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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
3
A pale red haired girl descends a staircase recalling a past moment with Tom Cantwell and her late father. In the hall a stocky man and a red haired boy urge her to depart as she bids a quiet goodbye to her home and memories.
The pamphlet explains the IRS option to pay income tax in monthly instalments without interest. It urges readers to plan in advance to avoid a large bill due April 30 1941 and notes the government will accept installment payments as an easier alternative to a lump sum.
Nancy Thorne leaves her family home with John Bristow to start work at the Bristow Die Casting Co. She adopts the name Nancy Ellis to hide her identity and avoids the glare of town rumors. A sudden street chase interrupts the ride as a pursuit unfolds, signaling danger in her new world.
Readable portion shows a grim remark and a defiant line about an answer. The fragment ends with To Be Contin, suggesting continuation in the next item. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible from the legible text.
An Air Ministry report praises a British RAF pilot on an eight gun fighter who shot down six Fiat CR 42s in 15 minutes over the western desert. He later force landed in occupied territory and survived a land mine incident when a returning convoy encountered danger. The following day he resumed mine fighting with his squadron.
The Ottawa Journal reports that Patriotiam Cities and districts in the United Kingdom, despite heavy taxes, make large gifts for war funds. Northern Ireland raises 6,500,000 pounds for destroyer flotillas and a Scottish town posts 195 per capita in a war weapons campaign.
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