Acton News Briefs Include Local Visits and Engagements
Fev and Mrs C J Idole of Ridgway called on Acton relatives and friends during the week. Mrs Wirrold Hamilton and son Herbert of Toronto visited with local families. Mr and Mrs Joseph Reid and Dorothy joined relatives in Acton for a weekend visit. A Toronto paper notes engagement of Rosalie Hegedus and Bill Heveran of Acton at the Oak Room party. Emily Jean Lambert engaged to Francis Wilbert Bowes of Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev
C. J. Idole
Ridgway
Actqn
Wirrold Hamilton
Mr. Herbert Hamilton
Toronto
Gordon Currie
Joseph Reid
Dorothy
Nancy
Frank Kennedy
Hamilton
Acton
Victor Alger
Oak Room
King Edward Hotel
Rosalie Hegedus
Bill Heveran
John ‘Lambert
Emily Jean
Francis Wilbert Bowes
Rs.af
County Council Grants Funds and Discusses Equalization
County council approves $300 to a new organization and debates county equalization plans. The record lists resolutions on reforestation funding, road improvements, and grants to national institutes, plus a Australian air force plane incident near Sorrento with a near miss involving a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Invasion Lessons and British Resolve Across the Channel
The piece weighs Napoleonic history, Churchill’s stance, and current Channel defense. It notes British air and bomber strength, naval movements, and planned invasions along Boulogne. It highlights Churchill’s leadership and the Allied scramble to control the Channel and deny a German landing.
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Churchill
Hitler
Boulogne
Britain
Napoleon
Channel
Dunkerque
Admiralty
Trafalgar
Winston Church WU
Atlantic
Sir Percy Noble
Western
Kmpre
Germany
Glimpses of Parliament Highlight Slow War Debate
Parliament debates the War Appropriation with little progress as Hanson hints at shifting to agriculture to expedite passage. The Prime Minister insists on right of way for war measures while wheat policy faces postponement amid plans to cut sowing by about 9 percent and compensate farmers with per acre payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Hina
Dominion
Wort
Globe and Mail
The Green Ateh Chapter 62 The Nasheamed Cure
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky title fragment and cartoon reference. The readable bits point to a serialized story or comic chapter titled The Green Ateh with a chapter number 62 and a line about a cure being a crime against the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biotiai
Seven South American Railways Upstate Apparats
A fragmented report discusses railway operations and freight measures in South America. It notes a diesel conversion shift around Buenos Aires and references weight savings from passenger coaches, with unclear details on dates and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate Apparats
Furmatla
Otinas Veuse
Chippreattiars
Bagel
AD Peat Ther
Tae
Tiida Totty
Rans Arti Phariwegs Mendosutite
Tages
Fords Ada Rochester
Southern Banday
Buenos Aires
Esumiple
The Column Y Preview and Schedule Update
The regular Pridas Note, sponsored by Acton V's Clas, previews upcoming events after a pause. It lists venue plans, purchases, and schedules including Brampton St Pauls Church absence, with a return meet set for April and a March 2ath trip to Fernrus.
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Acton V
Clas
Braday
Dulloer Ag
Stabuitutek
Vox Men Cultem
Metledachie
Havinit
Halton Seed Fair Attracts Record Entries and Crowd
The Halton Seed Fair drew record entries and a large crowd. Winners across grain, potatoes, fruit, vegetables, and cream judging included juniors and seniors such as Donald Peer, Ward Brownridge, Gordon Leste, John McNabb, Bruce Reid, and George Fisher, with prize lists featuring S E Griffin and Son Acton, J F Pearson Acton, and Norman Heatherington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Reta
Weton
Frant Wilson
Georgetown
George Roy Breckon Bronte
John McNabb
Bruce Reid
Jack Hamfton
George Fisher
George Hamilton
Norman Heatherington
Abi Powrie
George Henderson
eTie
Claude Picket
Richard McLaughter
Tent Johnston
Elle Fred Be
Angus McNabbe
George Heatherington
Gordon Omc-Krrowne
Walter Reid
George Breckon
Bob Allan
Grant Allan
Nelson Boys’ Grain Club
Reginald Smith
Donatd C. Peer
Russell Dales
Fred Relf
Stanley Watson
Bennett says Empire will not be puppets under dictators
In Surrey on War Weapons Week Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett former Canadian Prime Minister declared the Empire will never be puppets under dictators. He insisted the Empire is worth living and fighting for and noted Empire troops have come to England to defend it from destruction.
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Greece
London
Belgrade
Ankara
Alexandria
Dodecanase
Caolico
Royal Air Force
Sakruf Saracaglu
Yurkey
Egypt
Anthony Eden
Belprarbe
Te Korsan
Manitoba
Myr. Korson
Law
Great Britain
R. B. Bennett
Surrey
England
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R. L. Davidson
A. F. Bishop
Jnn. Noble
Mra Jones
Cheltenham
Mins
Joan McMillan
Guelph
Peye One
Council of
Nasangaweya
Watson
Afr. Finney
Campbel
Gilbert
Kerr Street
Ecossyay
Oakville
Eleck Weite
Hall
Dushway
Trafalgare
Partoons
Dumitas
Mr May
Mero Drake
SAC
Canadian National Institute For
Blur
Mr. Cray
Thyat
Binnes
Meo Robertson
Witte
Brampton Ao
Sorrento
Australia
Py Skhimmingi
Air Force
Tig Creus
George Wallace
Yonge St
Ryrie-Birks
E. E. Barr
Jon
Bray Chicks
GEO
BROWN
Norval
Cooper Building
Adolf Hitler
Netherlands
France
Sami Robertson
Robertsons
SOS
Patpeermian
Vane Cer Stein
Neven Fliers
Bag Dishment
Yves
Mery
PSSA
Ison
Hamibers
Bondhead
Sin
Hosp
Barrie
Flower
Eastlegh
King
Radio Operatus
Thethers
Port Albert
Ont
Berlin
Itu
United
Hamburg
Bremen
Gelsenkirchen
Dusseldorf
Glasgow
Clyde
Air Ministry
Ministry of Home Security
Liverpool
Merseyside
Ethiopia
Italy
Berbera
British Somaliland
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
United States
White ‘House
Washington
Ageni
Ontario
E. P. Head, R
Optician
ST. George's Square
the Great McGinty
Brian Donley
Y. Arkuy Vanni Ratt Lasyivetards
Pheer Afurst
Muatahe
Disney Ma
Dittyh Steps Out
Box News
DR. Kildare
Taw Artes
Latte Phy
Tlekhst Pinks
Pete Smith
Leg For
Madget
Hantany
Wentien
Ross
Sfumian
RN Pee
Halton
R. B
Canady
Mill Street
Royal Cafe
Men's Plains
Pallant
The
Georgetown Lumber Co
Main Street
Trenton Aurne
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