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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 17, 1946

Page

5

Background story of Canada sugar supply exposed

The wartime sugar crisis and the Sugar Stabilization Fund reveal how Canada managed sugar imports beet production and prices. The fund showed over 13 million dollars profit by autumn, used to keep sugar prices down while world production fell.

Atlantic Canada Prices Board Sugar Stabilization Fund Philippines Java Europe Australia Fiji Trinidad Antigua United Kingdom United States Combined Food Board British West Indies Peru

Undiscoverable Knowledge Spurs Atomic Energy Debate

A London Daily Express commentary argues that despite calls to abandon atomic research, knowledge cannot be erased. It urges leaders to pursue responsible development so benefits can outpace destruction, noting wars are driven by those who govern.

London Daily Express

Canada weighs sending experts to study Australia flying doctors

The Canadian government weighs deploying experts to Australia to study its seven-base mercy flight network. Australia began in 1928 with 50 flights and 255 patients that year and now offers near-universal access within 300 miles, aided by wireless links and plans to use helicopters to improve landings and takeoffs for patients.

Australia Ontario Saskatchewan Quebec Flying Doctor South-West Pacific New Guinea Africa Canada

Ten-Year German Occupation Seen by Montgom ery

Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery told volunteers in the British occupation zone that British troops would remain at least ten years. He warned there is no possibility of withdrawal in that period, despite a winter without major epidemics or starvation, noting the food situation is at its worst since occupation began.

Viscount Montgomery Germany Council of Volunteer War Workers

UK Manufacturers Unveil Six-Entry Desk Registrator

London firms of business stationery requisites introduce a desk registrator that lets a single operator make up to six legible entries at once. One entry is automatically locked for future audit, enhancing security against fraudulent alterations in shops or factories.

London United Kingdom

Pupils With Blue Eyes Contract More In Bright Light

The study shows blue eyed individuals exhibit greater pupil constriction in bright illumination compared with brown eyed individuals, suggesting iris color influences pupil response to light. The finding highlights potential links between eye color and light sensitivity, with implications for vision science.

Corgi Lightweight Folding Motorcycle For Export

A new runabout named Corgi weighs 90 pounds and reaches 35 mph. It runs on a petrol oil mix and claims 200 miles per gallon. Portable design features long handlebars and low chassis, suitable for auto boat yacht or caravan use for short trips to save fuel. Production is export oriented with 5000 units already ordered by the United States and a further 10 000 reported on the way.

Britain United States

British thrust borer keeps roads intact at Acton Exhibition

A British invention showcased at the Acton Industrial Exhibition draws attention for a thrust borer that installs underground pipes and cables without disturbing roads. Operable by one or two men, it guarantees precise alignment of thrust tubes and includes a pilot lamp to verify level and direction.

Acton

Protection Plans For Crown Jewels At Tower Of London

British authorities study bomb damaged jewel house as first step to install ultramodern security. Jewels will stay at Bank of England vaults until locks and secret protection measures are in place. Estimated value exceeds 50 million dollars. incidents in 1671 and World War II era cited to stress security stakes.

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Rideau Hall: Governor General Alexander Moves In With Family

Field Marshal Viscount Alexander and Lady Alexander settle into Rideau Hall with their children Rose Shane Brian and guest Henrietta Scott. The tradition of governor general families bringing children to enjoy the grounds continues, with historical mentions of Princess Patricia and other young residents.

Canada Viscount Alexander Alexander Rideau Hall Rose Shane Brian Henrietta Scott Government House Earl of George St. Lawrence Newflize Ponsonby Earl Countess of Bessborough Montreal Lord Frederick Blackwood Earl and Countess of Dufferin Ottawa

Sweden to supply 5000 prefabricated houses for Britain

Sweden provides 5000 prefabricated homes for Britain with half destined for England and half for Scotland. British tiles and a thermostat controlled range are the only components not from Sweden. Each house, a 100 year design in Sweden, uses a two month build time and the first six are rising near Watford by German prisoners.

Sweden Britain England Scotland Watford

New Electric Fuel Gauge Improves Aircraft Safety

A British firm has introduced an electric fuel gauge for aircraft that remains accurate within three percent regardless of aircraft attitude or temperature. With no moving parts it offers uniform, low maintenance operation and is being installed on latest British and American aircraft.

United Kingdom Britain United States

Star Bright Star Medallion Crochet Pattern 7404

Quick to memorize star medallion design for hostess cloths scarves and spreads with directions and stitches. Send twenty cents in coins to Householder Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue East Winnipeg Manitoba write name address and pattern number clearly.

Householdert Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man

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