Births and obituaries notice mix from Acton and area
Birth announcement for Allan and Stone? hat, along with multiple obituaries for Elliott Allan and Rowland Elliott, and memorial verses. Includes thanks from William Grundy and Mrs Lawrence Welch for support after illness. Names include Ray Armott, Phyllis White, Jean Arnott, Audrey Hilly, Joan, Alberta, Ronald, Ted, Margaret, Edith, and others. Locations cited Guelph General Hospital and Acton area. June dates referenced across multiple entries.
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Arnott
Ray Armott
Phyllis White
Church Ok
Guelpl
Ontario murder charges and fire deaths dominate week
Ontario crime report centers on murder charges in Toronto Don Falls guard death and the Moose Temple fire in Hamilton that killed multiple people. Names include Mrs Dorothy Martin, 35, and suspect Dunsmoor. Also notes bank robbery history and court outcomes. Industrial talks in Toronto cover wartime labor relations and Ontario Manufacturers Association concerns.
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Toronto (Cp
Crime News
Ontario
Toronto Don
Moose -Teaple
Hamilton
Dorothy Martin
Woatwoortt
Trinity
Toronto
F.P. L. Lane
Montreal
Max- Hans Pemce
Strawberries ripening in the district and holiday notices
Strawberries are beginning to ripen in the district. Dominion Day on Saturday July 1 is a statutory holiday. A road grader has made another trip over the gravel street with calcium dust to be applied. Some petty thefts by youngsters prompt calls for parental discipline and potential outside authority. Infantile paralysis cases lead to a bathing ban at Fairy Lake as a precaution. Families are advised to consult physicians if children fall ill. Maj William Hope McKay, England’s tragic serviceman, returned home on leave after his three-year-old son drowned. during a walk his gun discharged, killing his wife.
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Fairy Lake
Roy J. Brown Appointed Chief Engineer at Maloney Electric Co
The Electrical News reports Roy J. Brown has been named Chief Engineer of the Maloney Electric Co of Canada Limited. A former associate professor of electrical engineering at the University of Toronto, he has design and manufacturing experience in power and distribution transformers. He studied at Acton Public and Continuation Schools.
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Lssue
Electrical News
Roy J. Brown
Maloney Electric Co. of Canada Limited
Frov
Canada
United States
Actonian
Brown
University of Toronto
Axxistant
Acton
Strangest and most exclusive dying circus in the RAAF
Five crack pilots serve as the Air Ministry's latent informants on Germanys newest aircraft. They receive captured planes or parts from RAF fighters and anti aircraft gunners and immediately test them to uncover secrets. They endure exhausting testing to reveal enhancements and design details.
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London
RAAF
Air Ministry
Germany
RAF
Junior Homemakers win at Milton judges event
Marjorie McCready of Milton and Ward Brownridge of Fa tqueuligy lead in the annual Junior Homemakers and Live Work Judging Competition held at Milton Town Hall. Winners earned championships, county honors, and trophies for overall and team judging across grain weed dairy beef and swine categories.
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Daytar Italion
Mmaliam
Milton
Dinteit
Juland
Hmormeanalere
Aus
Mars
Manely
Milky Way
Nuranta
Marjorie McCready
South Black Project Club
Cilcaga
Huquestiy
Carpal
Frances Crippa
Jean Lindsay
Hetty Muddell
Meadanuw Alok
Near
Mery Morry
Haltas Wiaanen
Jon Thinduay
Helen Mereditt
Aree Mitchell
Eseh
Gartone Unite
County
Wille
GS Sunior
Korey Merry
E. J. Meg
Nelson Township
Ward Hrowintridge
Sowetdhidp
Don Noberman
Miliste Mtaat Din Heavy Worou—Cev
Wilson
Eaquealiayg Townubdy
Duncwn Cunpbell
Lloyd Me Cutchoon
Acton
Baroustan
Douglas Currie
Kae Qquoulrige
Mason Kulttlag ‘Raphy
Stowe Brown
Norval Thos
Blakelock
Mrophy
Wak
Bob Alwrander
Craiig Alexander
Bernly van Fleet
Norval Juniors
Dr. Amerion
Angus NeNabb
Ward Brownridge
Gev. Fisher
Craig Alexander
Fracker McNabb
Norval
Angus McNabb
Georgetown
Miss Anderson Addresses Knox WMS Meeting
Miss M E Anderson spoke to Knox W M S at Knox Church W M S June meeting held at Mr Ritchies home Church St. D day delayed start to hear the King's speech. Mrs Blow presided. Home Helpers led devotional and choir surprise program. Anderson plans mission to British Guiana. Oakville Lions elect George Fletcher president.
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Mra. Wm. McArthur
Sexson
Wm. Cooper
KR. L. Davidson
Donald Waldiv
Mary E. Anderson
British Guiana
Allied invasion gains cemented in Normandy drive gains
Allied forces pressed toward Cherbourg and Caen as German defenses weakened. Canadian British and American units breached coastal fortifications, captured towns, and pushed inland despite weather hampering supply flows and heavy fighting around Caen Bayeux and Carentan.
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Mayeux
Bayeux
Cant
Huyeux
Hernleres-aure Mer
Caen
Bernleres
Buitain
Bayeux-Caen
Cerbourg
Chepete Cie
Eipeditewer
Die Front
Huselace
Fasdaygrad
Surcens
Pais
Vispu
Qael
Qhunbourg
Curentan
Vie Genitione
Carentat
Bach
Sroden
Caen Dn
Puewduay
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Britton
Guelph Street
Mra
Siittan
Jlaughter, Mttto
Jean
Allan
Mrerit Allan
Roment
Suan
Audrey Hilly
Joan
Mancinay
Mr. Wu
Auisel
Hiubani
Elliott
Rowlsiud Fillott
Alberta
Ronald
Rowland Elliott
Father
Ixonwell
Ted
Percy
Nellis
Margaret
Ourtear Bustin
Nowland Elliott
June Pith
Monturley
Wile Margaret
Edith
Tay
May
George
William Grundy
Lawrence Welch
Rogert Canning
Tuntay
Alan Haldwin
Wheatley
Ont
Think Rather
William J. O'sul-livan
Haliwin
Canning
Baldwin
O’sullivan
Nald Canning
Eran
Jal
Lone
Jacob Finkleman
Iis
M. E. Anderson
Knox W. M.S
Oakville Lions Club
George Fletcher
Hitler
Lywlanders
Davenion
Netland
Syeda
Franta
Wolfe
Dia
Finland
Hintula
Stuada
Muse
Europe
Sweden
Mulgurl
Hussan
Turkey
Masure
France
Cherbourg
Normandy
Eisen
Hower
Burcapnan
al- Mes
Aimfur
Sapfrenn Contuand
Cie Teaten
Goran Anoles
Henselriig
Italy
Flame
Orbetetlo
Valeotane
Adriatic
Frank
Munday
Taving
Duriig
Breuad
Atr
John Baldwin
South East Asia Command
sAir Vorce
Acton Public Utilities Office
Dusan
Zane
B. H. Speight
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