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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
2
Before the Gothic Line assault in Italy, Canadian troops hid Canada insignia and regimental flashes as security was tight. Once the guard eased, they reappeared near Florence and faced the famed line. The image captures a regiment’s prank after the ban ended.
Federal health authorities weigh an order to sell Canadian cheese aged at least 60 days. A hospital bed in Ramsey Isle of Man will be named for Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery. King George grants the Order of the Garter to Queen Wilhelmina. Canada's wartime chemicals and shelling projects cover an area equal to Montreal. Japanese World War II tactics include placing mines in tree tops to explode over Beaufort and Aircobra missions. Pietro Caruso is executed for collaborating with Germans. Australia invites auto manufacturing plans or will form a corporation if none are satisfactory. Sofia radio notes Bulgaria's regime plans to crack down on restaurant saboteurs. Canada's external trade, excluding gold, was $416,510,000 in August, down from July.
An old Chinese Buddhist seeks aid from Salvation Army officers to redeem stray dogs impounded by police. The Army fills a humane need by rescuing dogs for farmers returning home, while also winning donations for refugees. In one city, the effort spurred significant local giving to the Army’s Home Front relief.
Canadian Co-operative Implements Ltd has bought the machinery and farm hardware factory operated by Gregg Manufacturing Co in Winnipeg for about $400,000. Mr Brown indicated prairie provincial governments may assist with up to $250,000 financing. The CCI consists of farmers from the three prairie provinces.
A Sunday School lesson outlines Genesis 1 27 Psalm 8 and Matthew 12 1 6 21 focusing on man created in God's image and Jesus valuing human needs over ceremonial law. It recounts the healing of a withered hand on the Sabbath and Jesus avoiding public acclaim as foretold by Isaiah 42 19.
Canada tightens import rules on U S dogs by requiring veterinary examination and a disease-free certificate with proof no rabies case within 50 miles. The order, issued by the Agricultural Department, applies to dogs from all U S regions and enforces six months of stay.
The Astronomer Royal Sir Harold Spencer Jones replaces pendulum clocks at Greenwich Observatory with quarto crystal chronometers accurate to one ten thousandth of a second per day. The method aids Greenwich work and checking service instruments. Wireless time regulators now rely on it. Moon surface temperatures vary from 216 F in sunlight to 243 F below zero in shade.
A dense cryptic puzzle page lists dozens of clues with numbers and partial spellings. The grid references include terms like Aroma Chopping Story and various language and historical hints. the jumbled entries present a challenging mix of synonyms, foreign phrases, and puzzle jargon.
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