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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 01, 1939

Page

7

Indians at the Cabin Test Heather and Rough

Heather defends her cabin as Montagnais hunters seek shelter and harass Rough. The husky attacks, Heather arms herself with a rifle and carbine, and the intruders flee after Rough destroys their leash. Alan Noel and McCord arrive with cargo and plan for winter travel toward Koksoak.

Heather McQueen Rough Alan McCord Noel Koksoak Fort George Geor Rupert House Nichicun

Leaving for the Sinking Lakes to Cache Food and Seek Gold

Heather asks Alan when they depart to the Sinking Lakes. He says tomorrow and plans a two stage trek. They will cache meat now and later establish an emergency cache near Koksoak head waters for a fall river ascent seeking gold with Noel.

John Koksoak Riviere Noel Alan Heather Aleck Drummond McCord Labrador

Canadian Press outlines wartime coverage plans in Canada

W Rupert Davies reports on the Canada Active Service Force in France via Canadian Press staff and international partners. The agency highlights extensive war coverage and free CBC radio bulletins to stations nationwide, with cooperation from Major Gladstone Murray and censorship chief W S Thompson praised for cooperation.

France W. Rupert Davies Davies Canadian Press London Associated Press W. S. Thompson

Paris edition discovers censorship crippling newspaper operations

The New York Herald Tribune warns that censorship, reduced circulation, and rising costs threaten Paris edition production on its 52nd anniversary. Galleys and proofs must travel to the censor, causing white space in headlines and delays, as staff watch pages marooned during air raids and communications collapse.

Paris New York Herald Tribune

World Is Small Place Michigan Pastor Encounters Former Parishioner Abroad

Rev. Fr. John Gabriels of Church of the Resurrection in Lansing meets a former parishioner from Ionia at a train in Palestine. The swarthy native brakeman, once under his care at the Ionia reformatory, recognizes the priest during travel between Jerusalem and Cairo.

John Gabriels Church of the Resurrection Lansing Mich Holy Land Jerusalem Cairo Ionia, Mich

Artist vows to see four pretty girls over meals

An artist says he would prefer missing meals over missing the sight of four pretty girls. He quips that a miss is as good as four meals, framing his priorities in humorous self critique.

Labrador Alaska Husky Heather Hunter

Fish Diversity Off Florida Coast Between Miami and Key West

A coastal survey notes 600 known fish varieties exist between Miami and Key West, highlighting rich biodiversity offshore. The count reflects documented species in regional waters and underscores conservation interest.

Florida Miami Key West

Colonels In The South One From Texas Tells How The Title Is Acquired

A Texas newspaper owner Colonel Carter recalls arrival in England on a clipper and narrates a Kentucky anecdote about how some men become colonels. The humor centers on mistaken titles and a boy's blunt explanation of social status and patronage.

Texas Carter England Carey Grayson Taft Teddy Roosevelt Sims Kentucky Grayson

Man Who Wrote 100000-Word Novel Without E

Ernie Vincent Wright died in Los Angeles at 67. He authored the 50 100 word novel Gadsby entirely without the letter E, a feat noted by St. Thomas Times-Journal.

Ernest Vincent Wright Los Angeles Wright

Insomnia Tip From English Camp Sings Near Liss

Near Liss England civilian soldiers in a camp sing to ease sleepless nights. The article notes morale routines as troops bunk down amid wartime duties. Singers perform quiet songs to help rest before dawn shifts begin.

Liss England

One Pot Sunday Renamed Sacrifice Sunday by Goebbels

Propaganda minister Goebbels announced Germany would rename One Pot Sunday to Sacrifice Sunday to reflect a supposed need for sacrifice as the regular stew meals were already common. Earlier campaigns set aside Sundays for simple meals with funds to winter relief.

Goebbels Germany

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