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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1946

Page

4

World Happenings Briefly Told

A police court in Toronto saw a $415 fine for radio license violations. A London butterfly sale at Oxford Circus grossed £429 with a Cardamom butterfly selling for £22. Leuna plant in Halle shifts to baking powder. China offers £5400 for five Chinese studies scholarships at Oxford. China supplies natural rubber to the US through Reconstruction Finance Corp. The Magna Charta copy returns to Britain from New York. Allies reform German taxation to fund postwar costs. Paul H. Nadeau of Quebec wins the Chant Medal for Canadian astronomy work.

The Years Ahead plan inspires YMCA Canada reach

The Years Ahead, a decisive Canada YMCA study, drew unanimous praise from Charles Bauckham of Sterling Trusts and other leaders. The first edition sold out with a new printing. National Council plans one evening conferences across provinces, aiming to implement recommendations in 1946.

Y.M.C.A Charles Bauckham Sterling Trusts Corporation National Council Niagara Falls Canada Winnipeg Saskatoon Regina Calgary Edmonton Victoria Vancouver New Westminster Moose Jaw Lethbridge National Council of the Ymca United States

Nickel Man Emil Bussemey Dies At 70 In Waterbury

Emil A. Bussemey known as the Nickel Man and longtime Oakville real estate dealer and builder died at age 70. He started giving nickels to Halloween children in 1929 after an accident and by 1938 had distributed 587 nickels, with the coins collected from 201 Buckingham Street.

Emil A. Bussemey Hallowe'en Oakville Waterbury Conn Bussemey Buckingham Street

Secret six year donation of great art collection revealed

British Museum expert Yvonne Hackenbroch disclosed that Viscount Lee of Fareham donated a vast collection to the University of Toronto Hart House in early 1940 and asked she be present to catalogue it. The set includes antique gold silver bronze enamel jewelry and illuminated manuscripts. It will take months to catalogue.

Yvonne Hackenbroch British Museum Viscount Lee of Fareham University of Toronto Hart House Canada Lord Lee Miss Hackenbroch Elizabeth Viscount Lee

Tax Dodgers Island Rebels Evade Irish Tax Collectors

In a 40 year battle over rates and land annuities the Tarn and Turbot islands flee a dawn bailiff raid. The 200 residents, declaring an untaxable republic, evacuated to Aran after pooling livestock to prevent seizures. Bailiffs found the islands deserted off Clifden on Galway Bay.

Tarn Turbot Galway Aran Galway Bay Galway Council

Markets Available But Meat Supply Short

Lt. Col. J. H. Tremblay, Canadian trade commissioner for north west Europe, says western Canadian farmers may quit livestock. He notes markets exist but supply is short, citing the English bacon market as attainable if cattle were available. Tremblay tours the Dominion to meet agricultural and industry officials before taking a post in Paris.

J. H. Tremblay North West Europe Col. Tremblay Dominion Paris France Belgium Holland

Health Week Calls Canadians to Action in Health Campaign

An article urges Canadians to organize for health during Health Week with involvement from federal, provincial, and local health and education bodies. It notes failed adoption of pasteurization laws, limited pre marriage medical exams, and high illness-related work absences, stressing an ongoing need for widespread public education and action.

Dominion Health Canada Health League of Canada

British fashions urge wartime fabrics to boost postwar style

Designers appeal to the Board of Trade and others to adopt wartime materials for next year. A satin photoluminescent fabric glowed in darkness on aircraft carrier paddles. Plastics fabrics for tropical zones promise wide design scope, and a rustproof insect screen used by the RAF may clean easily with damp cloth.

Board of Trade Britain Royal Air Force

Canadian Nurses Send Coats to Holland Stations

One thousand coats and four hundred capes have been sent by Canadian nurses to Holland. Miss C. H. Menalda, president of the Nurses Association of the Netherlands, expresses deep gratitude in a letter to Miss Fanny Munroe, president of the Canadian Nurses Association. The clothing was collected under provincial direction and shipped to Holland. The Dutch association notes the help will aid many nurses in need.

Nurses of Canada Holland Fanny Munroe Canadian Nurses Association C. H. Menalda Nurses Association of the Netherlands Miss Menalda Nurses Associations

Britain to Import German Scientists for Industrial Drive

Industry Britain plans a wide scale scientific push embracing housing clothing and transport by bringing in leading German researchers. Equipment from Germany will support research at Watford near Hertfordshire with 250 experimental houses to test heating lighting and ventilation and study building acoustics. A £750000 grant will fund over 30 trade research associations across many sectors including shoes wool food paints paints varnish cotton linen fuel gas electricity paper rubber shipbuilding automobile and more.

Britain Germany Department of Industrial and Scientific Research Watford Hertfordshire

Canadian Physical Education Association convenes in Jasper

The national convention of the Canadian Physical Education Association will be held in Jasper Alberta from June 23. Officials announced this marks the first time the meeting is held in Alberta.

The Canadian Physical Education Association Jasper Alta Alberta

Knife Care in the Kitchen Drawer

Advice on storing knives in a wooden rack within the kitchen drawer to prevent dulling. Keep blades separated to avoid contact with other knives or utensils and maintain sharpness.

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