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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
2
The Right Honourable Ernest Bevin urges creation of a world assembly and world parliament to enforce international law and prevent power politics. Allied leaders recognize need for a scale beyond current efforts to ensure observance of peace and deter future wars.
The article notes Nazi war crimes trials set a precedent for holding violators to account under international law. It argues trials could deter future aggression if a representative world court, possibly created by a peace‑minded world assembly, can enforce treaties and safeguard humanity.
A compact collection of quotes on home life from Sarah J Hale Mary Baker Eddy and others. It emphasizes rest of heart contentment at home faithful parenting and the role of good example in guiding children. The piece ties family virtue to national strength and republican ideals.
Saskatchewan Public Health buys two former RCAF ambulances to move mental patients with greater privacy. A third ambulance is being purchased. Dr. R O Davison notes one ambulance will serve Weyburn School for Mental Defectives and another North Battleford mental hospital.
Dr. F W Routley national commissioner of the Canadian Red Cross said the federal health department will make through provincial health departments about 30 000 bottles of surplus plasma for civilian use from 100 000 donations. He noted the surplus was declared after ensuring veterans would have supplies for some time.
Maple syrup production in 1945 was among the poorest on record at 1,530,000 gallons, far below the 1940–44 average of 2,802,692 gallons. Adverse weather drove the downturn. with favorable tapping weather in 1946, production could approach about 2.265 to 2.750 million gallons.
Readers inquire about permits for new businesses and the need to have prices approved before sale. The Wartime Prices and Trade Board says new entrants no longer need a permit to obtain a license, but all prices must be approved prior to sale. Extra rations for club receptions are not provided. members may contribute from their own rations. Export rules allow butter and preserves up to five dollars value without an export permit, meat and dressed poultry require permits, five pounds sugar can be exported without a permit, exports to Ottawa must use the Export Permit Branch.
Britain shifts war plants from weapons to homes as five major bomber factories repurpose to prefabricated houses. Arthur Woodburn says aluminum homes prove “beating bombers into bungalows” in modern times. UK plans about fifty thousand bungalo ws from recycled aluminum scrap in coming years.
The Halifax Chronicle reports a new type village in Surrey England to house 250 seamen families with a community centre two theatres a swimming pool tennis courts and a nursery school. The National Union of Seamen leads the project with $200000 already contributed by South Africa. Materials may be short in Britain yet workers strive to provide for those who served the country.
Coal is described as a versatile resource shifting from heat and energy to raw materials for nylon, synthetic rubber, and chemicals. It may also become the principal source of automobile fuel in the future, reflecting broader industrial uses.
The nutrition division urges shoppers to watch for peanuts as high vitamin providers. A tablespoon of peanut butter supplies a third of meat protein. a small roasted peanut bundle contains half. Canada’s food rules list peanuts as a meat alternate for the season.
The dog-toothed violet, though called a violet, is actually a member of the lily family. This misnomer reflects a common naming quirk in plant classification.
The article notes a large disparity between extinct and living species, highlighting the high rate of extinction relative to species that still survive. It discusses patterns across animal and bird groups and implications for biodiversity.
Printable crossword clues and partial jumbled letter fragments. The page shows horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and several garbled lines that complicate solving. Readers may extract several standard across and down clues such as River to Tibet and Emblems while many entries remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Montreal report quotes D B Carswell president of Wartime Shipbuilding Ltd saying no French government order for ships had been placed in Canada and that an order would depend on price. He added there might be no order if price was not right.
Readers plagued by sore itching and painful piles are urged to try Hem-Roid therapy. The ad promises quick relief from rectal itching soreness and burning, claiming easier bowel movements, reduced irritation, and faster healing, with results visible in days and simple use.
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