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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1943
Page
2
Postwar Germany confronts a major problem for the United Nations the reeducation of the German people. Nazi control of press radio and schools over twenty years has left a profound effect on the population. Allies will supervise and revise the education system to remove Nazi influence and instill sound principles in youth.
The article notes propaganda has been a skilled tool for Germany and its occupied territories. It asserts many Germans initially supported the Nazi aims but later saw through lies and manipulation. It calls for the United Nations to disseminate truth to Germany and counter the deception.
The Nazi education system has deeply indoctrinated both schools and citizens making deprogramming the population hard. Many Germans, especially youths, may cling to Nazism despite the war. Post-war UN plans may address reeducation and the belief in German superiority could fade. Once Germany accepts these truths, lasting peace in Europe may follow.
Thiamin or Vitamin B1 supports the nervous system and digestion and is added to UK flour and bread funded by the government. It is heat sensitive and leaches into cooking water. use wheat germ on cereals or add to flour for muffins. A recipe for Whole Wheat Muffins is given with wheat germ added after mixing.
The Australian News Letter reports Mrs. Maria Farrell works and creates in her sleep. Beginning at age ten with a treble clef safety pin she has since made 32 devices and medicines including a hare trap and a 200000 metre magic ray. She describes waking work as driven by sleep. The piece notes torpedo lengths rising from 20 to 24 feet during the First Great War.
The Port of London Monthly notes 168 ships bearing fur trade fort names from Hudsons Bay Company now sail the Atlantic and Pacific. The first contract, Fort Ville Marie the Montreal original, arrived on its first voyage to the Port of London some time ago.
The New York Times credits Arabic vocabulary of Sergeant Pasquale Tango of New York for a record of moving Liberty ships in a North African port. Tango uses one word Zid meaning more, used sparingly to boost efficiency.
A St. Thomas Times-Journal item notes New Guinea natives use strong twist tobacco as currency, with U S lend lease supplies sending the product to Australia and American forces in the Pacific. The seven inch sticks, blackened and pressure flattened, serve as a means to exchange for transport, food, and guides for downed airmen.
A humorous wartime item shows a woman buying war bonds to fund divorce from her husband but choosing loyalty to a higher cause. A doctor jokes about altering a death certificate naming himself as the cause. A querulous suitor asks if his trousers are being hugged for fun, and a man explains fire watching to his wife with a quip about flames.
The Royal Canadian Air Force announces recent commissions and graduation details. It lists pilots and crew from various towns in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and the names of airmen and training schools including Brandon Macdonald Dafoe Portage la Prairie Rivers Dauphin and others.
A group of Canadian air servicemen attached to an RCAF squadron in India continues the prewar reliance on air freight. They pilot slow Hudson aircraft from Calcutta to Burma battlefront strips, landing on makeshift rice fields and operating from bamboo huts with minimal equipment. The fliers, not veterans of bush piloting, describe their work as vital though they would rather be fighting.
Saskatchewan Historical Society has received letters from Piapot's Indian Reserve officials praising his influence during the North-West Rebellion. The Regina Leader-Post recalls Piapot's humorous exchange with Indian commissioner A. E. Forget about Sun Dances and prayers under hard times.
The St. Catharines Standard extols Winston Churchill as a rare leader who defied Hitler, endured daily challenges, and excelled across arts, physical feats, and oratory. It highlights his varied roles from Cuban journeys to front-line service and grand historical significance.
The report describes Qlives delivering milk butter eggs tonic and soap to the Greek people as a widespread aid measure. It emphasizes the range of essentials provided and the impact on daily life.
A playful line suggests people will avoid overreaching as danger fades. The remark frames caution humorously about taking on tasks beyond capacity. No entities or events are specified.
A newly developed synthetic chemical is used to improve war material outputs by preventing lumber splitting during drying and by treating wood to allow bending for specific war purposes. The article notes coffee production in Yesmen highlands, Arabia, dating back to Mahomet's era.
A British sergeant and crew endured a night by a disabled tank in the African desert and faced an oncoming tank attack. An Italian officer appeared, claimed the British were prisoners, then revealed Gabes had fallen and produced an 88 mm gun with 52 British prisoners.
A collection of quotes from Lowell La Rochefoucauld Milton Sterne Mary Baker Eddy and others on love virtue and good deeds. The lines emphasize action over sentiment continuous kindness temperance and the uplifting power of love as guiding light.
Britain's bird population is falling as war intensifies. The rigors of conflict over the countryside and along the coast are causing heavy casualties among popular species.
The article notes cork is mainly grown in Spain and Portugal highlighting regional cultivation practices. It also mentions promotions or guidance to buy War Savings Certificates as a separate financial note.
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