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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1946
Page
5
Sir Norman Angell argues the British Empire deterred totalitarian power and chaos in a postwar world. He urges transforming colonial empires into a coordinated British Commonwealth and joining a new world order to control atomic threats and sustain peace.
The University of Toronto helped Canadian researchers in atomic bomb development by photographing metal shields that allowed uranium fission through a new electron microscope. Dr. E F Burton, head of the Physics Department, spoke to the London section of the Institute of Radio Engineers.
Canada mandates egg grading at 1 665 registered stations across provinces such as British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario and Quebec under Dominion and provincial rules. The Poultry Products Inspection Service oversees grading and certifies eggs moving between provinces or to export markets. In 1939 387 818 cases were graded rising to 3 231 443 cases in 1944 with 15 555 inspection visits to wholesale and retail outlets.
The text recalls young Thomas Lipton observing his father’s poor showmanship in selling eggs and advising that his mother could sell them more effectively. It also notes scientists estimate the earth’s outer crust age at about 3,000 million years.
Russian transport expert Academician Vassili Obratztsov proposed a direct railroad tunnel under the Bering Strait to connect Russia and the United States. He predicted regular train service would link the two countries as Russia develops an electrified rail system in its north and east.
Advertisement notes a double header crochet and embroidery pattern to decorate linens with butterfly motifs. Pattern 7239 offers five motifs about 5 by 11 inches and requires twenty cents plus mail to the Household Arts Depart ment in Winnipeg. Also mentions Istanbul’s underground reservoir supplying 600 dwellings and 60 wells with 300 carved columns supporting the roof.
The article details Canada’s process for receiving servicemen spouses. It describes visa and housing checks by the immigration branch, medical exams, priority return grading, funds transfer, baggage handling, and shipboard support by Red Cross VADs. On arrival, immigration, customs, babysitting, nursery care, medical staff, and liaison officers manage the bride’s entry and settlement, with trains organized for dependents and government funding for emergencies.
John E. Read of Ottawa elected to the United Nations International Court of Justice. He won 27 votes in the general assembly with strong support from Canada and the delegation, and had at least six votes in the security council ballot. The court sits in The Hague. salary about 18 000 dollars annually.
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