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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
7
In a rural night before her wedding to Sam Menruff, Myrtie vanishes with Ted Andrews. Mama fears the town’s tumult, while Papa vows to fetch the pair. A moonlit reunion turns comic when Mama trips the rug, sending Papa sprawling as the car departs.
A labor department spokesman said it is probable the three year old order freezing teachers from other work will be lifted September 1. The proposal is under review by the national selective service advisory council with federal communication to provincial education ministers who largely favor the plan. No final decision yet, but the freeze may end on September 1. The order was imposed three years ago amid a teacher shortage and restricts teachers to agriculture employment only.
Cranwell in Lincolnshire, the site where the Royal Air Force was founded, celebrated its 25th anniversary. The air base began as a cluster of army huts and has expanded to span more than six square miles, illustrating its growth from modest beginnings to a major air training establishment.
Have No Rank WoL Clark notes that naval chaplains wear no rank badges and dress like officers. The idea is they rank with the person they converse with, whether admiral or rating, avoiding the notion of hierarchy and sidestepping officer snootiness. He suggests the Army and Air Force might adopt this system in the future.
Stokers and cooks on H.M.C.S. Uganda will receive extra pay due to extreme tropical heat during the Pacific voyage. The cruiser crossed the equator on a 20 000 mile trip from a US navy yard to Australian waters. Engine room temperatures reached 114 degrees with 140 degrees under the deck head. Medical staff led by Surgeon Cmde Ken Thompson of Edmonton will treat heat related nuisances such as rashes with salt tablets and yellow anti malaria pills.
A survey of 352 tuberculosis children in a US city shows 25 percent have bovine type from raw unpasteurized milk. Post pasteurization, bovine cases drop. undulant fever from dairy sources affects adults and is linked to brucella strains from cattle pigs and goats.
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A Luxembourg radio quote cites a Moscow broadcast claiming Admiral Kurt Fricke, head of the German naval staff, was executed for failing to save ships at Danzig harbor after the city fell to Russian forces.
Delegates at the 28th Alberta Teachers Association convention unanimously back a resolution calling for a substantial raise in qualified teachers' wages to a minimum of $1200 to counter a labor shortage.
A boy named Peter Thompson McClintock aged eleven at a preparatory school near Exeter showed presence of mind during a deadly fire that killed four. He jumped from a roof in his pyjamas to mattresses, then ran to call the fire brigade, first finding no telephone and finally reaching the fire station.
Shortening, corn syrup and sugar creamed then egg yolks added. Flour with baking powder soda salt and spices alternated with sour milk. Raisins and walnuts folded in. Egg whites beaten with brown sugar folded in. Pour into oiled leaf pan and bake. frost with caramel icing.
A biscuit recipe describes sugar water corn syrup and egg whites beaten to stiff peaks, folded with coconut and cornstarch, then baked on a greased sheet in a slow oven to yield 36 macarons. The Saar region in Germany is noted as a leading coal mining and industrial area in continental Europe.
Larry Allen, AP writer and U S correspondent with the British Mediterranean Fleet, who was a prisoner in Italy in 1942, credits Canadian Red Cross food parcels with saving thousands. He sent a letter from the Gripsholm expressing gratitude and noting Canadian parcels reached captives earlier than American ones, easing starvation in Italian camps.
The Bulletin of the Crown Trust Co cautions that women with money are prime targets for racketeers selling phony stocks and shady deals. It notes that even smart businessmen can be fooled and may not admit it to friends or family.
The Empress of Britain, a 42,000 ton Canadian Pacific liner torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic west of Ireland, may be salvaged among the big British ships.
Garden guidance stresses quick growth to keep vegetables tender and crisp. Proper thinning and spacing, along with thorough cultivation and regular watering, prevent toughness in lettuce carrots beets and other staples. Variations in row and plant spacing, plus mulch and modest fertilization, help yield uniform, fresh produce in a Victory Garden.
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