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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 15, 1945

Page

2

Prosperity For Agriculture in Western Canada

The people of Western Canada have long shown optimism about the Prairies despite drought, rust, frost, insects and economic pressures. Farmers solved many problems themselves or with scientists and economists. Improvements include rust and frost resistant wheats, new insecticides and fertilizers, plus farmer organizations working to boost prices and conditions.

Western Anaba Canada Prairies Dominion Breton Woods

Increase In Farm Income Amid Shifting Canadian Agriculture

A Canadian survey notes farmers now own more property, better cash position, and fewer debts, with farm prices up 60 percent and production up 50 percent since 1939. Income nearly doubles pre 1939 levels, reflecting prosperity from 1926 to 1929 and postwar plans for market and trade improvements.

Carrada Tim

Sea Going Movies On North Atlantic Naval Film Service

The Royal Canadian Naval Film Society rents 16 mm films to 175 ships for use on mess decks at sea. Navymen pay five cents per rental, totaling about four dollars for a minesweeper and ten dollars for a destroyer, covered by the ship canteen fund.

North Atlantic Royal Canadian Navy Halifax Royal Canadian Naval Film Society Naval Service

Napoleon misfired in early Australia landings

Napoleon sent troops to seize part of Australia and named the colony Terre Napoleon. While the French commander, an amateur naturalist, hunted butterflies inland, the British arrived and captured the entire garrison.

Napoleon Australia Terre

Magnificent Russian Gift Albums Mark Soviet Victory

At an Anglo Russian gathering in London on the second anniversary of Stalingrad, gifts from the City Council of Stalingrad were presented to British craftsmen who made the Sword of Honor. The albums show life in Stalingrad, messages to Churchill and Roosevelt, and a sword presentation record.

Stalingrad London Sobolex Marshal Stalin Churchill Roosevelt R. M. Y. Greadowe London Times

Canada Walk Named to Honor War Ties in Holborn

London County Council Holborn Borough propose naming the north side of Lincoln's Inn Fields 45 Canada Walk to honor cordial wartime relations between the Royal Canadian Air Force and Holborn citizens. A maple tree planted on that site by the Ottawa mayor was presented as a symbol.

London County Council Holborn Borough L.C.C Lincoln's Inn Fields Canada Royal Canadian Air Force Holborn Lincoln’s Inn Fields Ottawa Ontario Holborne Alfred Wilfred E. Mullen

Many Big Wars Across Ages and Nations

A brief tally shows France involved in 185 big wars since 500 B.C. Britain faces 176, Russia 151, and Austria 131. The fragment notes a numeric pattern totaling 2611 across eras, hinting at large global conflict history.

B.C France Britain Russia Austria

New Canadian Telegraph Drill Cuts Pole Digging Time

A revolutionary telegraph pole and fence post drill, mounted on a D-2 Caterpillar tractor, digs seven foot holes up to 24 inches wide in under three minutes. Used by CN Telegraphs in the western region, it saves hours versus hand digging, even through frost, at Lundar near Winnipeg with plans to expand.

Canada Canadian National Telegraphs A. P. Linnell Western C.N. Telegraphs United States CN Telegraph GN. Telegraphs Lundar Winnipeg Linnell

Has A Variety Hats Made All The Difference In The World

The Hamilton Spectator notes Mr. Churchill sports a range of hats from caracal pillbox to silk toppers. The piece highlights how each style signals a distinct persona from Slavonic touches to English squire tradition and American flair. It claims hats influence perception as much as personality.

Churchill Homburg Dodge City Hamilton Spectator

Mrs Churchill Accepts Soviet Invitation to Visit Russia

Mrs Winston Churchill has accepted an invitation from the Soviet government and Red Cross and Red Crescent societies of the U S S R to visit Russia, planned for early spring. It will be her first trip to Russia. She started the Red Cross Aid To Russia fund, which by year end had raised about 27 million dollars and shipped about 15 900 tons of medical supplies to the USSR.

Winston Churchill Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies U.S.S.R Russia Churchill Red Cross Aid Ussr

Price Control And Rationing Information

Q and A on Wartime Prices and Trade Board rules cover board rates for landladies, cuff allowances on men's trousers but not on ladies' slacks, serving sugar with tea or coffee in public eateries, and exemption of seeds and plants from board regulations. Readers are urged to request pamphlets and blue books from provincial offices.

Wartime Prices and Trade Board Wartime Prices and Trade Board For Adjustment Prices and Trade Board Consumers’ News

Spectroscope links Japanese war scrap to U S troops

A Battelle Memorial Institute study for the U S Army Navy Ordnance and OSRD reports that metallurgists using a spectroscope detect trace metals in U S scrap sold to Japan before the war. The data indicate residuals from that scrap appear in munitions used against the United States.

United States Japan U.S Battelle Memorial Institute U.S. Army Navy Ordnance Departments Office of Scientific Research and Development

Domestic life dreams drive CWAC sergeant's postwar plans

Sgt Barbara Leonard of Ogema Saskatchewan is among early CWAC members who plan for life after service. She studies cooking and sewing at night school while her husband serves overseas. The piece also notes CWAC graduates in 194? and several Winnipeg and Saskatchewan members, with wedding scenes and training remarks.

Barbara Leonard Ogema Sask Barbara CWAC Saskatchewan Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Western Front

Allies Admit 46 Nations to World Security Conference

On the eve of March 1, 46 Allied countries had paid the price of admission by declaring war against Germany or Japan. Neutral states included Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Portugal and Argentina, while Finland Hungary Italy Bulgaria and Romania stood between axis and ally in varying repentance.

San Francisco Germany Japan Switzerland Sweden Spain Portugal Argentina Finland Hungary Italy Bulgaria Romania

Notable Civilians in HMS Lochinvar RNV Officers Training

Civilian members training on a single HMS Lochinvar course included Local Government clerk, surveyor's assistant, chemist, shop manager, school master, chartered accountant, printer, bank cashier, glove salesman, Metropolitan Police inspector, fur-buyer, display artist, fiction writer, architect, cabinet-maker, and an Australian sheep-farmer. Ether discovery dates noted. practical use began in 1842 after its 18th century discovery.

HMS Lochinvar R.N.V.R Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Metropolitan Police

Smile Awhile Jokes and Quips Brighten Page

A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from everyday life. Prose vignettes include a millinery secret, a sanitary hog pen under a house, waiter’s missing tip, a teacher asking for a sentence with fascinate, a father with a buttoned waistcoat, nurse and doctor banter, barbershop pratfalls, fashion praise, a twenty birthday gift, a prisoner facing lawyers, officer reports, and a suitor asking if two daughters can be supported.

Also Mentioned on This Page

VICKS Minard Mr. Churchill Red Cross Cwac-Eds Mary Mills Rosalind Sherman Manitoba Gilbert Mills George Sherman Prince Albert Paddockwood Sask C.w.ac Bi T.C Kitchener Ont G. T. Airth Stonewall Man E. M. Hurd Woodmore A. E. Loney Pine Creek J. V. Fox H. M. Smith Swift Current L. M. Anderson White Fox J. L. Hart Landis H. Haubrich Hodgeville FE. H. Thurston Vonda J. M. Fourneir Pincher Creek Alta A. Howden Seebe E. M. Walker Pashley Fern Florence Davidson F. Davidson Tisdale Neil Brown Mount Forest Bordon Hants England M. Durand Regina Ruth Grant Hardwood Lands N.S Loretta Dora Kerschtien Carl Kerschtien Steen Sask Canadian Women's Army Corps Fort Osborne Barracks Brandon Mental Hospital Cpl Edna Kerschtien RCAF W D MacDonald, Man Pte Buttercup Penelope Cwac Ural Mountain World Security Conference Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve Fik Reichswald Forest Kate Mabel Ann Guy Robert Jane A Lee Omfort
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