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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
2
A World War II humor piece describes interned prisoners near a river camp who hum the tune There’ll Always Be An England without knowing the words. Guards mockingly refuse to reveal the song title, keeping the joke alive as part of camp lore. Buy War Savings Certificates.
British Home Secretary Herbert Morrison urged the public not to apologize for three years in the war. He noted Britain’s early entry, resistance after France fell, and the fight against a superior enemy, highlighting production, naval escort feats, and the RAF’s air supremacy.
Sir Stafford Cripps credited with saying the India crisis rests on Gandhi's violence policy. He argues Britain cannot tolerate an Indian government pledged to pacifism or peace with the Axis during Britain’s life or death struggle.
The London fire brigade photographic unit from the blitz era will be shown to the public. The exhibit aims to reveal how fire fighters continued their duties during raids, illustrating courage, equipment, and operations in wartime London.
Fragmentary notes list pilots and training schools in Manitoba and Regina. Mentions Dauphin Brandon and WInd location references with names like LAC RJ Reet Winninee and K Pates. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
Toronto preview notes a 20 minute Associated Screen News film charting Canada’s first thousand war days. Gordon Starling directs a factual piece highlighting war production in Canada including the largest machine gun factory and second largest tank plant. Churchill speaks to Parliament. shells, vehicles, and other outputs are shown to inspire national pride and resolve. The piece emphasizes collective effort and inspired leadership to push further.
A reader compiles quotations on light from religious and literary figures, linking divine illumination to truth and guidance. The fragment mentions John R Lord Goethe and Mary Baker Eddy alongside reflections on light. It also references British Navy ships lined with silver paper for Arctic service.
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