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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told

Great Britain formally recognized the independence of Syria. Christmas Day is the only day on which munitions production will be suspended in Australian government and private factories. Cpl Ernest Frederick Daw of Toronto, a Royal Marines member, has been killed serving on HMS Ajax. A waterfront fire in a Shantung peninsula port left dozens burned and thousands homeless. Soviet pilot Mikhail Gromov, who flew Moscow to California in 1937, arrived in Britain with four other Soviet figures. Edmonton council urged a $100 monthly increase for old age pensions. Tokyo Youths Mechanics Defence Association to train 10,500 youths as mechanics in four months as a defence step. The Federal Game Export Act took effect across multiple provinces and territories October 27.

Great Britain Syria Cpl Ernest Frederick Daw Toronto The Royal Maines HMS Ajax Shantung Peninsula Mikhail Gromov Moscow California North Pole Britain Edmonton Tokyo

Army Drill Methods Train Canadian Troops in Britain

British Guards training centre instructors drill Canadian troops on parade grounds. About 80 Canadians from the third division graduate, praised by Guards officers who note similar drill standards but emphasize turning soldiers into instructors. Corporals H. T. Work of Winnipeg and J. W. Price of Calgary anticipate teaching new techniques to the unit.

Britain Guards Dpinion H.T. Work Winnipeg J. W. Price Calgary

British super charged baby bomb shatters windows far away

Belgian reports from Lon cestee via Free Belgian news service describe a new British super charged bomb as creating a crater six feet wide yet breaking windows two miles distant. Inchel notes walls doors and chimneys in a village over 300 feet from blast were demolished with every pane shattered. The piece also mentions the star Arcturus, noted as one of the brightest northern stars with an estimated 48 million mile diameter.

Loncestee Seope Ome Inchel Arcturus

Dinner speeches and banquet chatter rule the night

A remark suggests that at a dinner one speech is likely, while after a banquet attendees may endure five or six. The line hints at expectations for speaking moments in dining events.

Canadian barite deposit aids oil search expansion

Officials in Ottawa say Pembroke Nova Scotia barite, used to thicken drilling mud, will boost oil exploration as 1940 output reaches 350 tons with potential rise. Two shipments of 2500 tons went to Trinidad and British West Indies, another to Peru, supplying wells with added weight to control gas pressure. Only limited western Canada demand expected despite extensive exploration programs.

Ottawa Trinidad British West Indies Peru Pembroke Canada Dominion

Sawfly Resistant Wheat Program Begun at Swift Current

The Dominion Experimental Farm Service reports progress in breeding sawfly resistant wheat varieties. Losses from the wheat stem sawfly in prairie provinces prompted focus on this effort. Swift Current, Sask, hosts breeding work, while Lethbridge entomologists note 1941 western Canadian wheat output dropped by over 50 million bushels due to the infestation. Officials hope to reduce losses next year.

Dominion Experimental Farm Service Prairie Provinces Dominion Swift Current Sask Lethbridge Alta Canada

Britain’s blackout blamed on gloom and plan notes

Novelist J B Priestley likened Britain’s blackout to a stain on the earth and urged proper air raid defence planning in a BBC Britain Speaks broadcast. The piece cites two blackout types, notes a universal gloom, and mentions William Hall of Avonport Nova Scotia as the first Black Victoria Cross recipient for Lucknow 1857. It also notes sharks turning on their backs when attacking due to mouth structure.

Britain J. B. Priestly British Broadcasting Corporation William Hall Avonport N.S Lucknow

Anne Adams Pattern 4747 for misses and women

This washing and sewing note promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4747 with a bright early day design by Anne Adams. It highlights a slimming belt and buttoned left pocket, optional contrasting trims, and a four section skirt with a border effect on sleeves and pocket. Pattern sizes range 12 to 40.

Anne Adams Winnipeg

Prodigal Son Parable Readings and Forgiveness Lesson

A devotional reading compiles gospel references Genesis through Luke with notes on repentance and forgiveness. It recounts the prodigal son’s wasted fortune and return, highlighting self-pity, action, and the forgiving father, amid biblical verses and a minister’s reflection.

Bruce Barton

One in Four American Homes Report Colds

Gallup poll for week ending Oct 11 shows colds in one fourth of U S homes about 13 million people affected. East central west central and Pacific coast regions lead with about one in 12 in Eng land Middle Atlantic and south similar. Source Minneapolis Star Journal.

Gallup East Central West Central Pacific Coast New England Middle Atlantic South Minneapolis Star Journal

Medical education for the people and a Philippine water cure

The article recounts Victor Heisser’s campaign in the Philippines to improve public health through clean artesian water and mass vaccination. By sinking wells and promoting drinking water, dysentery declined. a famous hookworm case boosted public trust in the new water supply, and over a million Filipinos were vaccinated against smallpox, ending the disease as a major threat.

Victor Heisser Heisser United States Philippines Heiser Manila Islands

Exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics Across Hemispheres

Canada South and Central American countries Iceland and 200 United States artists participate in the first contemporary ceramics show of the Western Hemisphere. Held in Syracuse New York at the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Sponsored by International Business Machines Corporation.

Canada Iceland United States Western Hemisphere Syracuse New York Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts and International Business Machines Corporation

Bridge Length Debate Sparks Rail Engineer Quote

An engineer notes a bridge under eighteen feet is actually a culvert and the term Remitasse for after-dinner coffee derives from French.

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