Let God Arise Battle Cry Echoes Through History
The article notes General Montgomery's cry “Let God arise and let His enemies be scattered,” linking it to Cromwell’s Dunbar charge. It recalls England’s peril from 1585 to 1685 and cites H. V. Morton’s Atlantic Meeting and Astley’s Edgehill prayer as context for courage drawn from seventeenth century leaders and the New York Herald Tribune account of the action against the Scottish troops.
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Montgomery
England
H. V. Morton
Bismarck
Jacob Astley
Edgehill
Veria Basie
General Montgomery
Oliver Cromwell
Dunbar
New York
Herald Tribune
Courageous London night express crew avert disaster
Fireman William Page and driver Herbert Blunt saved a packed London night express during an air raid by stopping inside a tunnel and extinguishing about 40 incendiaries on the track. The pair then reported the incident and continued with their journey after a brief delay, keeping quiet about their actions.
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Herbert Blunt
William Page
Blunt
Page
London Daily Telegraph
History Repeats Itself Invasion Plans Recalled
An Ottawa Citizen clipping recounts a misread history tale with German invasion references and a Lake Petpus siege scene. It notes Nevsky driving back Teutons and a declaration that Russia lives, with restraint toward peaceful guests but warns sword-wielding foes. It also mentions Natal Brazil’s naming after Christ Tass in 1598.
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Germany
Lake Petpus
Alexander Nevsky
Lsle
Russia
Ottawa Citizen
Gift of the Bride on the Westland Country Club Porch
Pat Denton hides on a porch after a wedding crisis, meeting Ellen Lanier sister of the groom. She confides heartbreak over Brad, and Pat offers unsteady comfort. The pair later reconnect at the church and reception where Ellen reveals her connection and Pat learns the truth.
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Pat Denton
Westland Country Club
Ellen
Pat
Himelf
Brad Lanier
Country Club
Elien
Marion
Brad
Havans
Ellen Lanier
Pattern 4691 apron from Anne Adams in Pattern Dest Winnipeg
A Winnipeg based notice for Pattern 4691 from Anne Adams. It describes a one yard 35 inch cotton apron in Small to Large sizes with a vivacious heart pocket design. Send 20 cents in stamps with Size Name Address and Style Number to Anne Adams Pattern Dest Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. EL
Winnipeg
Man
Wartime Problems Of Your Lumber Merchant
Manitoba farmer seeks lumber for a new building but dealer cannot promise delivery due to wartime supply limits. Demand rose since 1940, with government allocations prioritizing war needs. Farmers show rising incomes but face scarce plywood and logs. dealers strive to serve civilians under restrictions while aiding food production.
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Manitoba
Hig
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Millar
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Ifor
Women patriots serve in occupied Europe in war effort
Women have aided Underground networks and guerilla bands in occupied Europe. Danielle Casanova died after Gestapo torture without revealing secrets. Madame Hermine Van Decatyse was executed for recruiting saboteurs. Greek and Yugoslav women aided resistance efforts. many risk Nazi punishment and endure bravery that inspires future generations. The Volga River is navigable for 1,800 miles.
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Europe
Danielle Casanova
Jeanne d’Arc
France
Gestapo
Madame Hermine van Decatyse
Italy
Marshal Broz
Tito
Christian Science
Mont
Maple Leaf in Italy wartime dispatches issued by CP
Canadian Press releases a 16 page illustrated booklet Maple Leaf in Italy compiling dispatches from Ross Munro William Stewart Douglas Amazon L V Hunter and Foster Barclay. Covering the September 3 landing through the Appenine drive to Ortona the record serves as a temporary Cana dian campaign reference not for sale but available at printing cost for training and study.
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Italy
Sicily
Reggio
Ortona
C.P
Ross Munro
William Stewart
Douglas Amazon
L. V. Hunter
Foster Barclay
Stewart
Complex gun bolt demands sixty six machining operations
A single bolt for a machine gun example requires 66 separate operations, and the entire weapon assembly needs more than 1,800 distinct machining steps. The statement highlights the intricacy of manufacture and precision required in producing such firearms.
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AIG
Uiverwurst
Horseradich
Plendez
Cromwell
London Express
Natal
Brazil
Ita
Harvard
New Haven
Beatrice Fairfax
Hambley
J. J. Hambley Hatcheries
Regina
Jtoon
Salgary
Edmonton
Brandon
Portage
Dauphin
Swan Lake
Boissevain
Abbotaford
B.C
Arthur
Anomega
Banklistent Eye
Wee SM
F. C. Pickwell
Volga
Maple Leaf
MacDonald
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