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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

2

Submarine Tender Fulton Launches Ahead of Schedule

The 9,500-ton USS Fulton was launched at Mare Island navy yard 19 months early. Queen Wilhelmina names Prince Bernhart liaison to unite Dutch and British forces. US to aid Argentina with 50 million dollars to stabilize currency and boost trade. Red Deer Militia members donate 72.90 to Greek relief. Alberta to intensify tuberculosis efforts per Edmonton conference. Washington reports record winter wheat sowing by USDA. Thomas A Russell, 63, Massey Harris leader, dies in Toronto. Canada awards contracts for 20 new anti submarine vessels of wooden, high speed design.

Fulton Mare Island Navy Yard Wilhelmina The Netherlands Prince Bernhart United States Argentina Red Deer Alta Alberta Edmonton Washington United States Department of Agriculture Marketing Service Thomas Alexander Russell Massey- Harris Co. Ltd Toronto Canada Department of Munitions and Supply

Pot of Gold Eludes Mail Carrier in Quiz Show

Energetic local mail courier John Bulger enjoys daily rides with an old gray mare to the CNR station. A radio quiz from Toronto tested him with a single question who is the Present Postmaster General of Canada. John failed to name William Mulock, the ex-Postmaster General and Ottawa boss, costing him the prize of two hundred dollars.

John Bulger CNR Dobbin Albania CPR John Centre Town Toronto Johnsor Eganville Canada Mail Ottawa William Pate Mulock William Mulock

Gold rush at LE Waterman plant uncovers lost gold

A rush to salvage gold at the LE Waterman Company fountain pen plant has workers ripping up 20,000 feet of flooring, washing walls and equipment, and filtering soil and wash basins to recover about $20,000 in gold believed lost in the manufacture of pen points.

LE Waterman Company

War mask or hindrance slows astronomical progress in 1940

Harvard astronomer Bart Bok notes that World War II caused delays and uncertainties in scientific communication and mail across the Atlantic, yet observers and laboratories still produced notable findings. Sun spots disrupted global radio and telephone networks, and an October solar eclipse was largely obscured by weather.

Harvard Bart J. ‘Bok Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Pluto Colorado Bok Atlantic

Home Service plants and booklets offer indoor growing tips

A Winnipeg Home Service feature highlights easy indoor gardening with greenery brightening dull corners. It promotes a 32 page booklet Making Plants and Flowers Grow Indoors for 15 cents plus other booklets at 19 cents each, and provides bits on plant care and water growth.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermott Ave Winnipeg Man

Sailor dress pattern for children by Anne Adams

Pattern 4530 offers a sailor neck and pleated bodice for girls ages 2 to 10. Includes short or long sleeves, optional braid, calot cap and bloomers. Requires 144 yards of 54 inch fabric for size 6 long sleeve. order by sending 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.

Pang Sang Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E

Pervonauty and Hospitality in Sabbath Lesson

A devotional reading on Luke 14 and Matthew 6 questions priorities of life over material needs. Jesus challenges Sabbath rules, emphasizes mercy, and warns against ostentatious seating and reciprocal hospitality as mere transactions.

Jesus Tovaay

Climate and nutrition shaping human growth says Mills

Dr. Clarence A Mills of the University of Cincinnati argues climate’s role is secondary to diet in human growth. He contends warm climates may hinder growth, while cold climates once aided infection resistance. He stresses nutrition as the primary factor in stature and health.

Clarence Alonzo Mills University of Cincinnati England Iceland Mills India Africa Rome

Japanese Military Mission to Study Blitzkrieg Tactics

The war office announced a Japanese mission will depart for Germany and Italy to study blitzkrieg warfare. A three power pact commissions group will be formed with technical general military and economic arms. Lieut. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita will lead the mission, traveling via Siberia and European Russia to Axis partners.

Germany Italy War Office Cabinet Information Board Japan Siberia European Russia Tomoyuki Yamashita General Army Aviation General Military Aviation Headquarters

Beef and Lima Bean Casserole with Crackers

Heat vegetables in a greased casserole. Add onion and diced beef to gravy and heat. Season to taste. Turn out over vegetables. Top with buttered crackers and brown under low broiler. Serve immediately with four crackers per serving.

John Bull name origin linked to Arbuthnot book

The English national figure John Bull took his name from a 1712 work by Scottish doctor John Arbuthnot titled The History of John Bull. The pamphlet popularized the persona as a humorous national emblem.

John Bull John Arbuthnot

Supper Salad Ring 4 Package Jell-O Tuna Mold

Dessert style supper dish combines grapefruit with Jell-O and tuna salad. Dissolve Jell-O in hot water add grapefruit juice and water to one cup, fold in grapefruit when thickening, and mold ring. Garnish with celery and fill center with tuna salad. Serves six. Ends with a reflective quote on time and people.

Free Allied Victory in Egypt Marks Turning Point

New York Times lauds a British victory in Egypt as a deliverance of immense importance. The success destroys the Suez threat for the winter, leaves Italy defensive in Libya, and shakes Axis morale. The feat showcases an army of free allies including British, New Zealanders, Australians, Free French and others.

Egypt Churchill Hitler Germany Suez Libya Albenia Europe New York Times

Noise complaints prompt shutting off signal bells in LA

In Los Angeles districts, true signal bells will be silenced after housewives complained the loud chimes disturbed them. The move aims to quiet streets while maintaining essential alerts.

Los Angeles

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