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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1947
Page
3
Britain opens a special studio dedicated to producing religious films under a non commercial thesis. The project signals a cultural effort to support religious media production within a state aligned framework.
The Ramsay Company, registered patent attorneys at 273 Bank Street Ottawa Canada, invites inventors to receive a free list of inventions and full information about patenting options.
Howard Hughes testified before a U S Senate committee investigating wartime airplane contracts. He denied Maj Gen Bennett Meyers offered a postwar position while his government contract was under review, saying Meyers suggested the job himself while in uniform.
William B. Huber, a Patton miner, builds dens for groundhogs and feeds them while noting the animals enjoy listening to the radio. He says they sit up and listen for hours and are fond of music.
The massive South Saskatchewan River Dam project in Saskatchewan requires extensive research before work begins. Engineers estimate two additional years to select a site and four years already spent. No. 10 site near Outlook likely, with 135 mile reservoir and 7 million acre feet storage potentially transforming farming, towns, and power after river system planning.
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The privy council decided that in the Church of England prayers the Duke of Edinburgh will be added after Princess Elizabeth wherever the Book of Common Prayer mentions the royal family. The note appears in London reports accompanying a royal update.
The Imperial Household filed a tax record listing Hirohito’s clothing as used. It enumerates four uniforms, two Japanese robes, two swallowtails, two tuxedos, six frock hats, five morning suits, 23 sack coats, and 16 overcoats. The Empress has 19 everyday dresses, 30 foreign style dresses, 30 Japanese style dresses, and 15 overcoats.
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