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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1945

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Bristol plans to set aside housing for forces on waiting list. Poles to settle in East Prussia near Magurian lake. Between 1944 and 1945 UK directed 28 thousand men to underground coal mining. Lloyds suspends shipping intelligence for security reasons. US visitors to Canada in 1944 spend 199 million dollars, up 25 percent from 1943. China and Argentina to establish formal diplomatic relations. Manitoba reports three government developed areas trapped. Muskrat pelts auctioned for 70 thousand dollars in Winnipeg. A one million dollar Ottawa laboratory will be built post war for health research. Opobo chiefs paid 50 thousand 590 pounds by Britain for peace.

Fallersleben project ends as Nazi auto city collapses

The Fallersleben site once aimed to host Hitlers people’s car factory and a model Nazi city. The plan promised owners for a crash car, 990 marks price, and a savings scheme, but war halted delivery and only ruined units remain for Allied use. The regime sought pagan religious life but churches were banned and a community center hosted new rites.

Hitler Fallersleben Germany Aise

Appointed To Senate H-Captain Brewer Robinson

Captain Brewer Robinson was named to the Canadian Senate while serving as Acting Overseas Manager of the Canadian Legion. A Summerside PEI native and former mayor, he served in France 1915 19 with the 2nd Heavy Battery and later held Legion roles in London and at home. His wife works in a Montreal blood clinic.

Brewer Robinson Canadian Legion Robinson Prince Edward Island Summerside Pei France Cape Breton Highlanders United Kingdom Personal Service Dept The London Baston Canada Legion Montreal Ottawa PEI. Fur Pool Limited

Gale defined as strong wind short of storm status

A gale is described as a wind with considerable power stronger than a breeze but not severe enough to be classified as a storm.

Marshall salutes Churchill in tribute over Europe peace effort

General George Marshall, U S chief of staff, sent a London message to Prime Minister Churchill praising his role in Europe’s peace. He spoke of Churchill’s leadership, vision, and the bonds of friendship formed during wartime planning. Churchill replied with gratitude, saying the honor exceeds his deserts.

George Marshall United States Churchill London Europe Gen. Marshall France

Poultry from Canada to U S Army Under 1945 Contracts

Canada has already supplied about 4,500,000 pounds of dressed poultry to the United States Army as part of a 30,000,000 pound commitment under a U S government contract, the special products board announced at Ottawa.

Canada United States Special Products Board Ottawa

Lawrence Kay Tops Calgary Festival With High Vocal Standard

Edmonton boy soprano Lawrence Kay earned 90 points in the solo class for under 16s at a Calgary musical festival. Dean Arthur Collingwood praised him as a future asset to British cathedral choirs and noted his high standard for young vocal classes. Additionally the report mentions rare naked eye sightings of Jupiter moons.

Lawrence Kay Edmonton Dean Arthur Collingwood Calgary Dean Collingwood

Witnesses to the Nations Acts Verses and Thebes Bread

A devotional passage notes Jesus words about fulfilling scriptures and sending witnesses from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. It recalls Peter and the apostles' bold preaching, opposition by authorities, and Gamaliel’s caution, ending with a note on ancient Theban bread loaves in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Jerusalem Judea Samana Earth Temple Jesus Peter Israel Gamaliel God Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City Thebes

BE and S as the most frequent letters in English

The note claims that the lowercase BE is the most common letter pair in English and that S in uppercase appears most often as a capital letter. It discusses frequency patterns in typography and writing, suggesting BE dominates lowercase usage while S leads in capitals.

Notable Allied broadcaster captured in Holland case

Mary of Arnhem described as 31 year old Helen Lensburg tied to a German captain in Russian hands. She allegedly served 10 years in England with a known firm and still adheres to national socialism. A second broadcaster, Gerda Warko aged 24 from Staten Island, is mentioned as captured alongside Mary.

Mary Arnhem Holland Helen Lensburg England Gerda Warko Staten Island New York

Jap Woman Sniper Captured by US Marines

Lt Cmdr Robert C Downes of the carrier U S S Franklin disclosed the capture of a claimed Japanese female sniper, described as 29 and attractive, taken by marines about a year ago in the Marshalls. She is said to be held in a Pearl Harbor prison camp.

Robert C Downes U.S.S Franklin Downes Marshalls

Poultry Sanitation Key to Disease Prevention

Sanitation is essential in poultry flocks to prevent lice mites and soil borne germs. Fresh ground for growing stock reduces worm and disease risk, while cleaning houses yearly and culling sick birds curbs outbreaks. bury or burn carcasses to avoid further danger.

M. Hopper Dominion Plan R Brandon Man

High voltage radiography eyed for civilian cancer research

At the Canadian Society of Radiological Technicians annual meeting H C Mermagen of the University of Rochester says million volt radiography could enter civilian use for cancer research. The note also records Pascal’s 1650 invention of a calculating machine.

H. C. Mermagen University of Rochester N.Y Canadian Society of Radiological Technicians

Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Teaser

A crossword puzzle shown with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists multiple definitions including taste allow concedes life death court Ireland Tibetan gazelle to place and more with several numbered entries.

Court of Equity Ireland Europe

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