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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

4

Elk Island National Park a Prairie Playground Beacon

Elk Island Park in Alberta preserves Canada's national buffalo herd and hosts elk moose and birds. It features a beach bathing area tennis courts a nine hole golf course and facilities for visitors. Promoted as a wildlife sanctuary and recreation area near Edmonton the park attracts thousands yearly and aims to offer healthful quiet recreation as a national heritage site.

E* Island National Park Alberta Micheel Pablo Montana Wainwright Elk Island Canada Elk Island Park Edmonton Elk Island National Park

Good Advice On How To Succeed The World

The World Christian Digest recounts a tale of Lord Fisher. A midshipman asks how he rose to leadership and the reply stresses vision, planning, perseverance, and prayer for victory. The piece notes a 19th century example of the Japanese shod their horses with straw slippers.

World Christian Digest Lord Fisher

Largest Door for Brabazon Hall at Filton

The Empire Digest reports a doorsome project for the Brabazon Mark I hangar at Filton Bristol. A door 1045 feet wide and 65 feet 9 inches high weighs 200 tons and can open in two minutes. The Brabazon is slated to enter service in 1951 with a piston engine prototype due next year and a turbine prototype after that.

Empire Digest Filton Bristol

Navy Recruiting Drive for Royal Canadian Navy Announced

Navy Recruiting Drive announced at Naval Service Headquarters invites seamen for permanent service in the Royal Canadian Navy and reserve ordinary seamen. No specialized training needed for entry, but two years of high school is essential for advancement. initial training at HMCS Naden in Esquimalt, B C.

Royal Canadian Navy Naval Service Headquarters Navy Reserve Hmcs Naden Esquimalt B.C

London Bobby Keeps Helmet In Polite Police Poll

Metropolitan Police members voted overwhelmingly to retain the traditional tall helmet rather than switch to a flat peaked cap used in Canada and adopted during the war. Constables argued the helmet preserves dignity, noting helmets have defined London police since 1858 with only minor uniform changes since.

London Metropolitan Police Britain Robert Peel

Canada sport wrap reports boxing golf and hockey notes

A summer rink project is planned for Tim Fort Qu Appelle Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan fighters win five of a boxing tournament as Manitoba participants compete. Hugh Morrison defeats Monty Hill 4 and 3 in a Vancouver match play final for British Columbia amateur golf. Moose Jaw hosts a 100 mile pigeon race won by 110 birds in 3 hours 15 minutes from Wolseley. Arthur Morgan, a 34 year old blind veteran, wins a six mile walking race in York England guided by his mother in law. A junior hockey team proposal seeks Canada Olympic representation with regional players. Joe Medwick returns to a Cardinal uniform with signing. CSA awards leadership to A Sidney Dawes. Mount Royal pow wow discusses Olympic racing tags and Banff 1948 Canadian Championships.

Vancouver British Columbia Hugh Morrison Monty Hill Bill Richardson Moose Jaw York Eng Arthur Morgan Morgan Vrki Association Montreal A. Sidney Dawes Mount Royal C.A.S.A St. Moritz Banff Canada

Baseball Superstitions Drive Giants Chase in Hot Race

A nostalgic look at ballplayers superstitions shows New York Giants and peers clinging to rituals to keep luck on their side. From avoiding changes after hitting streaks to ritual hands and socks, old players like McGraw and Ruth embodied these humble beliefs amid pennant pressures.

New York New York Giants Andy Hansen Ernie Lombardi Joe Lafata Bob Thompson Mel Ott Ottey Travis Jackson Buddy Kerr Giants John McGraw Drayman George Stallings Boston Braves Polo Grounds Stallings Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Lefty O’doul Eddie Collins John Titus Phil

Little Cherry Disease Threatens British Columbia Cherries

The British Columbia Fruit Growers Association seeks legislative action to remove diseased trees and restrict cherry transport from the Kootenays to the Okanagan. Experts warn the Little Cherry virus may take years to control and could spread continentally, with Virg Foster identifying the virus in 1941 and investigations continuing at Summerland and Dominion labs.

Okanagan Valley British Columbia British W. R. Foster B.C. Department of Agriculture T. B Okanagan Lott Dominion Plant Pathology Laboratory Summerland B.C Foster Lambert Bing

More Ocean Liners For Passenger Service

Montreal reports shipping officials expect scarce space on overseas trips this summer but welcome 17 newly released ocean liners by the British Ministry of Transport. Eleven are British, three French, with others from Canada, the United States and Holland. The Queen Elizabeth leads the British fleet as the largest vessel in the group.

Montreal Ministry of Transport Shipping Company Ministry Canada United States Holland

De Luxe Plane For Chinese Air Force

The New York Herald Tribune reports Chiang Kai shek has acquired a new C-54 plane for the Chinese Military Airforce. Interior decorations reportedly cost between 750 000 and 1 million dollars and include a dressing room electric razor two well upholstered bunks with telephones a four desk office a drawing room curved gray sofas and a 30 tube radio receiver for passengers.

Christopher Rand New York Herald Tribune China Foreign Exchange Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek United States Madame Chiang

Square milk bottle gains traction in the United States

The square milk bottle is praised as a future standard in the United States but deemed unsuitable for Canada. The main issue is inability to strengthen shoulders to survive freezing on porches in winter. Southern states avoid this problem as milk does not freeze there while Canadian winter weather poses challenges.

United States

Mustard Emetic Study Notes Digestive Stimulation

A strong dose of yellow mustard in water induces vomiting and stimulates digestive fluid flow. The note warns of emetic effects when consumed in sufficient quantity.

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