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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

3

Flight of Courage and Betrayal in Alooska Battle

Alan McCleod Baker and Buzzard pursue bandits along the Thal Azzah waterway. Pedneault’s launch is lost to mud, Joyce dives to distract the enemy, and the plane suffers engine failure under fire. The crippled duel ends as the fight shifts to a perilous finish, leaving the outcome uncertain.

Alooska Thal-Azzah Alan Buzzard Pedneault Ped‘neault Tog Banks James A Feather Smporary Alan McCleod Baker Joyce Falone France Alooska Forks Buzzaru Bansits

Divorces in England and Great Britain rising sharply

The annual divorce report shows about 30 000 divorced people in England and Wales and 25 percent live in London. Divorces are up fivefold in twenty years as easier laws prompt more terminations. Men petition more, though wives lead in petitions. remarriage remains common, with most second spouses younger and drawn from bachelors.

Great Britain England Wales London Register-General Ord Lfe

Perfectly Late Wallet Mistake At Local Bank

A woman visits a bank requesting a new cheque book after losing the previous one. She boasts she signed all the cheques immediately, insisting the originals are useless since they are already countersigned and non transferable.

The nesting robin inspires springtime verse

The poem depicts a robin nesting as winter yields to warmth and growth. Aline Michealinn frames nature scenes with farm life imagery, from plows to daisies, butterflies, and revived enchantment. The rhythm and imagery celebrate renewal and communal joy in spring.

Bill

Blind NY puzzler Stanley Wartenburg wins title

Champion jig-saw puzzler Stanley Wartenburg, 26, of New York, blind since childhood, says his lack of sight is an asset in puzzle building. He sorts pieces by shape, uses memory, and relies on touch to match curves. He is industrial adviser to blind broom and mop makers in the New York workshop of the Association of the Blind and has invented machinery for blind workers.

Stanley Wartenburg New York Wartenburg Association of the Blind

Portraits Presented to RCMP Inspector for Arctic Detachment

Five portraits of His Majesty the King were presented to Inspector Sandys Wynch of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police by Miss M. F. Mackenzie regent of the Municipal Chapter of Montreal LODE. The portraits are intended for five detachments of the Eastern Arctic subdivision of the RCMP.

Sandys Wynch Royal Canadian Mounted Police M. F. Mackenzie Montreal Lode Arctic RC Mlp

Appointments and Trials Under Divine Guidance

Frances R. Havergal reflects on being ready to do whatever the king appoints. She urges accepting interruptions as part of God’s plan, embracing simple tasks as meaningful service. The devotional tone emphasizes surrender, daily portion, and willingness to serve in all life events.

Frances R. Havergal

Hunting For King John’s Baggage Dig In The Wash

Tradition Fen Research Limited plans to search the Wash for King John’s baggage and regalia lost about 700 years ago. The London based company hopes to locate the treasure using electrical divination and to shift the typical treasure hunt focus away from distant seas.

North Sea Tradition Fen Research Limited London England John Cocos Islands Lincolnshire and Norfolk

Protests Grow Over Greece Odd-Even Car Plan

In Greece, the odd-even license scheme restricts street use by car tag parity on different days. Athens reports only a small drop in gasoline sales, but many one car owners hate half time idleness and taxi users say there are too few taxis available.

Greece Athens

Honest Passengers Help Trolley Fares Drop Box

In Glasgow conductors missed many fares during rush hour on municipal trolley lines. Red boxes were placed near exits with a sign urging unpaid riders to drop a penny in the box as they left. Since the plan began, more than $100 a week has been collected.

Glasgow Scotland

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