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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

2

Firsthand account of Soviet agriculture under five year plan

E J Stirniman, a Soviet government engineer, reports to the World's Grain Conference on the centralized Soviet system. He describes wage in effect debt, food control, and collective and state farms, with Moscow as the hub directing all orders and staffing. He argues party control dominates agriculture and that politics and farming are inseparable.

Russia Regina E. J. Stirniman Brooklyn Iowa Surniman Canada Stirniman Litvinoff Geneva Strniman Mr. Stirniman Soviet Europe Moscow Communist Party

Saskatchewan scientists unveil damp wheat treatment at world grain conference

Dr. R K Larmour J B Clayton and C L Wrenshall of the University of Saskatchewan laboratories report a vapor called toluene that prevents heat damage mustiness and fungi in wet grain without harming quality. The method aims to protect grain during rainy spells before drying at lake heads.

Saskatchewan R. K. Larmour J. 8. Clayton C L. Wrenshall University of Saskatchewan Prairie Canada Regina

Maxims Of His Majesty Highlight King George Quotations

Regina Leader-Post notes a collection of sayings attributed to King George arranged to gift wisdom on restraint, discipline, and stoic conduct. The article admires the monarch's guidance on obedience, sincerity, and enduring composure, inviting readers to draw inspiration from these maxims.

King George Buckingham Place George Regina

International World Police forms in Chicago to chase criminals

Police officials from Canada, the United States and Europe met in Chicago to form an international police organization. Barron Collier of New York sponsored the conference along with the international police conference and the international association of chiefs of police. Winnipeg was represented by Chief Chris H. Newton.

Chicago Barron Collier New York International Police Conference International Association of Chiefs of Police Winnipeg Chris H. Newton

Chile Sets 95 Percent Native Worker Rule

Chile passes a law requiring 95 percent of factory and office workers to be Chilean. Foreign residents face mandatory departure unless they have 10 years in country or are married to a Chilean. Exemptions apply for duties where natives are unskilled.

Chile

London hatters donate 2000 old hats to charity

London hatters handed over 2000 old hats left from custom to a charity drive. The gesture supports the city’s needy, with organizers praising the generosity of local artisans and firms.

London

Riverbend School for Girls in Winnipeg Reopens

Riverbend Schools for Girls Winnipeg will resume as a boarding and day school this September under Miss Joan M. W. Foster. The 1933 department exam results maintained a 100 percent academic record, supported by small classes and a dedicated staff of fourteen led by Foster. The school, established in 1929 with United Church backing, sits on three buildings along the Assiniboine River and offers a broad curriculum with strong French, English and music programs, physical education, and a focus on cultural development for Canadian womanhood.

Riverbend Schools For Winnipeg Joan M. W. Foster United Church of Canada Sir James Atkins Western Canada Col G. H. Atkins K.C Department of Education Riverbend Miss Foster Barbara May Erith London University M. Floyd Stephens Beatrice Wilson Toronto Mary E. White Oxford Queen's Gordon L. Jamieson Nina Ferguson Dempsey A.T.C.M L.A.B Co. M. Laing Manitoba Margaret Eaton School of Assiniboine River West E. C. Harte Government House John Bracken C. E. Armstrong Moose Jaw Robert Forke Pipestone C. F. Adams Calgary A. F. Laird Yorkton R. C. Wallace Edmonton J. E. Brownlee W. C. Murray Saskatoon T. A. Neelin John MacKay D.D J. A. Cormie J. W. Aikens W. M. Neal L. F. Park J. A. Dowler David Watt

Barley as a Staple Food in Biblical Times

The article notes barley as a key ancient food, mentioning Exodus 9 31 and other biblical books. It highlights bere meal or barley meat in Scotland and describes a modern porridge favorite made from barley.

Scotland

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