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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1946
Page
2
The British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin proposes a world parliament to enforce international law and sustain permanent peace. Allied leaders see need for a larger world organization to end power politics and treaty violations. Nazis are cited for flagrant breaches. war crimes trials signal a step toward an international moral code.
A commentary notes that trials of war offenders by the Allies set a warning for future statesmen. It argues future international courts must be representative and empowered to address aggression, and envisions a world assembly or parliament of man to resolve global order flaws.
A collage of quotes on home life and virtue from Hale Young Eddy Mary Baker Eddy Bacon Holland and Sigourney. The excerpts stress rest at home faithful parenting golden rule obedience affection and parental example as foundations of strong nations and personal wellbeing.
The Saskatchewan Department of Public Health bought two former RCAF ambulances with a third on order to move mental patients privately. One ambulance will operate from Weyburn School for Mental Defectives and another from North Battleford mental hospital, with the third also at Weyburn. Dr. R O Davison notes the change will replace some train or bus transport and provide greater privacy.
Dr. F. W. Routley states the Federal Health Department will distribute about 30 000 bottles of surplus blood plasma through provincial health departments. The 100 000 donations were declared surplus only after ensuring veterans' needs would be met for some time.
In 1945 maple product output was among the poorest on record at 1 530 000 gallons, versus the 1940 44 five year average of 2 802 692. Adverse weather caused the shortfall, but with reasonable tapping weather in 1946 production could reach about 2 750 000 gallons.
Q and A on wartime permits for new businesses. New entrants need no permit before licensing. licenses apply via local Wartime Prices and Trade Board office. Prices must be approved before sale. Club extra sugar and butter rationing not provided. members may contribute own rations. Export rules: meat require export permits. butter and margarine up to five dollars value need permit. five pounds sugar permissible without permit. Apply for permits via Export Permit Branch, Ottawa, or local Wartime Prices and Trade Board office. request pamphlets through local paper.
Arthur Woodburn announces five British bomber factories now produce prefabricated aluminum homes. He unveils Blackpool’s first aluminum house and notes the shift from wartime aircraft to civilian dwellings. The plan aims to produce 50 000 bungalows in the next year or two from recycled aircraft aluminum.
Surrey plans a new type village to house 250 families of former merchant seamen and their dependents. A community centre two theatres a swimming pool tennis courts and a nursery school are included. The National Union of Seamen backs the project with a $200,000 from South Africa praised for its potential as a model.
Coal, once seen only as heat, becomes a key raw material for nylon, synthetic rubber, and chemicals. It may also become the main source of future automobile fuel.
The nutrition division urges shoppers to note peanuts as high vitamin providers. Peanut butter offers a third of the protein in typical meat servings while roasted peanuts supply about half. Canadian food rules list peanuts as a meat alternate for the season.
The text notes that the dog toothed violet is not a violet but a lily, and that there are far more extinct animal and bird species than living ones.
The page presents a crossword puzzle grid with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists many clue numbers and their expected answers including sounds, rivers, moves, cities, and common word meanings.
D B Carswell president of Wartime Shipbuilding Ltd. said no order for ships had been placed by the French government in Canada. He added that unless the price was right there might not be any order as far as Canada is concerned.
An old style ad promises quick relief from piles using Hem-Roid, a home remedy claimed to ease painful bowel movements reduce itching and burning and aid in healing. The copy urges immediate trial with no risk and touts low cost and rapid results.
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