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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1950
Page
6
Hungary's supreme court justice refused to cut the 15 year prison term of American businessman Robert A. Vogeler who was convicted last February on spy charges. The report notes other world items including Britain and Canada military contrasts and a royal residence incident.
Belected date nut loaf recipe uses sugar butter milk dates walnuts flour baking powder and salt with beaten egg. Bake 350 F about 40 minutes in leaf tin. Also ham cauliflower dish with onion tomato spices thickened with flour, topped with pastry and baked until crust browns.
Vancouver report cites Dr. C. J. Beckwith predicting TB will become a minor killer within 25 years as prevention replaces treatment. He notes dramatic declines since 1900 and forecasts 90 percent of cases detected early. Also mentions Saunders-Roe jet flying boat design for 74 passengers at 500 mph.
A simple carpenter built swing guide describes using well made chambered pieces and evenly cut members. It suggests nails or screws for braces and uprights, emphasizes water protection at joints, and notes a roof adds appearance and shelter on sunny days.
Edmonton. Completion of the Interprovincial pipeline will carry Alberta oil to the lakehead and may expand Alberta gasoline and oil markets in British Columbia. Lower prices from the new flow could allow deliveries to reach deeper into BC as Alberta oil currently sells in the Kootenays and Peace River block.
A poem urges readers to stop gossip and refrain from repeating rumors about a fallen person. It emphasizes not spreading spicy gossip to protect someone’s reputation and to help them regain virtue, praising restraint over talk.
The May 12 butter totals reach 18,175,000 pounds across nine centers, up from 7,751,000 a year earlier. Winnipeg leads with 6,788,000 pounds, followed by Regina, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver amid general gains except Quebec Montreal and Vancouver.
A Chicago reader debates traditional roles in marriage citing seven sisters and a cooperative husband. The column examines mosquito mating songs used to lure and exterminate pests, calls Grand National barbaric, notes Princess Margaret engagement bets, and recounts Tyrone Power’s lineage and acting career.
A scrambled crossword puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numerous garbled words. Entries like Anger, High card, Wager, pronouns, and various objects appear alongside misprinted terms and incomplete hints, creating a jumbled puzzle frame.
The readable text shows scattered words like Virgil and Stead with odd numbers and foreign fragments. No clear event or entities form a coherent news item from the fragment.
In Rocky Mountain House Alberta the Chippewas of the wooded foothills sign a treaty with federal officials to accept a reservation. The band, last in Canada to do so, ends a wandering era dating to 1841 and conflicts with the Blackfoot. Chief Jim OChiese’s line had long resisted terms, but the agreement hinges on land for a reserve and marks a major settlement. Andrew Strawberry led the negotiations for the Indians with Malcolm McCrimmon, G H Gooderham, Henry Stelfox, and RCMP officials assisting.
New Westminster BC Premier Johnson said CN president Donald Gordon was impressed with Prince Rupert and the Port Edwards cellulose plant, hoping it will produce by year end. He cited 49 oil companies having leases in BC and a hope for oil in the Peace River.
Historical Milan punishments for forgers included burial alive or amputation of the right hand as a severe deterrent reflecting medieval legal practices.
A practical tip suggests cutting up old felt hats and pasting pieces to the bottom of heavy ornaments and flower pots to prevent table scratches. The idea preserves furniture while reusing materials.
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