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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1944
Page
7
Aboard the Dvina fire erupts in the forward hold where ten tons of ammunition lie packed as the crew flees in lifeboats. Easy Reilly hesitates at the rail, forced to choose between escaping and pursuing money Sadie and a Wisconsin dairy farm loom as motivation to risk the blockade.
The captain orders the crew to row as Easy battles fear and a fire. Easy reappears with the megaphone and lights a claim of safety. He reveals the fire is out and praises Captain Yost. A cook’s galley confession shows bacon boxes contained explosives, shocking all aboard. Easy faints after the revelation.
Prime Minister Churchill urged use of the phrase mother country during the empire debate, arguing new nomenclature would be dangerous. He suggested elder sister country as a poor substitute and recalled a song line about a boy’s best friend being his mother to justify the preference.
At a Calgary conference representatives from four Western Provinces discussed establishing a veterinary college likely at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon to address a shortage of trained veterinarians for agricultural needs.
The Anne Adams pattern 4709 features a slim reed waist dress with a back flounce hat. It offers sizes 11 through 17 and requires three yards of 39 inch fabric for size 13 plus 42 yards for the hat. Send 20 cents and include name address style number to the Winnipeg Pattern Dept.
A new type table napkin on display in Boston uses a button-hole in one corner to attach to the diner's coat or vest, preventing the napkin from slipping onto the floor. The invention reimagines the standard dinner napkin to stay in place during meals.
Dr L B Pett urges simple nutrition rules amid war rationing. He notes Canadians are healthier than Britons facing evacuations and urges meals built around milk fruit vegetables whole grains and meat or substitutes with eggs weekly and cod liver oil for children. When musts are met likes can be added.
Crush cereal and bake with butter sugar and nuts to form a crumb. Chill evaporated milk whip stiff and fold with honey eggs and flavoring. Layer partially frozen ice cream with crumb, top with more crumbs, then freeze until firm. Yield two quarts.
The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph notes that Allied broadcasting does not mock Emperor Hirohito. Authorities argue such insults would unite Japan’s people in fierce hatred and undermine wartime propaganda.
In July 1941 at Bromley England G W R Thompson was ordered by a court to destroy his dog and face a daily fine of four and a half dollars. He has paid two thousand two hundred fifty dollars and still refuses to kill the animal.
The tips of a propeller moving at top speed can surpass the speed of sound, creating shock waves and complex aerodynamic effects. Researchers study how blade design, rotation rate, and engine power influence local Mach numbers and noise.
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