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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
2
The article notes slow progress toward world unity and lasting peace more than a year after the war. It highlights Britain Canada and the United States as a model of postwar cooperation and the need for patience before broader global cooperation can be realized.
The report from London notes Canada will cooperate with the United States and Britain in defence and military science. It highlights linked hemispheric security and plans to assess and align defence organizations while preserving Commonwealth independence. Officials stress consultation with the United Nations and insist on autonomous decisions.
Powerful leaders including General McNaughton steer the Canada United States defence board as Canada pledges stronger links with Britain and the United States. The text emphasizes wartime cooperation and the push for closer Commonwealth US alliance to secure world peace.
General MacArthur ordered the Queen Victoria statue found and restored to its Hong Kong site. The piece recalled by elderly Londoners stood near Horse Guards Avenue in the UK era, under Royal sculpture oversight. Minister Shaw-Lefevre, later Lord Exersley, led the transfer efforts for the War Office Office of Works during Gladstone’s last government.
A natural science note states that the brain of an adult elephant weighs about eight pounds. The fact appears as a concise datum within a broader veterinary or zoological context.
Public guidance on ration books and coupons amid wartime controls. Instructions cover renewal dates for Beaver coupons and certificates, who may apply for new ration books, and how to handle unneeded meat tokens. It urges turning in spare coupons to aid meat shipments overseas and directs readers to contact Local Ration Boards for pamphlets like Consumers' News and the Blue Book.
A man pleaded guilty in an Arizona manslaughter case arising from a traffic accident. The judge ordered him to pay at least ten percent of each payday for child support until both children, ages four and three months, reach adulthood. The ruling aims to support the two young children, mothered by the deceased.
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Dr Richard Beck, ex Wollinpe resident, honored with the Danish Medal of Liberation by King Christian II for wartime service aiding Denmark. The Winnipes native, longtime president of the Weeland National League, recently resigned in February and also received the Norwegian St Olaf Krat Class and the Treland Knight Command Order of the Falvor.
Toronto violinist Harry Adaskin has been named the new chair at the University of British Columbia. A member of Hart House string quartet, he brings extensive teaching and performing experience to the post.
William Reeve of Guelph notes that during the war the Scottish woman drove her father’s trucks at age 14 and later became a police constable. She broke ground as the first woman to drive trucks for Glasgow Transportation Corporation and later worked with ration and prisoner transport under British ministries. Canora she calls it a swell country except for the war’s impact.
Vancouver medical association reports a clay deposit between Vancouver and Prince Rupert has notable curative properties. Tests by several Vancouver actors showed effectiveness against various internal and external ailments. The find emerged after a local Indian informant shared the knowledge.
Marshal Monty embeds in Canada collecting hats from Halifax Dalhousie University trencher MGill Senate and a red and white tam from Montreal school RMC blue and gold chin strapped cap added during trip including a flamboyant headpiece humorously noted by locals
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