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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 26, 1944

Page

3

Empire economic council debated amid wartime unity

London parliament heard proposals for an empire economic council to plan postwar development. Hugh Dalton cautioned restraint until dominion representatives meet, while Emmanuel Shinwell urged immediate inventory of empire resources and expansion, with Canada highlighted as a future power. The debate stressed unity and continued trade within the empire and with key global partners.

London Dominion Mo Gual Hugh Dalton Board of Trade Empire Economic Council Dalton Family Council Britain Commonwealth Emmanuel Shinwell Shinwell India Scandinavia Netherlands Denmark Belgium France Economic Commonwealth British Commonwealth of Nations Canada Dominions

STILL A MENACE Germany Likely To Use Submarines Again

Ottawa reports Lieut Norman Jewell a top British submarine commander says German submarine warfare remains a definite menace and could break out with renewed fury. He notes 14 enemy vessels sunk or damaged and cites morale and Tirpitz and Scharnhorst actions as reasons for a lull.

Ottawa Norman Jewell Britain Lieut Jewell Tirpitz Scharnhorst

Britain Plans Measures For German Control

In a House of Lords debate Lord Cherwell vowed that Britain will curb Germany s future war potential with expert scientific help and firm action. Lord Vansittart urged a committee to plan deindustrialization and Allied control of heavy industry, aviation, machines tools, and synthetic fuels. Other peers debated Germany s postwar role and restrictions on aircraft, ships, tanks, and strategic metals.

London Britain Germany Lord Cherwell House of Lords Lord Vansittart Lord Strabolgi Europe

Bank of England names new governor and deputy

Lord Catto elected governor succeeding Montagu Norman who retires April 6 due to illness and age. Norman led the bank for a quarter century. Basil Gage Catterns is re elected deputy governor.

London Lord Catto Bank of England Montagu Norman Norman Basil Gage Catterns

Air transport planes for troops to aid Canada in 1944

Air Minister Power stated in the commons that transport aircraft for moving troops in Canada's defence would be available in 1944, one year ahead of previous expectations. The remark highlights accelerated wartime logistics and readiness.

Ottawa Power Commons Canada

Worthington Returns to Canada to Command Camp Borden

Maj. Gen. F. F Worthington, former overseas commander of a Canadian armored division, has returned to Canada by air. He is to assume command at Camp Borden per a National Defence Department notice from February.

Montreal F. F Worthington Seas Canada Cen Worthington Camp Borden Department of National Defence

UN relief plan not yet asked for by Russia say Ottawa aide

Brooke Claxton parliamentary assistant to Prime Minister Mackenzie King told the commons that Russia had not requested aid for liberated areas under the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration UNRRA. He noted UNRRA does not handle reconstruction but rehabilitates to help nations help themselves.

Ottawa Brooke Claxton Mackenzie King Commons Russia United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Grete Stirling Yale UN Faa Stirling Unrera Claxton UNRRA North Africa Sicily Italy U.r.ra

Riches of North Calgary Spotlight Mineral Belt

Col. Harry Snyder spoke to a service club claiming the pre-Cambrian shield from Great Bear Lake to Great Slave Lake, east of Fort Smith, holds the world’s richest mineral wealth. He noted diverse metals, vast timber, immense water power, and good farming land, citing his 1934 Northwest Territories wood bison expedition. He also owns a Red Deer valley ranch near Olds. Approximately half of Russia’s doctors are women.

Calgary Great Bear Lake Great Slave Lake Fort Smith Saskatchewan Manitoba Harry Snyder F.R. G.S Col. Snyder Red Deer Valley Olds Northwest Territories

Tense Danish Town Braces as German Troops Crack Down

In Sonderborg, German troops dispersed thousands of demonstrators after a general strike following a naval shelling that killed one and wounded two. Coffins were paraded to Central Station as crowds sang at Nazis. Copenhagen reports show a tense scene in the 40,000 population Southern Jutland town with arrests, barbed wire barricades, and patrols by Danish and German forces armed with machine guns.

Stockholm Sonderborg Copenhagen Jutland

Vatican Denounces Sistine Chapel Time Bomb Rumor

Osservatore Romano as quoted by Vatican Radio calls the Nazi origin rumor of a time bomb in the Sistine Chapel a pure invention. The claim spread earlier in wartime era coverage, prompting denials from church officials.

New York Vatican Osservatore Romano Vatican Radio Sistine Chapel

Canadians Man Two Aircraft Escort Carriers

Ottawa reports Canadian naval personnel have manned two escort aircraft carriers of the Royal Navy. The carriers, fully Canadian manned for seamen, rely on Royal Navy flying personnel and operate under British Admiralty direction. The record describes the ships as compact air bases with flight decks, hangars, and extensive machinery, reflecting a shift from small ships to larger carriers in Canada's Navy.

Ottawa Hen Angus Ll. Macdonald National Defence

Empire Should Unite On Air Power Says Premier

Victoria. Ontario Premier George Drew urged the British empire to unite on future air power at a Kiwanis-Canadian Club luncheon. He argued for full discussion and noted air transport would knit empire and commonwealth nations closer. He said the United States favors a stronger empire partnership and warned against joining an international air system.

Empire Victoria British Empire George Drew Ontario Commonwealth United States U.S

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