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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

5

Budgeting Farm Business For Stronger Results

Farm management studies show systematic budgeting helps farmers avoid losses. A budget is a future plan based on estimates, detailing expected receipts, expenditures, and net income for the year ahead. Use the Ontario Farm Account Book and yearly records to forecast cash needs and living costs.

Ontario Guess HK. Leckie Department of Economics Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Leckie

Pneumonia Vaccine Claim by Heidelberger

Dr. Michael Heidelberger of New York Presbyterian Hospital announced a perfected vaccine that may immunize against most pneumonia types for six months or longer. The jab, built from purified materials around the germ, underwent a major 1943 trial at the Army Air Force Radio School in Lions Falls with supplies still held by the army. He said public access will be inexpensive and quoted a price implying broad protection, noting a small amount could immunize thousands.

Michael Heidelberger New York Presbyterian Hospital New York Army Air Force Radio School Lions Falls Heidelberger

Returned to Britain: Silver Altar Plate Goes Home

The silver altar plate recovered from wartime custody in New York is returned to Britain. A letter of acknowledgment from the King is addressed to Bishop William T. Man.

Britain New York William T. Man

Viscount Gort a Distinguished Soldier and Leader

The piece profiles Viscount Gort a veteran of multiple decorations who rose to chief of the general staff and commanded British forces up to Dunkirk. It notes his Malta governorship and old school ties tracing back to a soldierly lineage. It ends with a brief mention of wartime bonuses for Canadian seamen and a sea service pay change.

Viscount Gort Grenadier Guards Ds.o Dunkirk Malta Thomas Prendergast Duke of Marlborough

Canadian built Bellanca lands at Toronto Island airport

Fourteen hours after leaving Edmonton a Canada built Bellanca monoplane arrived at the Toronto Island airport. Stan McMillan, noted Western bush pilot, said he could have arrived sooner if not delayed for refuelling at North Bay. The machine is specially designed for bush flying and was inspected by W. G. Thompson, Ontario Minister of Lands and Forests.

Edmonton Toronto Island Stan McMillen North Bay W. G. Thompson Ontario

The Song of the Hummingbird

A hummingbird emits a high pitched song said to reach 80 units above human hearing, beyond the range audible to people. The report notes this remarkable vocalization as a notable creature trait and adds context on avian hearing limits.

Enduring Verderers Court Faces Bankruptcy Over Air Ministry Rift

In Lyndhurst at the King's House court, the Verderers Court governs New Forest laws and protects crown and commoners rights. It risks closure as Air Ministry rents end and staff costs rise, threatening a 1000 pound annual deficit. A commoner recently pressed officials to tidy a garbage dump and another to address a stray cow.

Swainmore King’s House Lyndhurst England New Forest Air Ministry War Office Verderer

First US Patent System Began With Water Powered Sawmill

The 300th anniversary of America’s first patent grant for a water powered sawmill is noted. Joseph Jenkins petitioned Massachusetts in 1646 to protect his machine. The National Patent Council cites Jenkins, Lynn iron works and the kettle, plus early patent statutes from 1836 and 1870. About 2.4 million patents issued since 1836, with two thirds now in the public domain.

United States Joseph Jenkins General Court of Massachusetts Lynn Mass Jenkes America National Patent Council

Creatures That Jump Between Trees Rely On Stereoscopic Vision

The ability to judge depth with stereoscopic vision is crucial for arboreal jumpers. Without this depth perception, tree-dwelling animals could not reliably select footholds or judge distances, risking failed leaps and injury.

Oil Gives Rise To Half Million Organochemical Agents

Report notes that about half a million known organosynthetic chemicals can be derived from oil feedstocks. Experts discuss potential for industry expansion and new synthetic pathways leveraging petroleum derivatives.

Japanese Diplomat Sees Japan Joining Democracies Postwar

In a first interview since Tokyo surrender aboard the Missouri, Mamoru Shigemitsu said Japan’s people face postwar problems squarely and wish to join the ranks of democracies. He urged UN membership and warned vast tasks lie ahead for averting a Third World War. He favored new diplomatic methods over old spheres of influence and urged peaceful U.S.-Russia coordination.

Mamoru Shigemitsu Missouri Japan Tokyo United Press United Nations Organization United States Russia China

Princess Elizabeth Visits Nottingham Handicrafts Display

The future queen inspected a Nottingham youth handicrafts display and showed interest in smocking and stitching a full sized bridal gown by the needlework section. She studied a model house timbering and asked about tile and slate fixing. A crowd of 10 000 greeted Her Royal Highness in Market Square.

Elizabeth Nottingham England Royal Market Square

Fly Trifold During Prayer Brings Comedic Memory

A seven year old boy Kenneth amused his mother by counting a fly that walked in and out of his hand during a long church prayer. He noted the insect visited exactly 265 times, a detail that warmed his mother’s memory.

Kenneth

Uganda Observes Ancient Ceremony At The Equator

On a training cruise along South America the Canadian cruiser Uganda crossed the equator for the first time in peacetime and initiated about 600 crew into Neptune Rex citizenship. Veterans and novices alike endured the shellback ritual with shaving, greasing, medical treatment, and a dunking as King Neptune’s court presided.

Casada Uganda Equator Neptunus Rex Equatorius South America Pacific Davy Jones King Neptune FE. R. Mainguy Duncan B.C Neptunus Rex. President of the “Shellback Committee Cmdr F. W. T Lucas Ottawa Victoria Robert Creighton Lethbridge Alta Queen Walter Jeffries Halifax King Neptune's Court Edward W. Finch-Noyes Oakville Ont T. Blair MacLean Edmonton

Unbearable drill sergeant scolds awkward recruit

A stern sergeant admonishes a clumsy recruit during parade drill. He tolerates wrong turns and a dropped rifle but sharply calls out the cadet for repeatedly saying sorry, my dear, urging focus and discipline.

Mike

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Bishop Churchill Winston Churchill Billy” Bishop R.C.A.F. Benevolent Fund David Waddington R.a-F Waddington R.A F Air Force Gort Canada St. Lawrence Saguenay River Berlin Mildred Gillars Portland Old Law Court U.S Princess Elizabeth Domain of Neptunus Talburt The New York World-Telegram
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