Trish Moss On American Market Place
Trish Moss on American market place Ottawa CP3-Commercial Irish meal seaweed found on Northern Europe and North America coasts may become new revenue for fishermen in the Canadian Maritimes. L W W Ausman assistant Canadian trade commissioner in New York reports gelatinous material from the mows used in US manufacturing for pharmaceutical, paint, beverages, textiles, and other industries. With France cut off, Canada may supply Irish meal to the U S market.
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Ottawa
Europe
North America
France
U.S
Canadian Soldier’s Wedding Breaks Regulation Record
In London a Canadian Army dispatch rider, Private MacBride of Sioux City Iowa, married Kathleen Purcell within three months of enlisting as the first marriage under a new rule requiring 140 in accumulated pay and a three month wait. He had wartime permission from his commanding officer and planned to take his bride to Ireland after the war.
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London
Frittaty Girte
Dames McTiride
Sioux City
Towa
Kathleen Purcell
Auxiliary “Territorial “Service
Diona. MacBride
Canadian Army Service Corps
United States Army
Europe
Canada
Britain
Aringana
Wartime Wheat Yield Near Kingsville
Kingsville Ontario reports a high wheat yield near the Bird Ponds Sanctuary. Todt Miner, son of Naturallat Miner, threshed early 1942 wheat on his adjacent farm. A field adjoining the ponds fed migrating birds produced 20 bushels per acre, a record for the district.
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Kingsvitle, Ont
Naturallat Dnack
London taxi drivers seek voluntary fare picks for service
London cab drivers via the Transport and General Workers Union urge the right to choose their fares prioritizing uniformed service members. The memorandum also proposes war transport control under the Ministry for emergency service if other passenger transport breaks down.
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London
Transport and General Workers’ Union
War ‘Transport Ministry
BORN FORESTALL In St Josephs Ben Guelph 1942
Birth and memorial notices from Acton area dated August 1942 list a newborn slater for Gerry ened Jaskie Dianne Elisabeth and entries for McLaughlin Kennedy Alton and Gibbons Weaver memorials. Names, dates, and relations appear with limited readable context.
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Forestall
St. Joseph's -Héa- Ben Guelph
Mr. and
J. Forestall
Slater
Gerry “Ened Jaskie
Dianne-Elieabeth
Acton Fair Preparations Signal Quick Countdown to Event
With Acton Fair in four weeks, exhibits must be ready by mid September. Johnstone & Rumley Funeral Home exterior redecorating progresses this week. Acton Legion branch will run the Midway, directing all proceeds to Legion activities. The Hugh Savage Shield for best all round paper arrives from Saskatoon and is on display. F L Wright led efforts to secure extra harvest help for local farmers, a town country cooperation likely to yield a fine show.
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Hugh Savage
Saskatoon
Sask
Ty Farr
F. L. Wright
Acton
More Than The Old Gray Mare Ain't What Was
A nostalgic reminiscence on garden parties and radio programs. The piece laments lost social mingling in Acton Park and small towns, contrasts prewar gatherings with modern travel and auto era changes, and notes school calendars shifting after Labor Day with a wistful tone.
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Acton Park
Alma Kennedy funeral in Acton Nassagaweya area
The obituary notes Alma Kennedy died Monday at grandparents home on Main Street and funeral services were held Wednesday at St Joseph’s Church. Interment in Dublin Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also recorded are notices for Creweon McLaughlin Crewnon’s Corners resident, and John F R Bennett of Erin Township with funeral details and survivors.
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Kennedy
Main St. Acton
Ontario
Alma Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Main Street
St. Jozeph's Church
Father Morgan
Dublin
Megara
John Dunn
Thea. Gibbons
W. D. Talbot
Wm. Fryer
Eugene Araldo
Cam. Cooney
Joseph Benham of Erin Village Dies After Illness
Joseph Benham aged resident of Erin Village died Monday afternoon at St Joseph Hospital Guelph after a brief illness. He was born in Eramosa Township, son of James W Benham and Hannah Parkinson, married Margaret Wilson in 1890, farmed in Erin Township, served on Erin and County Councils, later road superintendent of Erin Township. Survived by wife, three sons James W of Guelph, Joseph, Everett, and John Frederick. two daughters Mrs J B Maitland of Elora and Mrs W W Bartlett of Brampton. ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. brothers Henry and Charles of Bramosa Township. sisters Mrs Lavinia Fielding of Guelph and Mrs W H Hottep of Everton.
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Crewnon
John FR. Bennett
Quelph General Hospital
Mr. Bennett
Erin “Township
Nagsagaweya
Mary
Wm. Lambert
Bennett
William Bennett
Robert Bilton
George Gay
A. W. Fensbury
Johnstone and Rumley
Acton
Mwe
P. Sims
Fred Goy
George Goy
Nelson Lambert
Thos. Goy
W. McDonald
St. Joseph'’s—Hospital
Guelph
Joseph Benham
Erin Village
Benham
Eramose
James W. Benham
Hannah Parkinson
Margaret Wilson
Marsville
Aoe
Erin
Erli
Mr. Benhan
Mr. Benham
James W
Joseph
Everton
John Frederick
J. B. Maitland
Elora
W. W. Bartlett
War Commentary Weekly: Malta and Eastern Front Battles
Britain strengthens the 8th Army as Malta base rumors rise while Rommel presses in North Africa. On the Eastern Front Soviet forces regain ground near Stalingrad and in the Caucasus as Churchill Stalin and allied leaders pledge joint victory. In the Solomon Islands US Marines secure Guadalcanal Tulagi positions and German and Japanese air actions continue over France and the Mediterranean.
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Stalingrad
Caucasus
Nazia
Kotensnikovaki
Astrakhan
Caplan Sea
Georgievski
Voronezh
Moscow
Rzhev
Vyamba
Bryansk
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
United States
Stalin
Churchill
Japan
Soviet Union
Pravda
Germany
Ands
England
Great Volga
Marshall Semeon
Guadalcanal-Tulagi
Britain to Ban Table Jellies
London report that Britain plans to prohibit table jellies despite their popularity. The Food Minister acknowledges consumer interest but cites unclear safety. A London test involved dried meat served in about 100 restaurants, where diners could not distinguish it from fresh minced meat.
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London
Britain
Lord, Woolton
Edinburgh Home Guard Death Case Clarifies Tax Duty Exemption
Lord Keith ruled that a Home Guard member is not a common soldier for Finance Act purposes and thus not exempt from duty in a case involving a Home Guard killed by a hand grenade. The judgment clarifies the tax status of Home Guard service during wartime.
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Edinburgh
Keith
Man mutters about Winston Churchill in court
A man wandering Herlin street muttered about Winston Churchill claiming trouble was for one man. A policeman overheard and arrested him. In court the judge asked which man he meant. The man named Churchill and the case was dismissed as he left the courthouse.
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Herlin
Wimarlf
Winston Churchill
Labrador Pups Aid Milk Fund in Lloydminster
In Lloydminster Saskatchewan the Milk-for-Britain fund has accumulated funds equivalent to the cost of many quarts, with the latest Labrador litter described and a note of iron and steel fanfare amid a rough report of pups and donations.
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Labrador
Lloydminster
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Weaver
William
bin) Weaver
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Acton Fair
Johnstone & Rumley Funeral Home
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Naseagaweya
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Fred
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A. W. Fasbury
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Messrs
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Neil McNabb
Mac McDonnald
JH. Reed
Jane Nico
Allan Leishman
John H. Bennett
Joseph Benham, Erin
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Egypt
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