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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 12, 1947

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told In London And Wales

Hon Frances Mary Drummond dies in London at 99 after 30 years as Queen Victoria’s maid of honor. One thousand tons of Swedish telegraph poles arrive in Port Talbot. Russia plans ships to rival luxury liners per Moscow radio. Duke of Gloucester returns to Britain after governor generalship in Australia. Ernest Swedborg resigns as Galesburg Sunday school treasurer after 38 years. Over 1,000,000 Poles return home in 1946 with 1,635,627 Germans expelled. Sports pavilions to honor Suffolk Regiment dead. Clyro Court in Wales converted to a technical school. At Llandrindod Wells Charles Jones, 82, still rides bikes, claims longest cycling span.

Frances Mary Drummond Queen Victoria London Port Talbot Wales Suffolk England Suffolk Regiment Clyro Court Clyro Radnorshire Baskerville Llandrindod Wells Charles Jones

Alsike Clover Seed Output in Canada Falls Short in 1946

Canada produced 7,712,000 pounds of alsike clover seed in 1946, down 2,650,000 from 1945, failing to meet domestic and export needs. Canada remains the chief exporter as world demand exceeds supply, suggesting higher 1947 production to satisfy potential export demand.

Canada

Canadian couple honored for rescuing five from drowning

Frederick M. Joyce and his wife Alma Romalda Joyce of Vancouver were honored by the Carnegie Hero Foundation for rescuing five people from a capsized rowboat in Prince Rupert Bay in November 1945. Joyce piloted the cabin cruiser through stormy waters while Mrs. Joyce guided with a flashlight and helped haul survivors to safety. Derek G. Mason, 10, was among those saved.

Pittsburgh Prince Rupert Bay Carnegie Hero Foundation Frederick M. Joyce Joyce Alma Romalda Joyce

Welterweight Term Seen In Racing And Boxing

The term welterweight appears in horse racing and boxing, denoting a weight of 28 pounds in certain handicap contexts. This usage shows cross domain weight class terminology across sports.

Crossword Puzzle Grid From Historic Newspaper

A dense crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with numbers and partial answers. Clues span a mix of general knowledge and wordplay including religious, astronomical, and linguistic terms. The jumbled entries hint at a vintage puzzle page with varied difficulty and thematic word connections.

One Youngster Who Has No Illusions

In Omaha Nebraska kindergarten class Mrs. C M Howard tries to show frosty scenery by windows. Five year old John Hepfinger questions the lesson saying there is no Jack Frost, explaining ice crystals form from warm and cold air currents.

C. M. Howard Omaha Neb Jack Frost

Whale Loses Battle With Sea Vultures

Coast guardsmen arriving through fog and rough seas witnessed a massive whale attacked by sea vultures. Initial reports described an overturned ship, but the whale perished in shallow water as the birds ripped at its flesh.

Mantec N.C Coast

Grape-Nuts Flakes Ad Promotes Flavor and Nutrition

A vintage ad quotes a noble exchange praising Grape-Nuts Flakes for flavor and energy. It highlights carbohydrates for energy proteins for muscle and phosphorus for teeth. The two grains wheat and malted barley are combined and baked for crispness and easy digestion.

Sir Archibald Post

Expedition to Everest Aims for High Finance Venture

A well equipped climbing party prepares to attempt Mount Everest the world's highest peak. An anonymous Scottish financier will cover the major costs, described as a daring venture in high finance.

Mount Everest

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