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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1948

Page

4

Gets its Man Prestige Of RCMP Regarded As Highest Of Police Forces

The RCMP is depicted as the world’s premier police force with a large, mobile structure across Canada. It details functions in the North West Territories, aviation, marine sections, divisions, depots, and labs, plus entry standards, training, pay scales, and terms of service for constables and sergeants.

R.C.M.P Stanley G Matthews Montreal Daily Star Canadian Mounted Police North West Mounted Police Canacas Northland RCMP Canada Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Regina Rockcliffe Ottawa North West Territories British Columbia Ontario Quebec Great Lakes Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman Mounted Policeman Dominion

Short Cut to a Bright Garden With Little Effort

A reader describes easy low maintenance planting using annuals like cosmos marigolds zinnias petunias portulaca nicotine alyssum and started plants for quick bloom. It recommends spacing tall flowers two feet apart and compact species six to twelve inches, plus space saving veggie choices for small plots and wet weather watering tips.

Canada

Churchill a school poor student says Marquess

In Redcar Yorkshire the Marquess of Zetland told Sir William Turner School pupils that Churchill showed greatness despite poor school performance. He recalled Churchill as an Army class student with little scholarly prize success who later led Britain to victory and rose in literature and politics.

Redcar Yorkshire England Marquess of Zetland Sir William Turner Churchill Winston Churchill

Summer Fashion Outlook Shifts Toward White in 1920s Style

Forecasts praise white looks for summer trends with white fabrics and straw bags. Shoes complement the bright palette, while light, cool bags dominate. Care tips warn against stretching knitwear when air drying, noting that fine sweaters may not recover shape after washing.

Heart disease now the leading cause of death for all ages

Dr Walter Modell and Dr More state heart disease remains the top killer in children and adults as life expectancy rises. Advances include surgery for congenital defects, improved diagnosis with X ray fluoroscopy and ECG, penicillin cures for endocarditis, and effective treatments for heart failure and high blood pressure.

Walter Modell Hyrgeia Mocell Cilldren Mcneil M Dell

Western senior softball aims for Dominion final after Winnipeg win

The Western men's senior softball championship set for Winnipeg plans that the winner advance to a first Dominion final in the east. Saskatchewan tennis receives Canadalawn Tennis Association support at Regina conference. British bowling tours to Canada canceled due to Bank of England dollar restriction. Edmonton Flyers rely on home town hockey roots with ten of thirteen first stringers from Edmonton. Boissevain juniors beat Brandon A champs 7-4. Brandon defeats Regina Pats in interprovincial series. Case High coach warns about bat injuries after a flying bat hits him. Fort Garry heads a large Winnipeg stable training for the prairie racing season at Victoria Park Calgary. Olympic torch relay to London covers 3015 miles in 14 days, ending July 29 at Wembley Stadium.

Fort Garry Western Canada Winnipeg Victoria Park Calgary Star London Olympia Wembley Stadium Cmdr William Collins

Speed Record in House Painting in Memphis

A two story house was painted in five minutes 40 seconds, a claim labeled a new world’s record by 125 painters during Memphis cleanup week. About 3,500 spectators and a band cheered as they finished after a normal 57 man hours of work.

Memphis Tenn

Elephant foot girth relates to height in ancient estimate

A historical note states the distance around an elephant’s foot is about half its height, reflecting early methods of gauging animal size and proportion.

Wrong Method for Getting Publicity

A woman storms a newspaper office to learn why coverage of her party never appeared. She recounts hiring the paper boy, showing him decorations, offering refreshments, and being told it would be in the paper, which never happened.

Plan for New Health Stations for Indians in Northwest

Ottawa reports plans to build four nursing stations at Coppermine Fort McPherson Good Hope and Fort Norman this year to extend Indian health services. Each station will be run by a nurse with limited beds for emergencies and serve as a clinic center with X ray surveys and health education. A mobile X ray unit is in use for the Mackenzie river area and tuberculosis surveys are underway.

Ottawa Northwest Territories Coppermine Fort McPherson Good Hope Fort Norman W. L. Falconer Indian Health Services Department of National Health and Welfare Northwest Territories Council Mackenzie River Falconer Yellowknife

Aircraft repair shops in the United States number between seven and eight thousand

A survey estimates the nation hosts about 7000 to 8000 shops dedicated to aircraft maintenance and repair. The figure reflects widespread service capacity across the civilian and military sectors, with regional distribution varying by demand and fleet size.

United States

Eggs for 34 Years Hit London From Canada Gift Flight

A London report says enough eggs to feed a family of four for 34 years arrived at the airport in a gift air shipment from Canada. The planeload also carried 23 years of rationed beef, 18 years of bacon, plus 20 pounds of turkey and chicken legs for friends and relatives in the United Kingdom.

London Canada United Kingdom

Funeral Services Announced For Thursday Afternoon

Recipe fragment and notice indicate a funeral service scheduled for Thursday at 2 o clock. The passage also presents a blended sugar and flour mixture, eggs milk and other ingredients, suggesting a dessert preparation in a double boiler to be served chilled.

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