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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

7

Stranger tutor FBI? No, but a tale of Lena Ames

In Vanadium, a stranger cracks Jeff Tubbs's case with a forest of gossip and a two thousand dollar inheritance. Jeff Cement runs the shop while Lena Ames’s money vanished after marrying Frank Stevens. The mystery unravels when a turquoise ear ring leads Jim Peters to a cash box under Jeff’s garage floor. A hobo’s confession ties the threads, revealing the old crime and the motive.

Mount Wilson Mame Terry Colorado Mame Wilson Creek Kit Jeff Tubbs Doc Jeff Doc Smith Lena Marie Frank Stevens Frank Stevens Denver Jim Peters Jim Peters Lena Ames Telluride

Snatched Earring Sparks Quick Barter and Plans

A passerby finds a small earring in a store and pockets it while noting clouding skies. He jokes about mixing pleasure with business and plans to try his luck at a red, hinting at a wager or sale as he leaves.

Queues Outside Shops Explain Their Rarity In England

The Montreal Star notes that queues in England are uncommon except near theatres restaurants and pastry shops. Saturdays see lines when popular items like oranges from Spain appear or scarce vegetables return. In the past two years queues formed for cigarettes and chocolate but today tobacco stocks are ample.

England Oswald Dutch Montreal Star Spain North Africa

Greatly Changed Russia From Past to Present

The Montreal Star notes Churchill's statement that Soviet Russia has undergone profound changes. It highlights removal of Trotskyite Communism, stronger Russian state power, broader state perspectives, and a rebirth of religious life, suggesting modern Russia differs greatly from 25 years ago.

Russia Churchill Soviet Russia Montreal Star

Freckled lad jokes about iron constitution at swim

A young boy taunted for freckles responds with humor saying the spots come from rusting iron as he and friends swim daily. The remark reveals a lighthearted attitude and quick wit in a rural or small-town setting.

Engines On Canadian Rails Reach 16000 Miles In 30 Days

Rail officials estimate some locomotives in service across Canada accumulate about 16000 miles in a month, reflecting high utilization and busy schedules on major corridors. The figure underscores intensive freight and passenger operations.

Evacuated Children in Canada May Enter War Work

Miss Marjorie Maxse chair of the Children's Overseas Reception Board says evacuated children in Canada should stay until eligible for military service or national work. She toured Canada and praised the physical condition and spirit of the children. About 8.5 percent joined Canadian forces and a hundred returned to the United Kingdom. A student expressed preference for the Canadian Navy over returning home. Ottawa Journal.

Canada Children’s Overseas Reception Board Marjorie Maxse Women's Voluntary Services Ottawa Maxse C.O.R.E United Kingdom Maxie Navy Ottawa Journal

Air cargo reshapes postwar meals and perishables

The New York Times notes aviation will influence the dinner table after the war. Air shipments of perishable farm products and fruits from distant lands may begin, though rail and sea transport will remain for bulk goods.

New York Times

Worker study reply reveals precise wartime job title

A mother asks about her daughter's defense work in Washington. The daughter answers with a long, formal title describing her role in the War Manpower Commission as part of the data-analysis group within the aptitude-test sub-unit of the worker analysis section and division of occupational analysis and manning tables. The report also notes a chimney swift’s daily activity.

Washington Division of Occupational Analysis Bureau of Labor Utilization War Manpower Commission

Western Canadians Serving With Canadian Army In Italy

Western Canadians in Italy are shown serving with the Royal Canadian Army. Top photo features Tpr. Donald Lake of Asquith, Sask, handing chow to Cpl. Pat Golden of Provost, Alta from a tank crew’s dug hollow in Italian ground. Lower photos include Pte. C. H. Cochrane Reston Man Pte. J. Wall Rush Lake Sask Pte. G. Nisbet Conquest Sask Pte. W. H. Ashdown Meath Park Sask Pte. W. F. Shields Pathlow Sask and Pte. P. Doniak Edmonton with Pte. R. Barton Kelliher Sask. All serving in Italy.

Italy Tpr Donald Lake Asquith Sask Pat” Golden Provost Alta Royal Canadian Army Service Corps C. H. Cochrane Reston Man J. Wall Rush Lake G. Nisbet Conquest W. H. Ashdown Meath Park W. F. Shields Pathlow P. Doniak Edmonton Pte R. Barton Kelliher, Sask

Exceptional Work British Women Take Over The Hottest Job

A detachment of British women completes a year in the retort house of a fuel gas factory. They work 42 hours a week in roaring furnaces, feeding coal to burn off gas in low oxygen, with three shifts including nights. Health suffers but soap, tea allowances, extra time off, and first class medical care accompany their duties.

England Britain

Loyalty to Empire and Canada Intertwined

The Orillia Packet-Times argues that commitment to Britain and its ideas enhances service to Canada. It asserts imperial loyalty requires accepting responsibilities and sacrifices as part of Canadian citizenship, stressing loyalty to the Empire remains essential to Canada’s interests.

Canada Orillia Packet-Times

Water Cress Salad Lunch With Stuffed Eggs

A 4 serving menu features a water cress salad lunch with four stuffed egg halves, tomato quarters, cabbage water cress mix, and crackers. It includes eggs mayonnaise salt paprika water cress and French dressing as core ingredients.

North Bay merchant acquires four Royal Lofts homing pigeons

Harry Mulligan, a prominent North Bay merchant, has become the owner of four homing pigeons from the Royal Lofts at Sandringham England. After arrangements with the manager of the King's pigeon establishment the birds were shipped by boat and mail from England.

Harry Mulligan North Bay Royal Lofts Sandringham England King’s Pigeon Establishment

Miles Apart Siberia and Alaska Closer Than Thought

A fragment notes that Siberia and Alaska lie within a short distance, mentioning a surprising proximity between the two vast regions. The text hints at geography and distance without full details.

Feed For Horses Dominion Experimental Station In Quebec Using Rolled Oats

Farmers can save grain by using theNormandin Quebec Dominion Experimental Station method which rolls oats with a small 180 pound oat roller driven by a 0.75 horsepower motor. The setup includes a ceiling shelf bolted roller a 4 inch grain pipe to the hopper and a direct feed tube to the truck enabling a worker to start the crusher and attend to other chores.

Dominion Experimental Station Normandin Quebec

Pattern 4736 for dresses and hat in multiple sizes

Anne Adams Pattern 4736 offers a reed slim waist design with back flounce hat. Available sizes 11 13 15 and 17. size 13 dress uses 3 yards 39 inch fabric and hat uses 1/2 yard. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg with name address and style number. Delayed mail may affect delivery.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Artist seeks Vermont home with a good view

An artist discusses buying with a Vermont farmer. The artist demands a good view while the farmer notes the view from the front porch shows Ed Snow’s barn and then only mountains beyond.

Taconic Hills Vermont

Churchill Says Moscow Rules Finest Salutes Drive War Spirit

Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament that Moscow displays the world’s finest salutes and that such ceremony strengthens armies for the war’s hard tests. He rejected the idea that off duty soldiers must salute only when on duty.

Churchill House of Commons Moscow

Cactus Proves Difficult to Cultivate Beyond Harsh Habitat

While thriving in its natural arid home cactus remains one of the hardest plants to grow for people. Experts note its specialized needs and slow growth challenge hobbyists and collectors alike.

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