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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told in 1914 Style

A snapshot of wartime news items including women offered taxi cab work in New York, coast defence soldiers, forest fire fighting drills in British Columbia, a fund for cricket gear for Army units in the UK, the death of Chief Constable Alex Bell of Scotland Yard, a rise in Australian Royal Navy personnel, Britain’s new 16 ton killer tank, US air observers at a RAF station, Wing Commander Malan’s DSO bar, floating rescue stations for RAF airmen at sea, Prince Bernhard’s Atlantic flight background, and Dr. Manion’s morale assessment of Britain after three months abroad.

New York Coast Defence British Columbia Forest Reas London United Kingdom Alex Bell Scotland Yards Criminal Investigation Department St .Thomas’ Hospital Archie Faden Royal Navy Britain Ministry of Supply United States Royal Air Force

Bahamas aiding Britain with war materials effort

Nassau residents gather and ship metal and food to support Britain as the Bahamas war materials committee mobilizes volunteers. Landmarks from Nassau and Andros island, including a German gun and a pirate era cannon, are sent to be melted or repurposed. Surplus crops are stored at an old plant for processing. Labor and transport are donated, keeping collection costs low, and the effort has earned praise from the British ministry of supplies.

Bahamas Nassau Rawson Square England Andros Island Neville Chamberlain British Ministry of Supplies

Australian private manufacture yields first antitank gun

The minister of munitions describes a historic private industry effort in Australia producing a British designed antitank gun. Sixty firms across three states designed 3500 parts with all steel and tooling sourced in Australia. The weapon reportedly penetrates German armor and signals a major cooperative national achievement.

Australia McBride Whch Libya

Surprise Sour Cream Pudding Brings Bran To Dessert

Recipe notes a pudding style dessert using sour cream and All Bran. It suggests serving in upside down squares hot from the oven to turn sour dispositions sweet. Ingredients include shortening brown sugar sugar vanilla egg salt All Bran baking powder milk flour sour cream. Bake 350 F for about 45 minutes yields nine 3 inch squares.

Britain’s War Device Warns of Approaching Planes

A secret wartime device that detects incoming aircraft is described as a useful borrowable technology. The note mentions its potential to alert callers and suggests borrowing it. The excerpt then shifts to a science aside about planets deriving heat from the sun rather than internal warmth.

Britain

Silent Conscience Trainability in Swan Eygnets

A quirky note asserts swan offspring are called eygnets and bemusedly claims the conscience can be trained to stay quiet during business hours. The fragment hints at playful linguistic tidbits without broader context.

Health safeguards urged by Vital Interest League in Canada

The Health Safeguard theme from Vital Interest highlights the need for stronger Dominion health measures. It urges universal pasteurization, toxoid vaccination, nutrition education, periodic medical exams, and early diagnosis to reduce sickness, death, and losses in industry. Ontario’s pasteurization lead is noted.

Canada Health League of Canada League Ontario Toronto

Hitler’s Reichstag pledge to Russia on nonaggression pact

Adolf Hitler declared that Germany would not export its doctrine to Russia and that future conflict between the two nations would benefit others. He announced a tentative pact excluding force between them and warned Western powers that any attempt to alter it would fail, signaling a major future shift.

Reichstag Adolf Hitler Germany Russia

Brain weights and textile term explained in brief note

An 85 year old man’s brain weighs three ounces less than at age 20 and a woman of the same age weighs four ounces less. A fabric term is described as not silk where a thread of one color is shot through the warp of another color. 2420

Buckram Liverpool

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A. G Malan Channel Prince Bernhard The Yands Atlantic R. J Manion Hitler Paul Mpure Hurch Titus Paul Hide Plato CR Erdman Banff Springs Hotel Mickie
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