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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

2

World War II Happenings Briefly Told

Lt-Gen. FB Morgan, British officer who planned the western front invasion, has been enlightened. Canada will emerge from the war with electric power production facilities 21 percent higher than 1939, according to munitions officials. The air ministry announced Joseph Berry, who brought down 60 planes in the Battle of London. Australia will continue postwar plane production for defence and civil aviation. Sen. Donald Cameron, aircraft production minister, noted Black market penalties totaling $500000 paid by New England rationing violators. The de Gaulle regime said 1496 Frenchmen killed and 7552 wounded at Paris barricades during the liberation battle. Sir James Grigg reports German desecration of churches. Nazi authorities warned against desertion. Royal Indian Navy personnel now exceed outbreak figures fifteenfold, Indian officers rising in command. A Johannesburg medical collection features a Livingstone pill bottle for interior fever treatment.

Royal Indian Navy Johannesburg South Africa David Livingstone

Not Wanted Here and Hidden Prices in War Time

A wartime column contrasts Allied soldiers in Naples facing steep local prices with Canada fearing price instability. It warns readers to monitor community spending, underscoring price controls as a fence against inflation while noting Romania’s beech forests and Paraguay’s rain rule as side facts.

Germany Canada Edna Jacques

British pilot Geoffrey Cheshire earns Victoria Cross honor

Wing Commander Geoffrey L. Cheshire of the British Royal Air Force, aged 27, is awarded the Victoria Cross Britain's top gallantry decoration. He also holds the Distinguished Service Order with two bars and the Distinguished Flying Cross, highlighting a record of exceptional valor and achievement.

Geoffrey L. Cheshire Royal Air Force Britain Cmdr Cheshire

Big Ben Broadcasts From Clock Signal Empire’s Tune

The first Big Ben broadcast aired December 31, 1923, and since then the clock itself has provided the signal. A microphone above the hour bell at Broadcasting House in London allows instant transmission for BBC listeners across the Empire up to 43 daily broadcasts.

BBC Big Ben Broadcasting House London British Broadcasting Corporation

Light of the world lesson on blindness and works of God

Sunday School lesson centers on John 6 12 and related scriptures. It discusses Jesus healing a man blind from birth, challenging disciples assumptions about sin and suffering, and stressing that divine works are to be manifested in life while daylight remains. The devotional reflects on Jesus urgency to complete his mission.

Ianiah Corinthians Ephesians Jesus Job God

Resourceful Scientist Scored Radium From War Time Ruin

During the Leningrad siege a radium shortage affected the front. A building with twenty years of radium use was scraped clean and plaster removed to extract substantial radium from waste. The responsible scientist received the Order of Red Banner of Labor.

Leningrad Soviet Information Service Order of Red Banner of Labor

Australian War Charities Use Queen's Fund For War Help

In 1942 the Queen's Canadian Fund allocated £5000 for Australian air raid relief but unused funds were redirected to Australian war charities. The first £1000 financed a new Missions to Seamen Club at Williamstown Melbourne, opened by T Davis the Canadian High Commissioner.

Queen's Canadian Fund Australia Wiliamstown Melbourne T. Davis

Crossword Puzzle Clues From Our Paper Page

A clipped crossword puzzle list presents obsolete clue fragments and partial answers including obscured numbers and broken words such as Great Lake War god Biblical heroine Greek letter Samos seaport Solar disc and several garbled entries indicating missing letters and uneven typography from an old newspaper page.

Great Lake Samos Seaport Odin

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FB Morgan Ofcer Munitions Department Sydn Lnr Joseph Berry Air Ministry Donald Cameron Ald New England de Gaulle Paris James Grigg France Allied Italy Naples Texas Romania Paraguay Jesus the Light OF the World By William Ferguson Sho Ey Reio Luginguel VINIT Helahoma Gene Byrn South Amer Zoaiae Fean Meraial By Fred Neher
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