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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
7
A narrator recounts the entangled life of Marling and Miss Mercy, revealing betrayals, swift disguise, and a daring impersonation of Sir Joseph Layton. Marling’s scheme spans wealth, deceit, a fatal accident, and a high stakes ruse at a police station, with a climactic escape and a buried fortune in Spain.
A remark on how a woman dislikes friends dropping in to an untidy home, noting the typical appearance of the house. The brief reflects a social expectation about hosting and decor.
Group Capt. RW Ryan, new RCA medical chief, says perfect vision is essential for air service and color perception matters for pilots and observers. He doubts Fort Sill color blindness tests, notes camouflage spotting with a simple instrument, and criticizes British camouflage as wasteful though with psychological value. He confirms new camouflage methods are being developed but kept secret.
Ernest Bevin stated that President Roosevelt's plan to pay for goods by goods will help win the war and reduce reliance on speculators after the war. He noted Britain’s war effort and urged unity, declaring there can be no neutrality between right and wrong. He emphasized a future world under commonwealth equality as essential to security and prosperity.
Western coal producers told Cyril Burgess in Winnipeg that Alberta coal can supplement Alberta and Ontario consumers as wartime U S exports decline. An Edmonton dealer said Alberta could meet all Canadian demand if mines were given notice to expand gradually.
Learn inexpensive curtain making with diagonal color strips and professional pleat tips. The Home Service Dept offers a 32 booklet on draperies, trims, swags, and glass curtains, plus other titles like Slip Covers and Budgeting for Better Living for 15 cents each.
The German radio broadcast quoted by the BBC urged rapid recruitment for the Gestapo and Nazi secret police. It claimed pamphlets promoting spying benefits could be obtained at police stations and Hitler Youth centers across Germany.
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