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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

8

Acton Community War Drive Boost and Local News

Spirean week brings community pride with flags and calls to support the Victory Loan Drive. Charles Wilson of Acton joins the Grand Valley Metermen’s Association executive in Stratford. A Rockwood fire destroys a two story dwelling after an oil stove explosion. Legion branch invests in the 1941 Victory Loan and plans a county float. A Speyside heifer dies after being trapped in a rock cave. A Mill Street auto accident injures one child with minor injuries.

Charles Wilson Acton Grand Valley Metermen’s Association Stratford Creargetown The Legion Sto

Seedless Tomatoes Tested In Ohio Greenhouse Trials

Ohio's agricultural experiment station reports seedless tomatoes show promise in greenhouse cultivation. Dr Howlett found that spraying leaves with an indole derivative emulsion increased fruit set but caused a hollow pistil tube and unattractive fruit. Further trials note risk of disease and limited winter season suitability.

Wooster Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station FS. Howlett

Britons plan mass production ships to counter U boats

The Admiralty outlines a programme to reuse wartime shipyards and factories to mass produce merchant ships of varied designs. Vessels will be built quickly to expand convoy capacity and replace losses, with an emphasis on standardised production and lessons from recent wars.

War Weekly Chronicle Notes Crete and Atlantic Strife

British and Allied forces endured fierce fighting around Crete as German and Italian air and sea attacks continued. The Bismarck's sinking was reported after Hood’s loss, with Roosevelt declaring unlimited emergency. Vichy France relations and De Gaulle’s Free French rise shape future alliances amid Atlantic submarine tensions.

North Sea Hood Binmark Mediterranean Crete Greenland Cee Land Rior Brest Guenther Luellens Germany New Zealand Gree Churchill House of Commons Gloucester Fiji Kelly Juno Greyhound Greece Roosevelt United States United States of America Dominion of Canada Briain Washington London Vichy Hitler Darlan France Berg Berbis Detypent Whitetall Berlin Atlantic

Bannockburn Institute Elects Officers for Year

The Bannockburn Women’s Institute held its annual meeting at Miss AM Cree’s home. Reports from standing committees were satisfactory. President Miss Edna Russell led the officer slate with Mrs A Betty as 1st vice president and AM Mrs Bo Letteh as 2nd vice president.

Bannockburn W. I Fic Micia

Social Evening Held by Girls Guild Group

A social evening organized by the Girls Guild included readings by secretary and treasurer, a contest by Thelma McLellan, a ten minute silence, and caps singing to close. London report notes dogs show immunity to tear gas per the National Canine Defence League.

Miss i London National Canine Defence League

Mrs Jennie B McDougall Rites Held At Acton

Mrs Jennie B McDougall died Tuesday after a month in hospital in Toronto. Born in Esquesing township she lived in Acton and Toronto. survived by three sons Gordon Donald and John. a sister Mrs W Smithy. Funeral held at Toronto and Acton with interment at Full View Cemetery.

Jennie BH. McDougall Jennile BB. Meélsougail Wellesley Hospital Toronto Knox Church Rereniger —Eusidance Acton Ita Averhkers Bhdies Ald Donald Flea Ambulanes Corp Flea Ambulanes Corp. Gorden In Veronta and Dr John Mebousmt of Hamitton Wot Smithy Poranta McDougall H. Bennie Pall- Trenrerdy Messise Wt Cooper Ae K. Grabana Ard 1. McMillan John Kenney McMillan Fuilview

Prime Need In Wartime Sheep Production In Canada

Canadian sheep numbers rose 13 percent to 2,088,800 on December 1 1940, but remain below 1920 levels. Officials say wool will be graded and sold by grade in 1941 to ensure supply for military contracts, urging owners to keep fleeces clean and free of seeds chaff and burrs. Prices for wool and lambs are rising, with higher farmer revenue anticipated as production shifts to meet wartime needs.

Trish Eire Free State Famon de Valerats Staement Northern Ireland Padjoming Dev Andrews Churchill London Belfast Winston Churchill England R. AL BF Royal Air Force Cologne Tole Ulrich Grauert Air Corps Ottawa Canada Federal Agri‘culture Department Agriculture Department Ganly Taraners Petit Gothen Seedeo

Birmingham workers ordered to wear gas masks weekly

Civic employees in Birmingham have been instructed by the Lord Mayor to wear gas masks once weekly for a check-up.

Birmingham

Slap on the Back Cans Tributes to a Man’s Success

Fragmentary notes describe a public tribute to a man's achievements with scattered phrases about dawn and hairbrushes. The readable text references success and recognition, but details remain unclear.

Canadian weekly newspaper men visit Bofors plant event

Delegates from the Ontario Quebec division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association toured the Bofors aircraft gun plant in Plarnisten. Guest speaker Andrew Macdonald, minister of defence for Nasal Affairs, spoke as chiefs and editors from Brampton, Newmarket, Georgetown, Dundalk and Lachute attended.

Plarnisten Ontario-Quebc Association Ino Bofors Paner Hem Angus Macdonald Iana Defence Nasal Mr Macdonald Cov Chatters Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association Brampton Ont Ho EL Tice Canadian’ Webly Newspapers’ Association Muntsville Andrew OO Hebb Newmarket Ontario-Quebec Walter Biehn Georgetown Herald Frank Macintyre Dundalk A. Glen Lachute Que See-Trens

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