie
Mrs. Smillie
Elgin
Man
Mrs
EG Smillie
Inhumanity and double standards in wartime child separations
Elmore Philpott criticizes harsh Soviet laws and highlights an English led plan by the Negro Welfare Society to ship five thousand mixed-race children to the United States. He argues against mass separations and questions media focus, noting illegitimacy arose from U.S. army marriage rules and urging scrutiny of hypocrisy.
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England
The
Negro Welfare Society
United States
Wars, peace, and the power of truth in world reporting
A Vancouver Sun reprint ponders racial deportations in Canada and postwar war guilt while urging balanced press coverage. It condemns mass Japanese Canadian expulsions and calls for truth in reporting spy cases, urging nations to fix faults before blaming others. It also reflects on parenting and discipline and critiques public talk of world peace.
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Japan
Canada
Soviet Union
Ottawa
Warsaw
U.S
Experts And Parents In Public Life
The writer mocks social experts who dictate childrearing and laments the overbearing advice from media figures. He notes his seven year old daughter is outspoken and argues against treating children as mere subjects of scientific upbringing.
UK Scientist Reveals New Law Linking Gravity and Magnetism
United Kingdom physicist Professor Blackett of Manchester claims a new law connects electromagnetism with general relativity. He argues rotating bodies generate magnetic fields, tying gravity to magnetism and offering a simple equation applicable to Earth, the Sun, and stars. The find could shift modern physics and boost cosmic ray research.
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United Kingdom
Blackett
Manchester
Royal Society
Einstein
Professor Blackett
Training For Management In Britain
The Urwick Committee report on education for management proposes a complete reorganization of training for part-time students. Appointed in 1945, the committee examined how to prepare young men and women for managerial posts in industry and commerce.
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Britain
Urwick Committee On
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