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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 14, 1940

Page

6

Western Canada Seaway Outlook Affects Prairie Prosperity

The St Lawrence seaway to the Great Lakes would boost Western Canada by delivering ocean ports at Fort William and Port Arthur, lowering freight costs and expanding markets for prairie goods. Officials stress continuing navigation alongside hydro power, warning against neglecting the Hudson Bay route and Churchill facilities postwar.

United States Canada St Lawrence Seaway Great Lakes International Rapids St. Lawrence River Roosevelt Washington Prairie Provinces Europe St. Lawrence Seaway Lakes Fort William Port Arthur Chicago Prairies St. Lawrence Sea Saskatchewan Hudson Bay Railroad Hudson Bay Churchill Western Manitoba Bay Western Prairies

Rhythm Guides World War II Airframe Echoes

A fragmentary account describes a Luftwaffe motif pattern where German engine names and slogans echo rhythms. It cites Lennon's roor-spotters guided by rhythm, with the Hein kel engine declaring its identity, and Dornier and Junkers motifs repeating provocative phrases as a propaganda cadence.

Lennon Germa Motors Heinkel Dornier Junkers SS

How Name Originated Sir Loin Story

A humorous origin notes that beef cut known as sirloin derives from a legend of King James I touching the cut with a sword and knight ing it Sir Loin. The tale explains the origin of the name that has persisted thereafter.

James TL

New Type Splinter-Protective Air Raid Glasses

Detachable mesh netted lenses offer eye protection from flying splinters and dust during air raids without impairing vision. The new spectacles appear as a practical defense item for civilians and service members facing aerial hazards.

Farm captures German pilot after downed plane incident

A German pilot landed on a Southeast England farm where the armed farmer chased him with revolver and pitchfork. The pilot spoke in English claiming authorities shot his brother for refusing to raid England.

England

Repairing Implements for the Western Canadian Rush Season

M J McPhail of the Dominion Experimental Station Mel fort Sask urges farmers to keep farm machinery in good repair to maximize speed from land work to fall storage. He notes winter is quiet for blacksmiths and urges pre season checks to avoid delays and rushed summer repairs after a poor 1940 season.

Canada M. J. McPhail Dominion Experimental Station Melfort Sask

French Veterans Welcome at London Service Club

In the United Service Club London Admiral Sir Roger Keyes greeted two French air pilots and a French naval officer wearing the Cross of Lorraine. He bowed and shook hands, expressing pleasure at their presence among Free French forces. The veterans, war scarred, were deeply touched by the reception and recount how nothing since arriving in England affected them so.

Sah United Service Club London Si Roger Keyes Zeebrugge General de Gaulle Roger Keyes Roger England

Union Jack Flag Flutters Over Bombed Burlington Arcade

A 1940s Daily Sketch report recounts two bombs hitting Burlington Arcade in London on September 17. The second bomb caused more damage and a small fire, quickly doused, while a handkerchief sized Union Jack dangled above the wreckage after the first blast, seen by Londoners as a miracle of survival.

Lington Arcade London Daily Sketch Burlington Street

Jobs Open In Radio Training Through Radio College

Advertisement notes that government seeks radio men for Air Force work and that training is available via the Radio College of Canada. Readers may write Department W.N.U. 84, 54 Bloor St. West, Toronto for details or enroll in home study courses with easy payment terms. The college is endorsed as a reputable school whose ads are reviewed by Ontario’s Department of Education.

Radio College of Canada W.N.U Bloor St. West Toronto Department of Education For Ontario

Selected Recipes for Apples and Muffins

Old fashioned fruit stuffed apples bake in syrup with dates raisins and lemon juice then baked in buttered dish until tender. Graham waters crumble with sugar salt melted butter pour hot milk and beaten egg fold in raisins bake as muffins at 425 degrees for about 25 minutes. Huckleberries or nuts may replace raisins.

Germany Uses Italy as a Starling Horse in Policy

Tracy Phillips, a soldier and lecturer employed by the British Government, said in Ottawa that Germany is using Italy as a startling instrument in its European conquest policy.

Germany Italy Europe Tracy Phillips Ottawa

Britain’s Biggest Asset Is the Rightousness of Its Cause

A historical note reflects on moral strength as Britain’s chief asset in its struggle, asserting righteousness as a guiding principle and rallying factor for the nation. The remark frames public virtue as essential to persistence and legitimacy in conflict.

Britain

Has Heavy Responsibility Comdr Firebrace Leads London Fire Brigade

Comdr. Aylmer N. G. Firebrace head of the London Fire Brigade has guided the Auxiliary Fire Service since taking the post two years ago. An ex naval man, he fought at Julland as gunnery officer in Centurion and joined the brigade in 1919 at age 54. He exudes self control and inspires confidence among his men.

Comdr Aylmer N. G. Firebrad London Fire Brigade London Firebrace Julland Centurion Fire Brigade News of the World

Guarded Churchill's South Africa guard dies in McGregor

Carolus Johannes Antonius Albers Hollander, once a Boer guard who accompanied Winston Churchill as a prisoner in South Africa during the Boer War, died recently at McGregor. Albers, wounded earlier, recalled Churchill's fondness for small purchases and noted the camp's lax security that preceded Churchill's escape. He spoke multiple languages and was a painter by trade. A separate note mentions Haida Indians in Alaska starting a cooperative salmon cannery as a self-help project.

Ollander Winston Churchill Great Britain South Africa Carolus Johannes Antonius Albers Hollander McGregor Albers Churchill Alaska

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