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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1943

Page

3

Postwar opportunities seen in rebuilding world economy

George W Spinney president of the Bank of Montreal told the Investment Bankers Association that postwar reconstruction offers vast opportunities for enterprise and growth. He warned against economic defeatism while stressing rising productivity and strong national income as keys to debt, employment, and prosperity.

New York George W Spinney Bank of Montreal United Nations Investment Bankers’ Association of America Spinney

Canadians to get more home news for troops in Italy

The Eighth Army paper will print more Canadian home news with 500 daily wornage from The Canadian Press for distribution to Canadians in Italy. CP has supplied a weekly budget since September for the Eighth Army News read by service members deprived of CP News from London. The army seeks faster shipments of CP News to boost morale with full Canadian content.

Ottawa Italy Eighth Army Canadian Press London

British shop girl inherits after late cloth maker's will

Stanley Ernest Hepworth who died last April impressed by a young shop girl in an electrical store five years earlier. Probate shows he left Mrs Alli Earnshaw, 26, daughter of the shop owner, about 90 thousand dollars.

London Stanley Ernest Hepworth Alli Earnshaw

Lafayette Departs New York After Rescue From Hudson

The USS Lafayette formerly the Normandie has lifted anchor and sailed from New York for an unknown destination after being raised from the Hudson River where it lay on its side following the 1942 fire. A Berlin emergency decree reportedly covers 40 German cities, confirmed by travelers from Germany.

New York Us.s Lafayette Hudson River London Reuters News Malmoe Stockholm Svenska Dagbbladet Berlin Germany

Critical Battle In War Against Inflation

Ottawa reports Finance Minister Ilsley stating the most critical battle in the war against inflation is just getting under way. He notes rising wage costs threaten price ceilings and that decisions on the price and wage stabilization program will be announced soon to protect national interests.

Ottawa Isley Ilsley Mr. Isley Canada

Health standards in Canadian army praised by Brig Meakins

Brig J C Meakins deputy director general of medical services says in the Canadian Medical Journal that Canada is not a C category country. He notes the Adonis ideal and asserts that Canada's anatomical physical standards for the army were among the highest in the world.

Montreal J. C. Meakins Canadian Medical Journal Canada Meakins

Edmonton students grow taller desks shrink age limits

Edmonton school superintendent R. S. Sheppard told the board students are growing taller and broader, making desks too small. The board approved buying 50 large movable desks at about $12 each for intermediate schools.

Edmonton R. S. Sheppard

Ciano on spot after capture by Germans before Mussolini

Count Galeazzo Ciano former Italian foreign minister was seized by German forces despite a disguise and brought before Mussolini for a stormy confrontation with his father in law. The Geneva dispatch says Ciano who voted to oust Mussolini was jailed in Verona awaiting treason trial under the Fascist puppet government.

Azzo Ciano Mussolini Geneva la Suisse Ciano Italy Verona

Canadian Troops in Italy Praised by German Radio

German radio and a German Ways reporter extol Canadian soldiers in Italy. They cite superior mountain warfare training and clever use of terrain, calling them tougher than British and American troops.

London Italy

Empire Council Debate Shapes Imperial Cooperation

London tabloids report Commons debate on Curtin’s empire council proposal and Dominion participation. Viscount Cranborne defends consultative system while Ottawa and London discuss a permanent imperial body and shared foreign policy.

London Viscount Cranborne Dominions House of Lords Lord Cranborne Lord Firbank John Curtin Australia Empire Council Empire High Peter Fraser New Zealand Curtin Lord Eubank Ottawa Canada Empire United States Council Britain Viscount Bennett Lord Bennett League of Nations Lord Lang Canterbury

New Credit Act Ottawa Aims to Fasten Prairie Debt Deals

Federal officials and prairie attorneys general chart a new administrative system for the Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act. Courts, not boards, will handle debt arrangements between prairie farmers and creditors. Dignitaries Lucien Maynard J W Estey J O McLenaghan join Finance Minister Ilsley in pledging cooperation to implement the reform.

Ottawa Finance Department Lucien Maynard Alberta J. W. Estey Saskatchewan J. O. McLenaghan Manitoba Ilsley

Western Canada to Benefit From Research on Agricultural Uses

The prairie regional NRC committee in Saskatoon discussed western Canada gains from research on agricultural products for non food and food uses. Milkweed, milkweed resins, and milkweed floss show promise for industry and buoyant filling. Dehydration methods improve, dried eggs and skim milk powder expand markets, and canning of new Canadian products is expected to boost western development postwar.

Saskatoon Ottawa Prairie National Research Council Canada Departments of Agriculture National Research Laboratories

Canada Town symbol of Italian campaign life for Canadians

The town in Italy named Canada Town after Allied troops transformed into a rest centre with theatres and a big square called Piccadilly Circus. Officers and other ranks socialize at Aldershot Officers club and Beaver club while Major Wilkes runs the hostel for overnight stays. Sapper Bruce Ahlstrom and Captain Burke are among those taking a breather from front line duties.

Canada Town Italy Canada Aldershot Piccadilly Circus Portage Avenue Doug Burke Swift Current Sask Beaver Club R. O. Wilkes Winnipeg Royal Canadian Regiment Bruce Ahlstrom

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