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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

3

Canadian Wrens Sent On Loan To Royal Navy In New York

Canadian Wrens assigned for duty in New York on loan to the Royal Navy enjoy their first days in the city. They toured Broadway Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue, visited Harlem and the U.S.O. club, then settled into small apartments before reporting for duty at Headquarters. The new arrangement places Canadian servicewomen in RN roles with Paywriters and Supply Attendants aiding ships on this side of the Atlantic.

New York Royal Navy New York City Broadway Rockefeller Centre Fifth Avenue Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Staten Island United Nations Harlem U.S.O 65Th Street United Kingdom United States Canada Women's Military Services Club R.N Atlantic

Fight Inflation by Edna Jaques in wartime Canada

A 1941 essay traces rising prices during the fall of 1941 and credits Canadian women for maintaining price ceilings. It warns that a sustained inflation would erode wartime value, urging every Canadian to keep the cost of living steady across food, clothing, and farm goods.

Edna Jaques Canada

Notorious Tichborne Case Recalls Bella Sinking Mystery

Decades after the Bella vanished in a Rio de Janeiro storm with Roger Tichborne aboard, the sensational Tichborne Case split England. Arthur Orton, posing as the heir, was tried in London for perjury, found guilty, and sentenced to 14 years, later shortened, with his death in Marylebone.

Bella Rio de Janeiro Valparaiso Tichborne England Roger Charles Tichborne Kate Doughety Tichborne Park Wanderer Wagga Wagga Queensland Australia Arthur Orton Orton Edward Kenealy Kenealy Arthur Marylebone R. M. Harrison Windsor Star

Telegram sent to 94000 railway workers for Victory Loan

A telegram from R C Vaughan of Canadian National Railways was sent to all National System employees in Canada urging full cooperation to ensure the Sixth Victory Loan's success. The message flowed coast to coast via teleprinters as workers aim to top the Fifth Loan's record of 8,599,600 dollars.

Canadian National Telegraphs Montreal R. C. Vaughan Canadian National Railways National Canada Victory National System

Poisonous Weeds In Feed Souring Livestock Health

The National Weed Committee reports that complaints by livestock men about animal health from feeding stuffs often stem from poisonous weed seeds in seeds and seed mixes. Bitter or disagreeable tasting seeds trigger refusals and health issues. Main offenders include wild mustard black mustard worm seed mustard penny cress tumbling mustard purple cockle and false flax with darnel cow cockle blue burr hare s ear mustard wild radish and ergotized grains also problematic.

National Weed Committee

Test of a Parcel for Overseas Mail

The Canadian Postal Corps notes a practical test for mail to soldiers overseas by standing on the parcel. If it bears an average person’s weight, it should withstand the load of mail bags in transit.

Canadian Postal Corps

Noon-day meals in Britain factories and warm milk sleep link

About 3.5 million Britons, a quarter of the working population, eat midday meals in industrial canteens. Scientists report that drinking warm milk induces sleep.

Great Britain

Spring Fever Remedies From The Salad Bowl

Nutritionists urge fresh vegetables as a spring tonic noting stored produce loses vitamins. Ottawa Nutrition Services promotes vitamin rich salads of leaf lettuce radishes turnips carrots and dandelion leaves to brighten cheeks eyes and steps. The piece recalls old bloodletting practices once used in spring.

Ottawa

Reconstruction Panel Recommends 100k Farm Homes Plan

The Committee on Reconstruction proposes a BUILDING program to provide Canadian farmers and farm laborers with about 9,400 new houses annually for twenty years. The estimated total cost is $282,006,000, per the Report on Housing and Community Planning.

Committee On Reconstruction

Belgian Farming Under Nazi Control Seeks Massive Housing Plan

A report details Nazi measures in occupied Belgium to ration and track farm output. It calls for 188000 new farm houses over twenty years, plus a rural housing division and subsidies, loans, and government aid to modernize farms and support laborers.

Windsor Castle Keeper Mrs Amelia Rawlings dies

Mrs Amelia Rawlings longtime Windsor house keeper and close friend of Queen Mary has died at Adelaide Cottage in the castle grounds. She served 27 years managing royal domestic affairs and bought vast quantities of blackout curtains for Windsor Castle. She retired in November 1939 and lived on the castle grounds since.

Windsor Castle Amelia Rawlings Rawlings Windsor Queen Mary Adelaide Cottage Castle

Red tape origin tied to tedious official procedure

Historical note explains that governments bound documents with red tape making procedures slow. The phrase red tape became a symbol for bureaucratic delays in official work.

Sweetheart Pinafore Pattern Offer From Winnipeg

Embroidered pinafore pattern 7006 shown as year round wear for school or sun suit. Contains transfer embroidery design and pieces in sizes 2 4 6 with directions. Send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man. Include name and address. Delivery may be delayed by mail.

Household Arts Departement Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man

Wonders Of Nature Insights From The London Free Press

A fragmentary note in the London Free Press describes nature marvels. It mentions gulls over the ocean in all weather, fur bearing animals sensing winter, caterpillars turning into butterflies, trees moving sap long distances, hummingbirds crossing the Gulf, butterfly communication through solids, mayflies' short lifespans, and turtles living up to two centuries.

Gulf of Mexico London Free Press

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Vaughan Beatrice Tilley Overseas Parcels Committee On Belgium National Housing Administration Department of Agriculture RCAF Trenton Ont Germany Stevenson Field Nell Ross Vancouver Mary Gordon Toronto Louise LeClair North Rustica P.el Betty Dowler Pidgeon Lake Alta Dorothy Winter Regina Patricia Annand Truro N.S Alma Lauer Rosthern Sask Alice Brooks
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