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The Ambassador: 1941, Assumption College

The Ambassador Yearbook

Fleecy white clouds float lazily in a blue sky changing into countless shapes and forms while graceful metamorphosis takes place. They appear in sombre grey which soon changes into deepest ebony and after the elements have rent the earth with thunder lightning and rain, the sun appears transforming these gaseous bodies into objects of iridescent splendour. So may the clouds change but mankind never changes. Since the beginning of time man, bereft of his innocence has been moved by some inner instinct to seize; to cheat; to kill his fellow men and thus being imbued with the will to power, …

Emancipation Celebration Program 1941, Walter Perry, British-American Association Of Coloured Brothers, Canadian-American Association Of Black Brothers Of Ontario

Windsor Emancipation Celebration Programs

The Emancipation Celebrations were held on Friday, August 1, 1941

Assumption High School Yearbook 1940-1941, Assumption High School (Windsor)

The Assumption High School Yearbook

No abstract provided.

1941 Vernon's City Of Windsor Directory, Vernon Directories Limited Publishers

City of Windsor Directories

Vernon's City of Windsor directory for the year 1941. Covering Riverside, Ojibway and Remington Park.

Assumption College Alumni Chatter 1941, Assumption College (Windsor, Ontario)

Assumption College Alumni Chatter

Holdings:

1941: Jan. 4 p.
1941: Feb. Not Published
1941: Mar. - 1941: Dec. 4 p. each issue

Kennedy, W. C. Collegiate Institute Yearbook 1940-1941, Kennedy, W. C. Collegiate Institute (Windsor, Ontario)

Essex County (Ontario) High School Yearbooks

Called: The KenColl

Walkerville Collegiate Institute Yearbook 1940-1941, Walkerville Collegiate Institute (Windsor, Ontario)

Essex County (Ontario) High School Yearbooks

Called: The Blue and White

Odsiecz Fighting Poland, Volume 1, 1941, Polish Armed Forces

SWODA: Windsor & Region Publications

During the second World War, the Polish Army operated a recruitment centre in Windsor, Ontario. From July 17th, 1941 until April 19th, 1942, they produced the newspaper Odsiecz / Fighting Poland on a weekly basis. It was published in Polish and English and was heavily illustrated. Approximately 20,000 copies per issue were circulated in the United States and Canada. The main purpose of Odsiecz was to encourage the Polish diaspora in North America to enlist in the Polish Armed Forces. The newspaper contained articles about the situation at the front, their activities in Windsor, and also in Owen Sound, which …

1941 Volume 2, Essex Scottish Regiment (Windsor, Ontario)

The Essex Scottish Regiment War Diaries

No abstract provided.