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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
6
Hungary's supreme court of justice refused to cut the 15 year prison sentence of American businessman Robert A. Vogeler who was convicted in February on spy charges. The report notes other world happenings including Portugal cork exports and Alberta oil rights sale.
Simple home built lawn swing project described for handy woodworkers. Uses soft or hardwood, nails or screws, and one or two coats of paint to protect against decay. A roof is optional but enhances appearance and shelters kids while preserving wood.
Date and nut loaf combines sugar butter eggs flour milk dates walnuts and leavening baked in a tin at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes. Southern ham cauliflower dish blends ham onions tomatoes thyme peppers and a flour thickened sauce topped with pastry crust baked at 425 degrees for 30 minutes.
Edmonton report says the Interprovincial pipeline to the lakehead could expand Alberta oil reach in British Columbia as lower prices attract more BC buyers. Ralph Baker of Stand ard Oil of B C notes cheaper Alberta gasoline could extend into the Kootenays and Peace River block. J W K Melville of Home Oil Distributors BC suggests Alberta’s BC market share could rise from 10 percent to 20 percent.
Vancouver report quotes Dr. C. J. Beckwith of Halifax at the Canadian Tuberculosis association convention. He predicts TB will become an insignificant killer as prevention prevails, with 90 percent of cases diagnosed early in 25 years. He notes TB mortality fell from one in ten around 1900 to one in 333 today.
Saunders-Roe Limited of Cowes Isle of Wight England announces a new jet flying boat design expected to carry 74 passengers at 500 miles an hour and represents a bold step in British aeronautics.
Letters discuss marriage norms and family dynamics, praising men with sisters and debating equality. A science note explores Mosquito love songs to trap pests. A harsh critique labels the Grand National as barbaric cruelty to horses. Betting chatter follows Princess Margaret rumors. A brief profile notes Tyrone Power’s lineage and stage fame.
A cautionary verse urges readers to withhold gossip and avoid repeating rumors about others. It stresses discretion when confronted with rumors, noting that sharing can harm the subject and worsen guilt. The piece promotes compassion and restraint.
Ottawa reports creamery butter holdings in nine Canadian cities total 18,175,000 pounds on May 12, up from 7,751,000 a year earlier. Winnipeg leads with 6,788,000 pounds, followed by Edmonton 2,064,000 and Regina 709,000, with smaller stocks in Saskatoon Calgary and Vancouver.
Government officials announce a treaty with the Chippewas of Alberta near Rocky Mountain House to settle the nomadic band on a reservation. The 100 year struggle included Chief Jim O Chiese and long opposition to agreements with outsiders. Delegates included Andrew Strawberry and federal and provincial officials from Ottawa and Rocky Mountain House.
Premier Johnson quoted on BC expansion prospects after Donald Gordon visits Prince Rupert and Port Edward cellulose plant growth. He hopes Port Edwards plant starts by year end and notes 49 oil companies have leases in BC with a wish for oil in the Peace River.
Use old felt hats by cutting them up and pasting on the bottoms of heavy ornaments and flower pots to prevent scratches on tables. This simple hack preserves surfaces while reusing material. Recycle tip emphasizes practical, thrifty household care.
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include Anger, Indian, Loyal, and various wordplay prompts with enumerations and partial answers implied by surrounding hints. The grid references suggest a puzzle with multiple theme lines and a mix of common and obscure terms.
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