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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1945

Page

2

Labor Shortage Presses Canadian Agriculture Since 1939

Since 1939 Canadian agriculture has faced a severe labor and machinery shortage as wartime departures left farms short of workers. Despite this, farm employment rose from 985,000 in 1943 to 1,025,000 in 1944 while women on farms aged 14 to 64 increased from 765,000 to 780,000.

Armed Services

Marketing No Problem Now in Postwar Canada Food Drive

With Europe’s end hostilities, Canada expects easing of labor and tool shortages. Agreements for shipping beef bacon cheese eggs to the United Kingdom continue for two years. In 1944 Canada shipped vast volumes of wheat bacon flour cheese beef and more to allied nations and will maintain wartime production to feed civilians and armed forces while preparing for a gradual return to normal conditions.

Europe United Kingdom Canada Britain British Ministry of Food Dominion Red Cross United Nations Russia Greece North Africa

War costs and human toll amid Germany surrender

The article summarizes the projected cost of war across nations after unconditional surrender. It cites Britain's expected damage above 4.0 billion dollars and estimates of Russian casualties between 12 and 15 million dead. It notes U S cost to date around 275.7 billion dollars and lists Royal Navy losses including ships and smaller craft.

Britain John Anderson House of Commons Matthew Halton CBC Berlin Reich Washington Henry Morgenthau Jr United States Treasury United States Germany Royal Navy

Polar Flying Tests Over Poles Announced by RAF Expedition

An RAF expedition departs for Iceland to begin polar flights over Geographic and Magnetic North Poles. Wing Commander D. C. McKinley leads, using the Lancaster for four weeks of navigation, compass, radar and meteorological data studies. The Pullman-Standard Company unveils an electrical hot box alarm for railroad cars, signaling at each car and eventually to the locomotive cab to prevent accidents.

R.A.F Iceland British Air Ministry America Canada South Africa Geographic Pole Magnetic Pole Britain D. C. McKinley McKinley Harry Hopkins Russia Pullman-Standard Company Department of Commerce

Tuberculosis patients arrive with advanced lung lesions

It has been estimated that about 80 percent of patients seeking medical help for tuberculosis symptoms already present dangerously advanced lesions.

Sunday Excluded From Bible Texts, Scholars Note

The statement notes that the word Sunday does not appear in biblical scriptures as part of the original texts. Experts explain that Sunday arises in Christian tradition to mark the first day of the week and church observances.

Comet Tank Key Player in Final Battle for Germany

Britain asserts its Comet tank, the fastest and most armored, played a major part in the final battle for Germany. The 77mm gun features a new gun laying device enhancing accuracy, per the British Information Service in New York.

Britain Germany British Information Service New York

British chemists unveil propamidine as sterilizing drug

The article reports a new sterilizing chemical propamidine found by British chemists that can treat long lasting burns. It notes the encyclopedia Britannica Year Book skepticism about parrots’ speaking, framing their vocalizations as mimetic function.

Britain’s 85-ton Shetland flying boat unveiled

Britain reveals its largest wartime flying boat the Shetland, an 85 ton craft with an 110 foot hull designed for world wide patrols. Sir John Buchanan of Short Brothers says it is faster than the U S air giant Mars though not as large. One aircraft has flown and a second is being redesigned into a 70 passenger two deck transatlantic liner with a promenade and cocktail bar.

Britain Sir John Buchanan Short Brothers United States Mars

Britain Records Lowest Infant Mortality Amid War Strain

Britain reports the lowest infant mortality rate in England and Wales up to 1944 while wartime bombing and hospital burdens strain medical services. The year also sees Britain's birth rate reach its highest since 1926, signaling a hopeful generation for England after six years of total warfare.

London England and Wales Britain England Boston Post

Gems of Thought and Gratitude Quotations

A collection of religious quotes about thanksgiving faith and joy from biblical figures Plutarch Spurgeon Joyce Kilmer Mary Baker Eddy and others. The passages urge gratitude cheerfulness and trust in God and reflect on forgiveness light and heavenly guidance.

God Spurgeon Mary Baker Eddy

Colors from Coal Inspire Vast Palette Boom

Engineers and artisans explore coal derived hues as a growing trend in industrial color production. Researchers cite mineral content and processing methods that yield thousands of distinct shades for textiles, plastics, and coatings.

Price Control And Rationing Q A From Wartime Board

Answers explain that ration book coupons issued before application are removed by clerks and only post date coupons remain. Landlords may issue proper notice to quit, but occupants may stay until April 30 if notice falls between Sept 30 and Apr 30. Brown and white sugar use same coupons. one regular coupon per pound, preserves half pound. A five month or less term creates a term certain lease allowing possession at the end of the period with no six month notice. Send questions or request pamphlets to Wartime Prices and Trade Board offices with paper name reference.

Consumers’ News Prices and Trade Board

Humorous Snippets and Jokes From An English Paper Adverts

A collage of jokes and snippets features a baker's for sale ad, classroom quips, speed fantasies, social banter, a landlady’s cash in advance terms, a sharp business letter, a singing foreman, cafe banter, a cranky customer, and a revelation about a crooked teacher.

CWAC personnel receive promotions and postings across Canada

Sergeant Yvonne Campbell of Saskatoon has been promoted to staff sergeant in the Canadian Women's Army Corps in Ottawa. Major Mary Morrison is reposted to Kingston as commanding officer, and Captain Lois Botterill moves from Winnipeg to Regina as officer commanding No 3 Admin Unit. The piece notes weddings, leave stories, and returning CWACs from the Mediterranean, plus notes on relatives and postwar humor.

Yvonne Campbell Saskatoon C.W.A.C Ottawa Campbell Directorate of Organization M. E. Cleveland Mary Morrison Red Deer Alta No. 12 Admin Kingston Ont Lois Botterill Calgary Winnipeg Regina No. 3 Patricia Hamill Helen Margaret Nielsen Butler Canadian Women's Army Corps Nielsen Italy Joan Allan Isle of Capri Marguerite Hughes Naples Florence Pompeii Gerry Mumford Halifax Carol Thompson Carnduff, Sask St. Peter's Cathedral Vatican City Margery French Toronto New York Cpl Patricia Claff Pacific Ruth Wallace Claff U.S. Army Nursing Corps South Pacific New Guinea Leyte Claff Weymouth Mass Cpl. Claff Katherine Gibbs Randolph Directorate of Trades Training Business Canada

Germans Return to Ruined Berlin as 2 Million Register

Despatches report millions of residents flocking back to the fallen capital. Twenty Russian administered districts have registered about 2,000,000 inhabitants as streets fill with returning people in carts wagons and bicycles.

Berlin Strets

Nile River Hosts Richest Fish Variety in World

A zoological note claims the Nile displays the greatest diversity of fish species of any river on Earth. Researchers cite its long course, varied climates, and historic ecosystems as reasons for the outstanding biodiversity.

The Nile

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