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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1945

Page

2

World happenings briefly told

A compact digest notes various 1940s era items including a Liverpool firm making self inflating wheels, D-day to Sept 23 cargo totals at Southern Railway docks in Southampton England, Radio Tokyo warning of rocket bomb appearances, a national choir formed to tour battlefields, Edinburgh College cooks aiding bomb repair crews in London, a Munford postcard delivery aged 39 years in transit, promotion of A S Cooper RCMP to assistant commissioner in Ottawa, movement of Japanese personnel from British Columbia east of the Rockies in 1944, and F W Lanchester awarded the James Watt International medal for early British car and aviation work.

D-day The Southern Railway Southampton Ene Radio Tokyo Edinburgh College of Domestic Science London Munfinde Carew Crowcombe Eng British Columbia Rockies British Columbia Security Commission F. W. Lanchester Britain James Watt

No One Any Better Field Marshal Montgomery In Front Rank

W L Clark in Windsor Star argues Montgomery excelled in attack across North Africa, Sicily, and Italy. He notes turning points from Egypt to Tunisia and beyond, crediting Montgomery with stabilizing inexperienced American troops and driving Axis forces back at key moments. The article defends the Field Marshal against critics who praise defense but doubt his offensive prowess.

Bernard L. Montgomery Wall Egypt Cairo Suez Ana Montgomery Eighth Army Harold Alexander North Africa Tunisia Africa Sicily Italy W. L Clark Windsor Star

City engineer notes London’s mix of old and new

F J Forty told The London Society that London is not entirely antique highlighting that only a portion of the city remains ancient. He outlined reconstruction plans after wartime destruction, stressing care for both precious heirlooms and new buildings.

London Heart of the Empire F. J. Forty Forty London Society

Watermelon seeds fan a thrifty harvest in China

In China and other regions growers cultivate melons mainly for seeds. They give away the fruit meat to diners to collect seeds at low cost, a practice that minimizes effort and expense. Far Eastern artists often depict feelings rather than direct visions.

China

Sugar beet acreage proposed for 1945 by provinces

The Agricultural Supplies Board recommends 10 000 acres for sugar beets in 1945, 11 650 more than 1944. Provincial allotments are Quebec 10 000, Ontario 15 000, Manitoba 15 000, Alberta 30 000. A modest girl never pursues a man, nor does a mouse trap pursue a cat.

Agricultural Supplies Board Quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta

Puzzle Clue List Surfaces with Mixed Across and Down Ends

A fragmented word puzzle appears listing clues and numbers for crosswords. The items cover a wide range from fruits and animals to languages and places, with several OCR garbles but indicating routes for solving across and down entries.

Rare Thallium Production Reported at Flin Flon Canada

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes thallium, a rare soft white metal, is now produced at Flin Flon Manitoba. Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. produced about 128 pounds never before seen in Canada, valued at 1500 dollars. Experimental tantalum ore shipments to lamps were also reported in 1944. Most Canadian migratory birds travel at night.

Fin Flos Flin Flon Man Dominion Bureau of Statistics Canada Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company Northwest Territories Canadian Northlands

National Scandal and Dope Buster Tagert Launch Britain Drive

The London Daily Mail reports Sir Charles Tagert, famed for halting terrorism in Palestine and India, has formed a staff of ex Army intelligence officers to uncover a covert national black market in food. The paper notes Britain’s black market has reached scandalous proportions despite strict policing and prosecutions. Timber wolves of North America differ from European wolves as they rarely attack people.

London Daily Mail Charles Tagert Middle East Palestine India Britain Charles Army

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