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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

3

Flying Zoo Lifts Off From Bangkok With 300 Beasts

A DC-4 carries a menagerie from Bangkok to the United States with 300 animals including elephants, leopards, bears, monkeys, snakes, and birds. Coulson B. Glick chartered the flight for 16,200 dollars from Siam's Pacific Overseas Airlines. John R. Royola plans further air shipments to supply zoos and institutions.

Bangkok Siam den Maung Missouri Noah Middle East Ontario Los Angeles Coulson B. Glick Pacific Overseas Airlines Siam), Ltd United States Glick Bird Wonderland Zoo van Nuys Cal Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Calcutta John R. Royola Royola

Fruit Salad with Tapioca and Whipped Cream

Selected recipes describe preparing a fruit salad with oranges bananas Malaga grapes pineapple and walnuts, moistened by fruit dressing or whipped cream. The tapioca base is cooked with milk and eggs, then folded with stiffly beaten whites and chilled, with optional minute tapioca.

Malaga

Crossword puzzle clues from historical page

The page lists a large crossword with numbered horizontal and vertical clues ranging from 4 to 53 across topics such as astronomy gods plants animals and languages. It includes entries like Passageway between seats Babylonian god A number Grounded as golf club head and many others with numbers indicating grid positions.

World Happenings Briefly Told

In 1947 London Transport reported total miles driven by road vehicles and trains at 610 million, 31 million more than 1946. Harvard nutrition notes U S edible food waste valued at about 5.9 billion dollars yearly. Frank Williams retires after 50 years in Ipswich county court service. his 93-year-old father remains an active solicitor. Prof M L E Oliphant predicts Russia may not have formidable atomic weapons for five to ten years. A Arab rule threatens death by hanging for Arabs who sell food to Jews, per Arab guerrilla headquarters in northern Palestine. Gen Mohammed Safa, first division commander of the Arab volunteer army, dies at Arab headquarters in northern Palestine. Canada announces June 7 as official King’s birthday celebration date. King will be 53 next December 14.

Frank Williams Ipswich England Palestine Mohammed Safa Arab Volunteer Army

New Projects For Western Parks

Mines and Resources Minister J. A. Glen announced new park projects in western national parks. In B C parks such as Yoho Kootenay Glacier and Mount Revelstoke facilities will expand camp grounds. He emphasized making camp facilities affordable for average income earners.

Ottawa Mines and Resources J. A. Glen B.C Yoho Kootenay Glacier Mount Revelstoke Mr. Glen

Juvenile Delinquency Tied to Neglect Says Police Chief

Vancouver reports Chief Constable Walter Mulligan links youth crime to adult failure and societal neglect. He cites 1946 data showing high shares of auto thefts burglaries robberies and thefts by under 21 or under 25 year olds while urging home life Sunday school and moral guidance to curb delinquency.

Vancouver Walter Mulligan Bayview Parent-Teacher Association Mulligan

To Hunt Birds Eggs By Airplane

New Westminster reports Walter Maguire a relay city ornithologist and Harold Bailey a Florida millionaire plan to search for birds eggs by airplane. They will charter a plane in Edmonton in May to explore the marsh and swamp region between Perry River Maude and Coronation in the Arctic. The piece notes birds often change mates after one season.

New Westminster Walter Maguire Relay City Harold Bailey Florida Edmonton Perry River Maude Coronation Arctic

Toronto Girl Finds $1500 Victory Bonds in Snow

Monique Sauriel an 11 year old girl from Toronto found 1500 dollars in registered victory bonds buried in a large brown envelope in a snowbank. The bonds, taken from a Toronto firm in a safecracking incident, were discovered while she played at home with her sister nearby.

Victory Monique Sauriel Toronto Monique

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