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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

3

Phantom chase through Leicester Square threads danger and desire

Jim Carlton defends Aileen Rivers as three ruffians close in along Long Acre and a police pursuit unfolds. The couple flee to safety while Jim uncovers clues linking Donovan and Mrs Gibbins, amid Birmingham telegrams and Arthur Ingle’s strange withdrawal from life.

Long Acre Jim Carlton Mina Aileen Rivers Jim Donovan Bow Street Cannon Row Aileen Mr. Harlow Orange Street Vira's Club St. Martin's Lane Gibbins Harlow

Hoover Warns Europe Faces Worst Famine If War Prolonged

Former U S relief head Herbert Hoover predicts a famine surpassing any in history if the current conflict endures. He warns Brussels could be without food in 30 to 60 days unless aid arrives and says private charity cannot meet the need, citing $25 million monthly in wartime Belgium relief.

Hervert Oover Europe Brussels Hoover Germany Great Britain Belgium

The Park Lane Mystery Chapter IX Secrets Unravel

In Edgar Wallace’s Park Lane Mystery, Aileen quizzes James Carlton about Mrs Gibbons past and a crucial name Louisa. The pair deduce a crime fifteen years old linked to Annie Maud Gibbons’s mother, Louisa, amid a crowded restaurant on Coventry Street as a diamond studded driver passes.

Aileen James Carlton Mrs Gibbons Annie Maud Brigade of Guards Congregation of the Blessed Mrs. Gibbin Louisa Coventry Street

Combatting the Common House Fly With Fly Pads

A cautionary piece notes more than 30 diseases linked to house flies and urges protection via Wilson's Fly Pads. It recommends placing three or four pads in key spots at the first sign of fly season to reduce contamination and improve public health in homes and eateries.

Sumner Wilson

Selected Recipes 47 Veal Patties Pineapple Sauce

Several recipe fragments describe making veal patties with pineapple and a brown sugar glaze. Ingredients include milk butter nuts salt syrup and pineapple juice. Steps cover mixing shaping browning patties stacking on pineapple slices and baking with a clove flavored sauce.

Arms for Allies Urges Open Aid as Common Cause

The Christian Science Monitor argues that the United States has shipped 37.6 million dollars worth of munitions to the British and French Allies and urges quicker deliveries of guns and aircraft without charging the Allies for safety and freedom. It says such aid helps establish a world order based on justice and asks why Americans should haggle over payment for support.

United States War Department Aftech Company Britain France America United States Christian Clence Monitor

Britain’s hope for war’s end hinges on sea power

The Huron Expositor reviews British and American mobilization hopes, arguing victory may come from naval strength and global resources rather than land battles in Europe. It cautions Canadians against excessive despair, urging belief in potential Allied progress through seas and distant fronts.

Canada Britain Huron Expositor Seaforth Ont France England Pariecretary Minister of Information Europe

Gems of Thought and War Era Language Rules

A collage of quotes on prayer and love from Phillips Brooks Pusey Mary Baker Eddy Coleridge Whittier and others. It notes a Brandon Sun opinion on war and a Europe policy requiring multilingual service workers to speak English French or German along with their native tongue.

Europe

Mussolini Enters Utlas Class For All Time

The statement places Mussolini in the utlas class permanently, marking him as a defining, enduring figure in that category.

Mussolini Utlas

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