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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

6

World happenings briefly told from wartime reports

Vatican radio says 22 million died in the war. A £625,900 penicillin factory is planned in Glasgow. Canadian army pipers trained by the Piotmir rachd society aided by Edinburgh events. About 1,400 horses of 20,000 expected to ship from Canada to France in 1946 have left Canada. Five Welsh ports seek export trade formerly handled by Hamburg. German prisoners of war will return to non technical rail jobs in Britain. Britain has 2,133,000 telephones. total annual calls 1.43 billion. The Ace of Spades roadhouse in London, requisitioned for the RCN, is for sale. February steel ingots total 226,273 net tons.

Piotmir Rachd Society of Scotland Imp Edinburgh Castile France Canada Cardiff Newport Swansea Port Talbot Barry Hamburg Germany Britain Postal Department Ace of Spades Roadhouse London Royal Canadian Navy

Garden tools and methods for tender vegetables

The article advises basic garden gear plus advanced tools to speed work and protect the back. It covers selecting hardy seeds, early planting timing, soil prep, weed control, thinning, and staggered plantings to extend harvests, noting methods for continuous fresh produce through July.

Canada

Millions For Relief Given by Red Cross 1945-46 Plan

Canadian Red Cross and the Canadian United Allied Relief Fund announce a 1946 relief program totaling about $5 million from remaining war funds plus large in‑hand warehoused supplies for Europe and China. Additional aid will target Britain. 1945 purchases and shipments total about $9 million in relief goods, with another $2 million in Red Cross made‑up supplies sent to European countries and Britain. In 1945 relief goods to Belgium Czechia France Greece and others filled 70 500 cases aboard 89 ships, including penicillin units and thousands of other items such as ambulances shoes and operating room equipment.

Canadian Red Cross Canadian United Allied Relief Fund Europe China Society Britain United Allied Relief Fund Red Cross Belgium Czechoslovakia France Greece Holland Norway Yugoslavia Denmark Luxembourg Poland Russia War Assets Corporation Department of National Defence

British Braille meter aids blinded ex servicemen

London reports a new British invention a Braille reading micro meter designed to help blinded ex servicemen resume skilled tool and instrument making work in certain industries the device allows them to continue their normal tasks.

London Britain

Destructive Pacific Tidal Waves From Undersea Disturbances

Oceanic waves often called tidal arise not from tides but from underwater disturbances of the seafloor. Two types exist subsidence and upheaval. both can cause violent shore impacts, with limited danger to vessels at sea. A Bikini Atoll test sparks debate on potential 100 foot localized waves, while deep explosions may yield minimal effects. Potatoes reached Europe a century after South American discovery.

Hawaii North Pacific Pacific Washington Bikini Atoll

Free India stamps puzzle linked to Bose and Burma

London philatelists think nine photogravure Free India stamps issued by Subhas Chandra Bose existed. Found near the Ira waddy by British troops, they feature Azad Hind and range from half an anna to 12 annas, with six surtaxed. Seven depict Indian science, two show a map with a broken chain. No public sale evidence. Printed in Burma under Japanese auspices for use in India.

London Free India Irawaddy Azad Hind India Subhas Chandra Bose Indian National Army Burma

Ready Your Package Bees on Arrival for spring setup

Importers should have housing and feeding gear ready as shipments from the Southern States include only minimal food. Upon arrival keep cages cool and shaded, apply thin sugar syrup, then transfer to hives if weather allows. Feed new colonies liberally, use pollen-rich combs if available, unite queenless hives, and obtain sugar permits from the Provincial Apiarist in advance.

C. A. Jamieson Bee Division Central Experimental Farm Ottawa

Soldier Chaplain’s Assistant Saint L Peter Identified

A Buckley Field scene finds Pte Saint L Peter of Omak Washington answering the telephone in the chaplain's office and answering as Saint Peter at Saint Peter’s post. The vivid line captures wartime morale and humor in the service.

Denver Buckley's Field Saint Peter Pte Saint L. Peter of

Queen Elizabeth Makes Dark Docking at Southampton

The Queen Elizabeth completed a double record by docking at Southampton in the dark for the first time in six years. Captain Co M Ford piloted the voyage from New York without tug assistance during a port strike. The ship performed perfectly on both occasions. The article also notes that the sweet potato is an edible member of the morning glory family.

Southampton Co. M. Ford New York Ford

Powerful Rocket Tiny Tim Described as Deadliest Aerial Weapon

Col Donald B Diehl at Dover Army Air Field describes the Tiny Tim rocket as the deadliest weapon fired from an airplane It supposedly sinks ships powerful enough to pierce light cruisers and destroyers It is a large rocket 11 75 inches in diameter and 12 feet long and can be fired from various fighters or medium bombers

United States War Department Army Donald B. Diehl Dover Army Air Field Diehl

Frozen Apple Juice Potential Extends Market.

University of California food technology division reports that both fresh apple juice and sharp cider retain natural flavor and color after six to twelve months in storage, indicating a viable frozen juice market. Paris was the largest city in the world for 1,000 years.

Food Technology Division University of California Paris

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