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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 03, 1945

Page

7

Farmers May Produce More Coarse Grains

Winnipeg reports the weather favors more coarse grain acreage in 1945 while wheat seeding is delayed by showers and snow flurries. Grain sources estimate Manitoba seeding may be the latest in 18 years with delays in Saskatchewan and Alberta until early May. Agricultural officials urge oats and barley to secure meat production for postwar needs.

Winnipeg the Weatherman Dominion Agriculture Department Leas Wheat Aureaay Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Gardiner Red River Manitoba Department of Agriculture Prairies

Prairie-FRA Provides Water For Saco Sugar Beets

Regina based PRA announces 2000 acre feet of water from Cypress Hills reservoir will flow down Frenchman River to Saco Montana for irrigation of sugar beets and alfalfa. Canada United States share waters 50 50 with PRA diverting half of river flow. The move follows a new agreement amid dam delays and neighbor policy aims.

Regina P.fra Saco Montana George Spence Pfr.a PFRA Cypress Hills PRA Canada United States Frenchman River

First Polish Army Unit Leads Into Berlin

First Polish army unit stormed Berlin after aiding Russians from the Vistula. Commander in chief Rola Crimiersky announced the victory in Moscow as Poles celebrated at the Polish embassy in War saw.

Moscow Berlin Vistula Rola Crimiersky Warsaw

Canadian minesweeper Guysborough torpedoed in North Atlantic

The Canadian minesweeper Guysborough was torpedoed with 53 missing, including one officer and one rating of the British Navy. 37 survivors, eight injured, and a Royal Navy rescue ship recovered the crew. The attack occurred in the North Atlantic amid a grim 19 hour battle with icy seas.

Ottawa North Atlantic Guysborough Abbott Royal Navy Britain Canada

End of the German Air Force Emerges After Allied Attacks

Allied reports indicate the German air force is effectively directorless after two weeks of heavy Allied bombing. Evidence from multiple sources shows the once-dreaded Luftwaffe has been knocked out and no longer functions as a coordinated force.

London

BEGINNING OF SAN FRANCISCO PEACE LEAGUE DISCUSSION

Delegates view the current conference as only a beachhead in the longer peace process. They acknowledge the struggle for peace will be long and multi dimensional, with economic and political aspects. No ideal league or parliament will be built in this session, but hope remains that the league will grow and adapt to a changing world.

San Franciso San Francisco Stassen League

Eisenhower Says French Government Takes Over France Supply

General Eisenhower announced that starting May 1 the French provisional government will assume responsibility for the entire French supply program. Previously Allied supreme headquarters supplied essential civilian needs for Britain and the United States.

London Eisenhower France Allied Supreme Headquarters Britain United States

First Canadian Army Cares For 10500 Displaced People

Since crossing the Rhine into Germany the First Canadian Army has processed about 10 500 displaced persons from many European nationalities. Most worked in factories or on farms for the Germans before liberation and are now cared for by Canadian and British detachments under Allied Army command.

Rhinesd Germany Empires First First Canadian Army Europe Poland Russia Balkans Goon Ag

Army Leave Rules for Returning Overseas Personnel

Ottawa published army orders detailing return rules and leave categories for personnel abroad. Rotational duty, long service, and miscellaneous leave determine who goes home, with quotas set by defence headquarters. The example shows four front-line soldiers returning for every Briton’s return. London bases prepare evacuees to move back to Belgravia homes.

Ottawa Western Hemisphere Canada Defence Laison London Britain

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