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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 08, 1943

Page

7

Record Warm, Wet January Hits England’s Coasts

The January weather in London and southeast England brought record warmth and wetness, with the warmest days in years and the second highest temperature in 85 years. A severe gale, up to 70 mph at Kew Observatory, caused widespread damage and flooding from Kent to Sussex, as the River Medway overflowed and a 2000-ton ship wedged on Southend pier.

London England Janary Kew Observatory mid-Kent Medway Kent Sussex Channel Southend Thames Maidenhead Staines London Times

Post War Plans Highlight Prairie Industrial Growth

Discussion at the mid continent research conference in Minneapolis points to greater development on the Prairies. Manitoba and Saskatchewan lignite usage, western Canada air routes, sodium sulphate deposits, Turner Valley oil, Alberta clay veperite, Ligaite coal, and Saskatchewan Alaska Highway access are noted as postwar growth drivers. Wheat supplies synthetic rubber and industrial alcohol, with plastic materials also envisioned as postwar uses. Fort MacMurray wells show further expansion potential.

Minneapolis Minn Prairies Stuart 8 Carson Manitoba Western Canada Saskatchewan North South Dakota Canada Europe Asia Prairie Turner Valley Alberta Howseer Prairea Alaska Fort MacMurray United Nations Japan West

Home Feelings Abroad Among People at Home

A reflective note suggests some individuals feel most at ease outside their own homes, finding comfort in unfamiliar places while feeling unsettled or displaced within familiar surroundings. The idea highlights contrasts between belonging and restlessness across environments.

Precious Metal Fastenings Worth Saving In War Time

War era guidance urges saving pins needles and other metal fastenings crucial for ships tanks shells and guns. Collectors should preserve rusted needles with emery cloth and salvage old clothing fasteners zipper pulls and hairpins, noting metal shortages will grow as time passes.

Air Training Plan List Of Graduates In Canada

Royal Canadian Air Force Headquarters announces recently commissioned airmen across Canada. The list includes graduates from Winnipeg Manitoba Saskatoon and Regina among others with ranks such as Wireless Operator and Air Gunner and stations at Deer Lodge Treherne and Port Arthur. Names include Zelma Raat Ronald Kine Delisle Susie Henney James Thomas Henney Myron Downey and Robert Hutter among numerous others.

Canada Royal Canadian Air Force Winnipeg Man Nore Winnpee Capen Zelma Raat Winntee Man Teepos SNK SONAR Rouse Norwood Man Bee Meggy Brinte Ainert” Saat Melfort Cock Wat Balgonte Sask MG Simeon Regina Warkentin Cassetour Peres Winnipee Tunne Morten Ronnie Kine Delisle Susie Rel Thomas Henney Winnie Man Bee Leste Graton Vincount Neady Reston Bet CW Minride Myron Downey Port Arhurs Air Gunners Grant Deer Lodge Tolloce Winniper Knight

London board of education forms committee on postwar books

R A Butler president of the board of education in London appoints a committee to study the supply of books for occupied countries after the war and to consider producing history books of objective character. A solution of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia is noted for removing ink stains from wallpaper.

R. A. Butler Board of Education London

Cree Indian Enlisted to Take Officer Training Course

Private first class Sergt. D Greyeyes of Muskeg Lake in northwestern Saskatchewan returns to Canada after serving overseas. He enlisted with the Saskatoon Light Infantry at the outbreak of the war and is now selected for officer training.

D. Greyeyes Canada Greyeyes Muskeg Lake Marcelin Saskatchewan Saskatoon Light Infantry

Origin of Idea About the Three Little Morons in Subway Sign

A fragmented joke tale recalls three youngsters discussing future careers while a subway sign labeled Vitamin-B-One is referenced. The humor hinges on a misreading of the sign as vitamin related.

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