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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
2
The article from the British Ministry of Information details postwar shortages in Britain and the continued limits on fats meat sugar margarine and tea. It recalls the May cut of bacon and fat and notes small ration increases that bolster morale through tea.
The article notes British war fatigue over rationing likely continuing due to global food and fuel shortages. It highlights families offering to shelter starving children, even German ones, without ration books, and details coupon needs for clothing and personal items. It contrasts Canada’s wartime shortages with Europe’s harsher conditions.
Scientists at Riverview observatory in New South Wales predicted the lands west of the southwest Pacific could reemerge after a violent Antarctic circle earthquake on December 29. The islands were first discovered and charted in 1814 but vanished again years later. Jefferson’s remark on government is quoted as a side note.
A noted expert says listening is active and precise. The brown Goliath beetle, the largest of about 100000 species, measures about four inches and hails from equatorial Africa.
The Royal Bank of Canada reports assets over 2.0 billion dollars at its annual meeting. James Muir, General Manager, cites loans for capital expenditure and reconversion as key, notes 10 000 staff, 61 foreign branches, and a pension plan for retiring workers.
The King's Badge, instituted in 1941 for WW II service related injuries, was extended in 1944 to Home Guard Police and Civil Defence discharged due to war injuries. Churchill supported broad civilian inclusion alongside regular armed forces veterans.
Ankara radio announces end of one party rule and the creation of a Democratic party led by Jelal Bayar, Turkey’s premier from 1937 to 1939. Beef export demand sustains a good market for 1946 as Canada urges stable output. UK and other nations keep contracts for frozen beef and canned meat. The radar industry grows significantly in peacetime.
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