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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

2

World happenings briefly told

The Rome radio reports the deputy chief of the Nazi press bureau von Stumpf was killed on the Russian front. Arthur Gracey, 71, famed Canadian cartoonist, died in Montreal. born in Quebec City, he worked 45 years for the Montreal Star. DE Kingaby, top sergeant pilot, received a second bar to his Distinguished Flying Medal after shooting down 18 enemy aircraft. Britain reports vast scrap metal collection for war materiel. Sir Mohammed Azizul Haque named high commissioner for India, succeeding Sir Firoz Noon.

Rome von Stumpf Arthur Gracey Montreal Quebec City Montreal Star Kingaby Britain Mohammed Azizul Haque Bengal Legislative Assembly India Firoz Noon Governor General's Executive Council

How to cast and stage a natural feeling play

The essay argues for careful casting and deep character study. It urges reading for parts, letting actors grow into roles, and creating sincere performances by understanding biographical details, scenes, and the play’s context. It also notes the illusion of naturalness on stage.

Mary Ehin Regina

Airacobra fighter plane built for France and Britain

A U.S. built fighter ordered by France in 1940 and later taken over by Britain. About 200 aircraft were under construction when France fell. Armament shifted from a 37mm cannon to 20mm. Guns include two 0mm and four 0.300 inch in rings. Wing span 34 ft, length 34 ft 2 in, height 9 ft 3.25 in, wing area 213 sq ft. Powerplant is an Allison engine, approaching 400 mph.

Armee de l’Air France British Purchasing Commission Airacobra

Foundations of Matthew Mark Luke and Acts in Bible study

A devotional overview explains Matthew tracing Jesus Davidic descent and the male lineage through Joseph, Mark presenting the gospel as good news that Jesus is the Son of God, and Luke describing Acts as the continuation of Jesus work through the apostles from Galilee to Rome.

Matthew Jesus David Abram Abraham Babylon Jesus Beth Joseph Mary Our Lord Mark Jesus Christ God Christ Luke Theophilus Galilee Jerusalem Rome

Health league urged diet change to curb eye and school sickness

Doctor Chant Robertson writes in Health that vitamin B2 deficiency affects eye vessels and can cause headaches. She recommends liver kidney cheese eggs wheat germ beans peas and milk, citing Ottawa stats that 44 to 53 percent of Canadians rely on refined foods and sugar.

Chant-Robertson Health League of Canada Board of Education

Terriers and War Dress Stir Daily Parade

In Birchfield Road Berry Barr Birmingham Mail recounts a comic scene as a Royal Warwickshire Regiment soldier, back to the wall, faces a terrier named Paddy ready to pounce. The dog, called Paddy, is enticed from a doorway by a shout then captured by a woman named Mary. A Chinese moth note follows with a nine inch wingspread.

Birchfield Road Berry Paddy Mary

White Coats Improve Pedestrian Visibility at Night Tests

In Wellington New Zealand researchers tested driver vision limits with restricted headlights using four cars. A man in black was seen 95 feet away while a person in a white coat became visible at 343 feet from one car and 162 to 220 feet from the others. A white waist band added about 40 percent visibility.

Zealand Wellington New Zealand

Iron plating on ships begins in 1782 in Gibraltar

The first protection of warships used ron plates in 1782 when French ships were clad in iron during the Spanish-French siege of British-held Gibraltar.

Gibraltar

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