Russian Deputy Prime Minister Named
N A Bulganin named deputy prime minister of Russia. Other brief items note a Pennsylvania doctor melting snow to recover a diamond ring and Oakland surgeons removing a swallowed toothbrush from a 66 year old man.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1947
Page
6
N A Bulganin named deputy prime minister of Russia. Other brief items note a Pennsylvania doctor melting snow to recover a diamond ring and Oakland surgeons removing a swallowed toothbrush from a 66 year old man.
China outlines a two year shipping rehabilitation program to reach 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 tons by 1949. It envisions purchases from the United States and Canada, new Chinese yard construction, and reparations from Japan. A Shanghai dockyard and Woosung site will enable 30,000 ton ships within three years.
The National Carbon Company of New York announced a new dry battery intended for the atomic age. It operates at 500 volts and is small enough to fit in the palm of a hand.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues is presented with mixed themes. The page pairs natural language hints with numeric indices and some proper nouns, including names like Weeden and Abie, and terms across geography biology and culture. The text reads as puzzle material rather than a narrative.
Foreign Minister Gustaf Rasmussen told Parliament that Denmark will not give up Greenland and aims to remove American presence. He expects Americans to be gone in the not too remote future.
A Manitoba note reports Brochet prices far above common groceries with bread three loaves for 1 dollar sugar 50 cents a pound apples five for 1 dollar butter 75 cents a pound oranges 10 cents each and flour 6 dollars per hundredweight, highlighting the squeeze on households.
Canada had 11 901 physicians on July 1 1946 according to a Commons return. Provincially: 74 Prince Edward Island 492 Nova Scotia 293 New Brunswick 3334 Quebec 4752 Ontario 706 Manitoba 562 Saskatchewan 676 Alberta 1012 British Columbia. Anticipated medical graduates over five years totals 3043 with yearly splits including 387 this year 568 in 1948 640 in 1949 662 in 1950 and 747 in 1951.
A Tokyo poll of 506 single Japanese women aged 18 to 26 shows hunger outranking romance. The majority favor a husband with enough money to buy anything desired on the black market, reflecting stark economic anxieties in postwar Japan.
Classic fish dish for 3 to 4 pounds with paprika seasoned stuffing. Ingredients include salt butter or oil, lemon juice onion parsley bread crumbs and whole wheat flakes. Instructions cover cleaning stuffing sewing edges brushing with fat and baking at high heat until browned. Garnish with lemon and adjust dressing moisture as needed.
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