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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
2
Deaths of Canadian children under one year in 1942 were at their lowest in history. Britain will skip a meat heavy diet as wartime rationing continues. Col J J Liewin predicted food production would rise before 1950. Livestock at Emonton stockyards and plants exceeded 50 million dollars in value in 1943, up 17 percent from 1942.
The Moscow radio reported that Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, Admiral of the Fleet Sir John C. Tovey, Gen. Sir Harold Alexander, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris were all awarded Russia's high military honor, the Order of Suvorov First Class.
The text outlines Judas betraying Jesus to the chief priests and Peter denying Him before the cock crow. Pilate seeks to appease the crowd and releases Barabbas while ordering Jesus crucified. The note adds an unrelated line about East Indies lizards that can fly.
This Week pattern offers a side-buttoning design in Pattern 4456. It suits percale or chambray fabrics with rayon option and comes in sizes 12 through 40. Yardage for size 16 is 3 1 39 inches. send 20 cents with name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
The Bishop of the Arctic for the Church of England in Canada told the Elgin Deanery Laymen’s Association that postwar Ottawa will promote air travel coast to coast and south to far north to open the country and attract settlers to remote regions to exploit natural resources.
Two Swedish professors propose that epidemics may be sparked by bacteria carried to Earth by solar radiation from other planets. The piece also notes that seasoned gardeners can produce much more food than novices through expert techniques.
Grain traffic on the Great Lakes is expected to reach about 285 million bushels in 1844, up from 190 million last year. The gain comes as 13 vessels return from emergency service and 16 new ships join the lake fleet Mercury has long been known but now widely used.
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