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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

10

Key Position May Decide On Length Of War

The pace of liberating Behelde estuary and advance along northern France and the Low Countries could determine whether World War II ends this winter or next spring. Crerar's Canadian army and Dempsey's British 2nd Army hinge on undamaged docks to restore Allied shipping. weather may delay a breakthrough into the German plains. German forces in the northwestern sector guard the flank with about 150,000 troops, shaping the battle for Holland.

Behelde Europe Alwerp Liverpool Crerar Dempsey 2Nd Army France Low Countries Montgomery 21St Holland

Royals Inspect Canadian Legion Club in Ottawa Visit

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth met Canadians at the Canadian Legion League Club in Ottawa during a royal visit. They were greeted by Maj. J. H. Wallace and Senior Superintendent H. A. D. Mills of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. The royal pair inspected the club and many Canadians recalled participating in ceremonies of the 1938 Royal Visit to Canada.

Legion's League Ottawa King George Queen Elizabeth Edinburgh Canadian Legion Canadian League Club J. H. Wallace H. A. D. Mills Moose Jaw Sask Canada

War on Japs Report Siberian Bases May Be Used by US

London dispatch claiming Stalin pledged Siberian bases to the United States after Europe war ends. The Danyx Express, from Washington, notes Russia may not actively aid in defeating Japan.

London Danyx Express Washington Stalin Europe Express Lord Beaverbrook Russia Japan Aux Winston Churchill Churchill England Quebec Roosevelt Yves

German High Command Signals Retreat From Frontlines

London reports a Dittmar weekly broadcast saying the real aim now is the utmost shortening of lines as Nazi forces retreat to borders. New York dispatch notes two Czech villages, Solnaa Bama and Huilick, destroyed with inhabitants killed. London confirms Nazi actions follow the fall of France, while Morrison plans to lift a wartime security order.

London Lien Nure Dittmar High Command Germany Dittmar New York Lidice Solnaa Bama Huilick Slovakia Presov Information Service Lonbor Britain France Home Morrison Sigma

Canadians Earned Fame In Arnhem River Crossing

Army engineers from Canada, led by Maj. Michael Tucker, evacuated about 2,500 British paratroopers across the Rhine during the September夜 battle near Arnhem. Cpl George S. Robinson of Regina and Sapper David McCready of Calgary praised for bravery and leadership in bridge construction and storm boat delivery under heavy fire.

Holland Rhine Britain 1St Airborne Eld Canadian Army Engineers Arnhem Michael Fucker Montreal Cpl George S. Robinson Regina David McCready Calgary Maj. Tucker Maj Tucker George Robinson

Premier Hart Eyes BC United States Corridor Plan

Premier Hart proposed a possible all year highway corridor linking Rossland and Grand Forks in British Columbia via the United States to avoid winter cascades. If Washington yields about 20 miles of northern territory, Canadians could travel across the province year round without US customs. He said he would ask the Dominion government to discuss the idea with Washington.

Victoria Hart United States Rossland Grand Forks British Columbia Cascade Mountains Washington Us, Customs and Immigration Interior Dominion

General Tribute From British Corps To Canadian Brigade

In Florence Italy the general commanding the 12th British corps praised the independent 1st armored brigade. He said most tank and infantry cooperation lessons came from the Canadians and that the British owe a great debt of gratitude. The tribute followed a Vancouver brigadier's toast at a dinner honoring his DSO award for command of the brigade.

Florence Italy 1St Armored Vancouver

Portrait of Eisenhower as Allied Command Leader

A new portrait of General Dwight D. Eisenhower depicts him as commander in chief of Allied forces in the European theatre, highlighting his leadership role and central position in wartime strategy.

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Italian governor testifies on gold transfer to Berlin

Nichola Introna of the Bank of Italy testifies that Italy's gold reserve was sent to Berlin this year by accord with Mussolini's Fascist regime and the Nazi government. Vincenzo Argolini, the predecessor, is on trial for life on collaboration charges. Introna cites about 0 tons moved from Fortezza in February and German orders discussed in June. In Toronto, Fire Marshal W J Scott warns that brush rayon is highly inflammable and can ignite near a flame.

Ome Nichola Introna Bank of Italy Vincenzo Argolini Berlin Mussolini Sad Azzolini Introna Fortezza Toronto W. J. Scott Ontario Hamilton Kitchener

Trade With Britain Vital To Canada Says MacKinnon

New York talks quote Canada must keep trade with Britain as the war reshapes the commerce triangle with the United States. Trade Minister MacKinnon warns Britain’s postwar position could affect Canada US trade and overall market access for Canadian goods.

Britain Canada New York MacKinnon New York Journal of Commerce United Kingdom United States

West Coast Base Discussed for RAF Transport Command

Montreal aviation officials from the British commonwealth will meet later this month to discuss establishing an RAF transport command base on the Pacific coast. The base would parallel Dorval in serving Pacific war zones and would expand personnel without curtailing current RAF transport operations. Possible sites include Patricia Bay at Victoria and Vancouver airport.

KAP Montreal British Commonwealth RAF Transport Command Pacific Dorval Que Patricia Bay Victoria Vancouver

Ducks Unlimited Canada Adopts Ten Year Plan

Ducks Unlimited Canada approves a ten year plan to spend 2 million on Canadian projects. W. Fisher of Calgary is re elected president and Leigh Spencer of Vancouver is named chairman. Tom Main of Winnipeg to draft the plan as the executive body expands from 20 to 90 directors. Next annual meeting set for Saskatchewan.

Calgary W. ©. Fisher Catary Ducks Unlimited Canada Leigh Spencer Vancouver Tom Main Winnipeg Saskatchewan

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