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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1945
Page
7
In a moonlit home a mother fears her daughter Myrtie has eloped with Ted Andrews just before her wedding to Sam Menruff. As Myrtie slips away, the father storms to recover her, while the mother, driven by blend of fear and loyalty, masterminds a small act of reprisal that foils his pursuit.
A labor department spokesman said it appears probable the three year old order freezing teachers from other jobs will be lifted on September 1. The proposal has been reviewed by the national selective service advisory council and discussed with provincial ministers of education, most of whom favor the change. No final decision has been reached yet.
Cranwell in Lincolnshire celebrates 25 years since the RAF was founded at the air base nicknamed the Sandhurst of the Air. From modest army huts the site expanded to cover over six square miles, reflecting its growth and history.
Have No Rank W. L. Clark argues Navy chaplains wear no rank badges and share rank with the person they talk to. Uniforms resemble naval officers, and the policy spares sailors from addressing commissioned officers. He compares Army and Air Force practices and suggests universal chaplain rank across services.
Stokers and cooks on H M C S Uganda will receive extra pay for Pacific service. While crossing the equator on a 20 000 mile run to Australian waters from a US navy yard the engine room temperature reached 114 degrees and under deck 140. Medical staff led by Surgeon Cmde Ken Thompson will treat heat related nuisances with salt tablets and yellow malaria pills.
Pattern 4731 simplifies sewing with slimline lines and optional ruffles. It covers sizes 10 through 42 with 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 and requires 20 cents in coins for order. Address orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg. Delivery may be slower than usual due to mail delays.
A Moscow broadcast quoted by Luxembourg radio reported Admiral Kurt Fricke chief of the German naval staff was executed for failing to save ships stranded in Danzig harbor. Danzig had just fallen to Russian forces.
Delegates at the 28th annual Alberta Teachers Association convention endorsed a resolution urging a substantial raise, stating qualified teachers must receive a minimum of 1200 dollars to prevent a labor shortage.
A survey of 352 TB children in a U S city found 25 percent bovine type infections from raw milk. After pasteurization in Toronto only outsiders had bovine TB. Bone and lymph node involvement causes crippling deformities. Brucella in cattle causes undulant fever in adults and rare child cases. Undulant fever spreads via raw milk cheese butter and contact with infected animals.
Eleven year old Peter Thompson McClintock, student near Exeter, leaped from a roof in his pajamas amid a blaze that killed four, then ran to summon help. He sought a telephone, found the fire station, and alerted firefighters without being told to act.
A recipe for a leaf pan loaf cake blending shortening corn syrup brown sugar and spices with raisins and walnuts. It describes creaming shortening adding eggs sour milk and dry ingredients, folding in beaten whites with sugar, baking in a greased leaf pan and finishing with cara mel icing.
War correspondent Larry Allen praised weekly food parcels sent by the Canadian Red Cross as lifesaving. He, a repatriated prisoner from Italy in 1942, wrote that Canadian parcels reached captives earlier and helped sustain British American and Canadian internees during harsh diets in Italian camps.
A Bulletin of the Crown Trust Co. warns that women with money are prime targets for racketeers selling phony stocks and shady deals. It notes many smart businessmen get fooled, hide losses, and even close friends never know the truth.
The London Daily Express reports hope to salvage the Empress of Britain a 42 000 ton Canadian Pacific liner torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic west of Ireland The vessel remains a salvage candidate due to wartime salvage efforts and wartime shipping needs.
A vintage recipe describes making macaroon batter with sugar water corn syrup egg whites coconut and cornstarch. Boil syrup to a thread, whip into peaks, fold in coconut, bake slowly for 36 macaroon yields. The Saar region in Germany is cited as a major coal mining and industrial area in continental Europe.
Garden notes emphasize that rapid growth preserves crispness in vegetables. Proper thinning spacing and thorough cultivation with mulching and regular watering prevent tough textures, with specific guidance for flowers and vegetables on plant distance and row spacing to ease cultivation and maintain freshness.
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