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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 21, 1949

Page

3

World Happenings Briefly Told

A 1946 Britain call total reached 2 500 000 000 via phone. A coal carrier sailed from Balti mor harbor to Newcastle with 5565 tons. Postman Green walked 300 000 miles over 50 years. Britain begins a dollar saving campaign with Bermuda restricting travel. The Marquis Milford Haven 28 is to be best man at Princess Elizabeth and Lieut Philip Mountbatten wedding on Nov 20. Nicaragua orders include trials by military tribunals for communists. Canada Egypt orders for 20 locomotives trigger a Cairo trade mission. Leon Setton announces an $80 000 000 steel industry near the Assuan dam to supply the Middle East. Dominican Republic withdraws its Madrid minister under a UN 1946 recommendation on Franco.

Marquis of Milford Haven Princess Elizabeth Philip Mountbatten Assuan Dam Egypt Middle East Leon Setton Cairo

Tuberculosis Deaths Rise Across Canada in 1946

Canada saw 5,797 TB deaths in 1946, 238 more than 1945, with the death rate rising to 47.2 per 100 000. Ontario and Saskatchewan fell slightly, Quebec topped at 72.2, while the U S recorded a record low of 35.9. Dr G J Wherrett notes rates are below wartime averages but still trending up.

Vital Statistics Branch Dominion Bureau of Statistics Ontario Saskatchewan Quebec Alberta Manitoba British Columbia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia G. J. Wherrett C.T.A United States

Hunter Fatalities Highlight Deer Hunter Profile

A St. John Telegraph-Journal excerpt cites coroners' records showing hunters misidentifying game or persons, with lines like I thought he was a deer. Testimonies describe careless handling and nervous misperception leading to tragic shootings, including a father of three mistaken for a partridge.

St. John Telegraph-Journal

Historic Boulogne surrender flag handed to mayor

The white flag signalling Boulogne’s 1944 German surrender was presented to the city mayor at a ceremony attended by Canadian naval, army and air force representatives. The act honors the liberation memory and the role of Canadian troops in Boulogne.

Boulogne

Crossword Puzzle Clues Snapshot

A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries including items like That which infect and A Persian wheel of the bucket type. It spans terms such as 12 3 4 oh 6, Tibetan priests, and several entries referencing animals, objects, and measurements across a variety of domains.

Whaling Proposed in Manitoba Hudson Bay Venture

A Toronto company plans to hunt white whales in Hudson Bay next summer and process oil and other products at a shore plant near Churchill. The move echoes historic Hudson Bay whaling but is the first attempt to commercialize processing in Canada, signaling a potential prairie whaling industry.

Prairies Manitoba Toronto Hudson Bay Churchill New England Canada Edmonton Journal

Immigrants Arrive in Canada During Seven Months

Immigration figures show 26 522 newcomers to Canada in the seven months ending July 31. Most originate from the British Isles, per the immigration branch.

Ottawa Canada Immigration Branch British Isles

Secret Code Signals Reported Using Chopsticks

Some Chinese individuals are described as signaling secret messages across rooms with chopsticks, a practice noted as unconventional signaling rather than routine dining.

Health League notes Canada sees fewer diphtheria and whooping cough cases

Provisional 1946 figures show a drop in diphtheria and whooping cough deaths from 1945 levels with a 50 percent decline in whooping cough fatalities. Polio remains higher, while diphtheria toxoid and whooping cough vaccines aid reductions. National Immunization Week urged. parents urged to vaccinate children.

Canada DoMinion Bureau of Statistics The Health League of Canada Health League

Rye shipment from Blaine Lake valued at 7106 dollars

A carload of new rye graded 20W and measuring 2,147 bushels was shipped from Blaine Lake Saskatchewan, valued at 7,106 dollars.

Blaine Lake Sask North Saskatchewan

Comedian Pinky Lee Insured For Lisp Loss

New York reports Lloyds of London agreed to issue a one year policy for 50 000 dollars to protect comedian Pinky Lee from loss of his lisp. The policy costs 2 500 dollars and covers almost any risk.

New York Lloyds of London Pinky Lee

Fishermen Capture 1000-Pound Turtle Off Nova Scotia

In Clark's Harbor Nova Scotia three fishermen Claremont Delma Jones and Wilfred Rennahan battled a 1000 pound sea turtle for an hour harpooned it hog tied it and towed it to port after the monster briefly pulled the boat. The catch was brought ashore for processing.

Clark's Harbor Claremont Delma Jones Wilfred Rennahan

Woman Spent Three Years At Sea On Atlantic Voyages

Mrs Mad sella Hvoslef a 75 year old Baltimore resident and Norwegian native arrived aboard the Stavangerfjord on her 145th trans Atlantic crossing She estimated having spent three full years at sea since her first voyage in 1880 Her story highlights a lifelong ocean career and returns to the United States from Norway

New York Stavangerfjord Madsella Hvoslef Baltimore Norway United States

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