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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

5

Acton Community Notices Mixed With Visiting Guests

Local social notes recount visits from Miss Mary Smith of Toronto Rev H L Bennie family in Colborne and other relatives from Montreal New York Erin and Windsor. Highlights include Grace MacDonald turning 85 and a large family gathering at the Peter Hills home with multiple sisters and relatives.

Mary Smith Toronto Acton H. L. Bennie Colborne Mra John Molozzi New York Peter Him Rol Wansbrough Peter Hills Annetta Barnes Smith Griffin Harold Griffin Ed Pearen Allan South Evelyn Pearen Phadis Mossup Mensant Acton Business-Men’s Association

Card of Thanks from Mrs James Ramshaw and Mr Pres Hilton

Mrs James Ramshaw and Mr Pres Hilton express deep gratitude for the many acts of kindness sympathy and helpfulness that brought comfort during a difficult time. They especially thank those who offered support and shared concerns.

James Ramshaw Pres Hilton Bryg Chas

Why Sliced Bread Could Not Be Sold

Wartime Prices and Trade Board announces the end of selling sliced bread in Canada and Allied territories. The ban applies to all bread made from unsweetened dough and affects show bread and related products to curb costs and conserve labor.

Canada Ntyst Allied Unis United States

Not In Conquest London Britain Restricts Ambitions

A Foreign Office spokesman states Britain has no territorial ambitions beyond its current holdings. In Commons he notes steel rationing reduces early ambulatory output by 300 000 since pre war levels, and future designs will feature smaller wheels no mudguards shorter handles and no ball bearings.

London Cobs Britain WOO

War fronts shift as British and Soviet forces push across Iran and Europe

Military moves across Iran press British and Indian forces on three pushes from Bandar Shahpur Ruwandilz and Khaniquin while Soviet columns drive toward Leningrad and Dnieper line. Churchill warns the Pacific and Tokyo pursues diplomacy as Nazi pressure mounts on the Arctic railways and Black Sea ports amid a global war turning point.

Ford Wetat Montiny Caspian Sea Tabhlr Bandar Shah Bandar Shahpur Perghan Gulf Ruwandilz Iraq Khaniquin London Alles Germany Iran Churchill Winston Churchill Tokyo Far East United States Pacific Japan Moscow Novgorod Leningrad Naal Dnieperopetrovsk Dnieper Helsinki Talinn Estonia Tran Persian Gulf Teheran Neville Chamberlain Britain Poland Mr. Chamerin Nat Joseph Stalin Hitler Rusapao Roosevelt Hatler Mackeneie Murmaansk Archangel-Moscow Black Sea Odessa Dunkerque Marshall Jenny Nikolaev Russia Balkan States Dardanelles Valdivostok Fussia Berlin Great Britain Counry

Ontario Drought Hurts Crops Across Old Ontario

Ontario farmers report widespread drought damage despite July rains. Officials estimate spring grain and hay yields well below ten year averages with barley oats and wheat down around ten percent or more. Fruit crops face reductions though shell corn in Essex Kent and Lambton may exceed average.

Byuge Buchanan Toronto cPg Ontario Departmentor Agriculture Ontario Tr Rolind Essex Kent Lambton Naemers

Norwegian Tartans and Nazi Control Stance Traced

Report notes Norway under German influence with postal authority and officials in charge as workers face warnings from Nazi leaders against any hostility toward German officials.

London Crs Oto

Centenarians In Australia And Warnings On War Wardrobe

In six years five Australiana celebrated 100th birthdays and 17 centenarians live in the country. Women outlive men and widows outlive spinsters. In London new uniform rules allow women air raid wardens civil defense workers to wear skirts or trousers with blue serge uniforms.

Canberra Australiana London Clvil

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