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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1947

Page

5

Royal White Train Built for King and Queen Tour

Britain’s Metropolitan-Cammell builds two luxury royal trains for South Africa tour. Each king and queen car includes private spaces, a family lounge, and advanced communications with 69 dial phones and 60 loudspeakers. The White Train boasts air conditioning and empire timber paneling, with no ashtrays in the Queen’s bedroom per her orders.

Amingham Eng South Africa Britain Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage and Wagon Co. Ltd Elizabeth Princess Margaret Stat London Canada Orange Free State Natal

Ancient Egyptians first improved prehistoric shoes with sandals

Interesting notes mention early sandal development by Egyptians over four thousand years ago. Other items note Isa Lake’s waters split to Atlantic and Pacific, automatic street lighting, Alaska’s Eskimo name meaning Great Country, anthill bread ovens, Mount Logan height, Earth’s distance variation to the sun, and precolonial Cape letters left for ships.

Divorces per Province Reported by St. Catharines Standard

The report lists the ratio of divorces to marriages by province. British Columbia one divorce per eight marriages, Alberta one per 15, Manitoba one per 20, Ontario one per 21, Saskatchewan one per 26, New Brunswick one per 49, Nova Scotia one per 64, Prince Edward Island one per 215, and Quebec one per 295.

British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Ontario Saskatchewan New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Quebec St. Catharines

Potatoes Classified in Different Plant Families

The text explains that Irish potatoes belong to the nightshade family while sweet potatoes are related to morning glories. It notes the potatoes are tubers and the sweet potatoes are roots.

Backing Stalin Critics Faces Old Technique in Russia

Windsor Star reports supporters of Marshal Stalin use an old method to discredit him by praising his past service. Backers of Colonel General Zhadanov promote him as Stalin’s successor while Molotov and others move horses to Moscow amid secret police and prison camps. The piece suggests a new revolution could dwarf 1917.

Marshal Stalin Soviet Russia W. L. Clarke Windsor Star Russia Stalin Zhdanov Kremlin Molotov Moscow Paris

Akron Firm Unveils Auto Tire Machine

An Akron Ohio firm has introduced an automatic tire machine that makes a tire every two minutes. The machine needs only three workers and runs with a production rate nearly double that of the best semi automatic devices and five times that of handmade tires.

Akron Ohio

First Sea Battle On Record Fought Between Corinthians

The first known naval engagement occurred around 665 B.C. between Corinth and Corcyra, marking an early clash at sea in ancient Greek history.

Corinthians Corcyreans

Airphibian by Robert Fulton pilots an auto aircraft

Robert Edison Fulton Jr. flew an aluminum bodied coupe with a roll back top at Danbury Airport. A detachable fuselage and wing assembly formed a five wheeled craft that reached speeds up to 120 mph before landing and staking the assembly. Fulton envisions mass producing the drive and fly amphibian for about 4600 to 5000 dollars for public sale.

Robert Edison Fulton, Jr Danbury Fulton New York Herald Tribune

Plastic windows may replace stained glass in churches

Plastics are used to craft church windows with religious figures embossed on plastic. It remains to be seen if the colors will endure as centuries of stained glass have.

Wandering Printer Leslie Dennison Dies at 80

Leslie E. Dennison a Kentville native who died in Boston at eighty had a colorful career as an itinerant printer. He began in Kentville and for years drifted across the pioneer West carrying his press on horse and mule to mushroom towns and cattle camps where he staffed weekly papers and did job printing. His bases in shacks or tents were often shot up by gunmen angry at his criticisms in his small weeklies.

Leslie E. Dennison Kentville N.S Boston Pioneer West

Egg fight over shortening ends in charges filed

Four men hurled 3600 eggs in a butter and eggs shop melee over 20000 pounds of shortening. Seymour and Leon Kresch accused rival owners Isador Dubitsky and Phillip Schneider, then withdrew charges as they called the incident foolish. The report also notes the Hindu invention of zero as a landmark mathematical advance.

New York Seymour and Leon Kresch Isador Dubitsky Phillip Schneider

GI Joe the American pigeon wins Dickin Medal in London

The United States Army homing pigeon GI Joe receives the Dickin Medal in the Tower of London, the first animal award outside Britain. The citation credits a WWII Italy flight that saved hundreds of Allied lives and blocked a German bombardment near Colvivecchia on October 18, 1943.

John Shuter London E Dickin Animals V.C United States Army Allied Forces Mascot Club 56Th Infantry Tower of London Tower Carkeet James U.S.A 10Th Corps Colvivecchia Italy 56Th Infantry Division 169Th Infantry 56Th Division 12Th Air Support Command Lea Rayner Air Ministry Charles Keightley War Office

Washington Post decries trivializing atomic energy debate

The Washington Post criticizes treating atomic energy as trivial, noting the immense human cost already borne and the potential further harms. It argues public sentiment shows alarming callousness toward such a profound event and its consequences.

The Washington Post

Let your linens bloom with these flowers in natural colors

Simple embroidery project offers out line, French knot and lazy daisy stitches. Pattern 7487 includes 6 transfer motifs about 5x12 inches. send twenty cents in coins to Household Arts cement, Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Avenue E, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Write name, address and pattern number clearly.

Household Arts Cement Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man

A Rhyming Guide to Parts of Speech for Pupils

A playful verse explains nouns adjectives pronouns verbs adverbs conjunctions prepositions interjections and how they name describe or join words. It lists examples and shows how these parts of speech teach reading writing and speaking.

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S.A Isa Lake Yellowstone National Park Atlantic Pacific Alaska Great Country Logan Cape of Good Hope Capetown Party William Madsen Toronto Hamilton General Hospital Willow Cove Ont Antarctica Pact Ocean New Zealand Australia Ross Sea Cape James W. Ellsworth Hearst Land Pole South America Palmer Peninsula Weddell Sea Africa Big US Antarctic South Polar Admiral Byrd Dickin Edward F. Witsell Adjutant General War Department Washington United States War Department Clayton Bissell U.S Great Britain O. Max Gardner North Carolina England Montana University of North Carolina N.C the Treasury Gardner W. Averill Harriman U.K
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