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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1950
Page
3
The 48 country World Bank announced Poland's withdrawal, the first resignation since 1945. Other items note a Douglas Isle of Man postcard censorship crackdown, Newfoundland farming research plans, a Nova Scotia coast naval drill, relief recipients returning sets, and Queen Elizabeth receiving an honorary surgical fellowship.
A historical note lists Stanley Cup champions by year from 1925 to 1949 and totals for teams: Toronto Maple Leafs lead with six titles, followed by Montreal Canadiens four, Detroit Red Wings three, Boston Bruins three, Chicago Black Hawks two, New York Rangers two, Montreal Maroons two, Victoria Cougars one, and Ottawa Senators one. It adds that the latter three clubs no longer compete. Men are only grown-up boys.
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In Nottingham England police officer Geoffrey Everett and policewoman Alice Robinson posed in plain clothes as a courting couple in Nottingham Forest last summer to trap handbag snatchers. They are now married.
A jumble column notes survey snippets and quips on female work housewives and professions including clerical spots, teachers and hotel switchboard workers. It jokes about housekeeping being least nerve wracking, and features humorous asides about Napoleon facts a tortoise and other curiosities with brief quotes and poker lines.
The Rosetown Eagle argues country weeklies uplift communities by reporting local business, church news, civic deeds, weddings, births, and daily rural life. It laments city dailies for sensationalism and suggests local papers present decency and neighborly regard.
A gentle poem about a parent soothing a baby at night. References a father at chores, the moon, night sounds, and stars guiding the child to dream. Repeats Sleepy-bye phrases and hushes the child as night settles.
Canada's January milk output reached 942,541,000 pounds, up 27,000,000 from last January. February production reportedly rose 3.3 percent from 1949. January fluid milk and cream sales totaled 358,838,000 pounds, up 9,500,000 year over year, with milk and cream components of 301,000,000 and 58,000,000 pounds respectively. Cash income fell to 19,929,000 dollars as prices eased to an average of 3.06 dollars per hundredweight from 3.21 last year.
Severe wireworm damage worsens with poor seed quality, dry and loose seed beds, and too deep seeding. Overall germination and growth conditions are the key factors affecting damage levels.
The angling season for pike, pickerel, perch, sauger, goldeye and mooneye opens May 13 in Manitoba. G W Malaher, director of the provincial department of game and fisheries, announced that rivers and creeks will be free of ice and fish will run upstream to spawning grounds.
Canada and the United States plan to construct new customs and immigration buildings this summer at the International Peace Gardens on the Manitoba North Dakota border. The two governments have appropriated funds for the construction, as announced at a conference of directors and representatives from various organizations.
A reader friendly grid puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering boats, gods, buildings, metals, verbs, animals, medical terms, birds, and more arranged in a traditional newspaper crossword style. Includes themed entries like Roman gods and legendary figures.
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