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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
6
The piece warns that Axis powers used carefully planted rumors to sow distrust among democracies. It attributes France's fall to propaganda and predicts intensified rumor campaigns against England Canada and the United States, urging vigilance against false information in coming months.
A Canadian leader denounces Nazi false rumors spread to undermine allied efforts in Canada and the United States. The statement urges vigilance, condemns claims of negligible Canada's war effort and lax rationing, and warns that belief could aid Hitler and harm England. It calls Canadians to resist disinformation.
Speaking during a Canada visit Robert P Patterson warned Hitler’s agents will spread distrustful rumors in the United States and Canada to distort Britain’s role. Citizens form rumor-tracing committees and papers publish rumor columns to counter Axis misinformation and protect loyalty.
The list includes graduates of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No. 7 Air Observer School Portage la Prairie and No. 5 Air Observer School Winnipesaukee Man about observers and pilots. Names include LAC LE Barrett Regina Satk TAG HE Bronman Cheri Alta EAC 3G Campbell Winner Man TAC FS Ge Hosenrott Moose Jaw TAC A RA Farquhar Winnipesaan TAC HA N Kitchen Winnie Man TAG TE We Moeelson Delian Rita No 5 Air Observer School Winnipes Man Set G W Redford Makinak Man No 11 Service Flying Training School Yorkton Pilots A Hatin Winnipes Maz Star Bowland Bradwardine L Edwood Portage la Prairie GC Fraser Winnipes Man Laine Davidson Sam By Rain onhow Sask Mt Rendall Pharell Man Y Kennedy Brandan Man Laine Durian Man We AME stecomn Whinines rath Fielding Sask Tendon May eal Warella Sakt Mines Khdive Sask Moan Winespeete Tavernon Reevin Sask Peters Winnipeg My Reireaton Portage to Prairie Re Rain Moose Jaw Sask He Riason Suit Current Sask Hi Skinners Margin Ma Smith Bort San Sank fe Styles Winnipeg St Sweeney Winnie Man Thomson Tate Sask Fe Tonneler Carme Sask Wagh Bortane In Prairie Man He Wintimne Rocks fod Atta Vurehison Pally Sark
Mrs Molly Brush, Mrs Susy Ripon, Mrs Polly Brindle and Mrs Frances Parry return to work in England. In 1916 the quartet cleaned at a railway shed in the northeast. As peace arrived they parted, married, and started new homes. The war began again and they reunited to don overalls and work with oily waste.
Report states that over two years German air raids have caused 44 000 deaths in Britain. The figure reflects widespread destruction and civilian casualties amid ongoing bombing campaigns.
Harrison Fisher, the illustrator, strolls an art gallery where his works are on display. He reveals himself to two admirers and learns one praises a dress worn by his model. The anecdote ends with his humorous self introduction as the artist. A stray line notes there were 23 miles of railroad in the western hemisphere in 1830.
A Indianapolis News neighbor claims she is unconcerned about a looming meat shortage. If steak is scarce she will buy beef and ham if pork runs short. The Bahamas is described as a place where palm and pine trees grow side by side in subtropical latitude.
A call for residents of small towns to boost local commerce and conserve resources as war increases demand. Citizens are urged to adjust spending toward home merchants to support service, defense plants, and community institutions amid ongoing shortages.
The Ottawa Journal notes Donald Gorton increasing his own beef price ceiling by ten cents a pound asserting new factors justify the change. The piece contrasts evolving market conditions with Joseph Howe’s critique of yesterday’s opinions and a quip about daily opinions.
General Wladyslaw Sikorski and the Maharajah of Nawanagar announced plans to care for thousands of Polish refugee children who arrived from Russia to Persia. The Maharajah of Nawanagar and Patiala will each shelter up to 5,000 orphans on their Indian estates.
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