Turbulent 1918 headlines from The Herald MacGregor
The issue reports strikes at Vancouver shipyards and policy shifts in Winnipeg coal card plans, plus Halifax property damage, the death of J.P. Young in Portage la Prairie, and resumed bombardment of Paris. It notes Australian and British actions on German submarine bases, Red Triangle pledges by Manitoba youths, and provincial farming stock purchases.
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School Field Day in MacGregor under North Norfolk Trustees
Friday June 21 event in MacGregor under North Norfolk Trustees Association with a band attending. Registration in Canada on Saturday June 22 from 9 am to 10 pm. H R Hooper of Carberry appointed Registrar for the Negpawa constituency.
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Great Allied Drive in Aisne Front Sparks World War Headlines
A renewed German offensive along the Aisne between Vailly and Berry-au-Bac drives the French to the defensive as trenches and towns fall back. Reports say Rheims and Soissons have been evacuated, the front line holds despite heavy fighting, and the outcome could decide the war in coming weeks with Lloyd George signaling a pivotal attack. The Kaiser is said to muster nearly two million troops for the effort.
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