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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

The Gold Coast concentrates on palm kernel processing to aid vegetable oil needs. Dominion Bureau of Statistics cites a national income rise to 736 million for April. Jewish doctors urge support for the Red Army. Egypt reports transport boom and rail revenues reach record levels. A British transport firm gains 115 points since the war began. Soviet decorations include 12 DSOs among army navy air force and merchant marine. A South African doctor finds a cheap efficient plaster method costing one fifteenth the old price. The British Legion acquires a 200 acre Nayland estate for TB treatment for service-discharged women. Canterbury’s Dean says a Soviet aid committee will raise 75 000 pounds for a 500-bed hospital in Stalingrad’s rebuild. A plan for artificial limbs for injured schoolchildren is prepared by Britain’s health ministries. Rolls Royce, a fishing trawler turned minesweeper, tops Royal Navy minesweeper scores with 182 mines sunk since March 1941.

Dutch Catholic Bishops Issue Pastoral Letter Against Nazi Repression

Dutch Catholic bishops published a new pastoral letter denouncing forced labor conscription and Nazi violence. Read aloud in Holland churches on May 16, it rejects the Nazi crusade claim against Bolshevism as a catchword and urges Christians to resist oppression without erasing faith.

Holland

Anne Adams Pattern 4400 Sunfrock and Jumper Ad

Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4400 Sunfrock and Jumper in misses sizes 12 to 20. Describes jumper with placket front and blouse in white or plaid cotton. Pattern available by mail from Winnipeg Pattern Dept. Includes mailing details and note on mail delays.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Squirrel Demonstrates 100-Foot Tree Jump Between Pines

A western red squirrel showcases remarkable agility by leaping about 100 feet between trees. The feat highlights the species’ strong bounds and forest agility.

Sterilized Cigarette Wrappings Aid Wound Healing

Dr. M. Ellis of the British Colonial Medical Service reports in Lagos, Nigeria that boiled sterilized transparent cigarette package wrappings are used to dress open wounds and ulcers. The wrappings are non irritant and allow wound inspection without uncovering, potentially boosting healing rates.

Lagos Nigeria M. Ellis British Colonial Medical Service Ellis

Postal rules amend penalties for mailing matches and lighter fluids

Regulations prohibiting mailing matches or inflammable lighter liquids have been amended. Summary conviction carries a fine up to 100 dollars and up to three months imprisonment, or both.

Exposition of John Epistles II and III in Sunday Lesson

The lesson surveys II and III John focusing on authorship and audience. It discusses the elder as John the Apostle or Presbyter and the elect lady as either an individual or a church, plus themes of truth, love, obedience, and warning against deceivers denying Christ’s incarnation.

John the Apostle John the Apostle John Smyrna Jesus Christ Jesus F. B. Meyer

Lease-Lend in Reverse Outsized British Costs Revealed

The article notes Britain financed numerous wartime facilities including airfields barracks and hospitals for American use at a total outlay around 690 million dollars, illustrating a reverse lease-lend arrangement between the allies.

Britain

Ever Happy Wang Changshi Raises Funds for War Relief

Wang Changshi known as Ever Happy has journeyed across China singing to aid war relief. He lost his sight and both legs defending the country and his campaign recently surpassed the $1000 milestone.

Wang Changshi China

Rivet Work Inspires Victoria Woman in Shipyard

Del Elliott a 21 year old mother from Victoria recounts joining a shipyard crew to pass rivets in a half built frigate. She adapted from nursing to welding tasks, improving from short tosses of cold rivets to placing hot rivets accurately across the line. She recalls watching a riveter drive 1,200 rivets in a day and feeling pride in her contribution.

Genius and Talent Churchill Shines as Painter and Bricklayer

The article notes a postwar painter named Churchill who exhibited in Paris in 1920 under the alias Charles Morin. Experts lauded him as having a bright future, while also praising his skill as a union bricklayer. The piece extols him as an Englishman of extraordinary gifts and calls him the greatest of his age.

Churchill Paris Charles Morin Union St. Catharines

Mickie Says The Home Paper Stands On Its Own

A terse editorial voice argues the home newspaper is free of outside influence and has no axe to grind, urging readers to support it amid troubled times.

Saskatoon Health Clinic Finds Twenty Active Tuberculosis Cases

A Saskatchewan survey in Saskatoon by the Anti-Tuberculosis League reports twenty adults with active tuberculosis and up to thirty more probable cases under watch. Fluorography screened 29,850 people. about 10,000 remain unexamined. Food handlers inRestaurants are being rechecked and certificates issued for those cleared.

Saskatoon Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League Saskatchewan R. G. Ferguson M.D O.B.E Anti-Tuberculosis League Christmas Seal

Worth the expense in wartime air force overseas

The Toronto Star reports Col. Ralston told parliament over 40 000 RCAF personnel have been sent abroad including air and ground crews. The Commonwealth Air Training Plan comprises over 150 000 personnel and spends about 40 million dollars monthly. The note on squirrels links the common name to sciurus Latin meaning shade tailed.

The Toronto Star Ralston R.C.A.F Commonwealth Air Training Plan

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Gold Coast Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics Soviet Union Red Army Egypt British Legion Nayland England Canterbury Joint Committee For Stalingrad British Board of Health and Health Ministry Rolls Royce Royal Navy By William Ferguson Awad& Their ENT Alexander the Great U.S Irving Bauman Mrs. Burkhardt Debs Garrs Bobby Riggs Reg Lan Fellers GOV Mint Gene Byrnes Canadian Pacific D. C. Coleman Canadian Pacific Railway Alexander Anderson Ogden Calgary H. A. Connolly S. G. Blaylock Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co L. J. Belnap Consolidated Paper Co Mr. Coleman W. A. Mather Western Lines West Coast Mickie By Fred Neher Beall League Harvey C. Boughton Tion Boughton Sciurus
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