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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
2
World happenings report that Mr and Mrs John Wade of Thorne Yorkshire Erg are believed to be England’s oldest married couple. He is 98 and she is 98 years old, drawing attention to a long life together. The item blends several World War II era briefs, including local council name change, oil exploration, and wartime relief and science funding.
The text outlines Matthew 22 34 46 and Luke 1 27 27 27 including the two great commandments love God with all to mind and neighbor as self It contrasts Pharisee debates over 613 Moses laws and notes Jesus royal law loyalty before the Last Judgment with sheep and goats separation and the kingdom promise.
RNVR officers in training aboard HM Lochinvar included a Local Government clerk a surveyor's assistant a chemist a shop manager a school master a chartered accountant a printer a bank cashier a glove salesman a Metropolitan Police inspector a fur-buyer a display artist a fiction writer an architect a cabinet-maker and an Australian sheep-farmer. A moth's wings are inflated with air by pneumatic wing tubes fed from respiratory organs.
On the eve of the San Francisco World Security Conference, forty six Allied nations had paid the price of admission against Germany or Japan. Neutral nations listed include Switzerland Sweden Spain Portugal and Argentina. Former Axis allies Finland Hungary Italy Bulgaria and Romania sit between neutrality and allegiance as shifts continue. The piece also notes ancient asbestos weaving and its 1720 rediscovery in the Urals.
Fragmented crossword list shows horizontal clues with numbers and partial word hints. Entries include dark gray bravery to convince and to scheme as well as several unrelated terms across and down lines with missing letters and garbled segments.
Allied and American airmen stranded behind German lines in Yugoslavia were rescued after a British RAF radio operator decoded a weak SOS received from a secret hideout in occupied territory. The message used improvised slang to avoid revealing the location. Rescue missions brought 250 airmen to safety.
Dr. A G Henderson told a Winnipeg audience that Red Cross parcels kept him alive as a prisoner of war for three years in Germany. He praised Canadian Red Cross supplies as vital, noting clothes books and medical items were crucial when German camps offered none. He recalled losing 25 pounds in a month after escaping a camp in France. An odd fact followed about Antarctic ice.
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