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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
5
The article notes smallpox historic lethality and disfigurement, with vaccination as the protective measure. It cites the Canadian Medical Association warning that post war travel increases spread into usually free areas and urges renewed vaccination and revaccination campaigns.
St Cross in Winchester England run by the Order of Noble Poverty celebrates its 500th anniversary. The item notes a historic milestone for the hospital and its charitable work.
The Journal decries stock tip sheets and their writers as largely uninformed and warns investors to deal with established exchanges or the Investment Dealers Association. It recommends reliable financial publications and the Better Business Bureau slogan Invest Before You Invest.
The Windsor Star notes that many movements begin with mystifying terms yet later theories clarify them. The current surge around existentialism defies easy understanding. After an exhaustive explanation, the concept becomes even more puzzling to a lay reader.
A scrambled crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries. Readable terms include Bivouacs elude Meadow Fear and other fragments, plus hints such as Breakfast food While Cleansing Device and Groups of three. The text preserves several partial entries and stray letters.
H A Winne of General Electric, in charge of a $350 million plutonium project, says atomic energy could unlock vast northern Canadian resources by powering remote areas. He notes atomic plants would supplement hydro coal and oil, not replace them, and could enable mining in farther northern regions.
The London News Chronicle from Liverpool reports Britain is near launching a semi jet propelled ship next year, promising the greatest ocean transport change since the shift from sail to steam. The jet engine aims for 6 000 horsepower and cargo space gains by eliminating boiler rooms as the race continues against Norway Switzerland and the United States which is building small jet naval vessels.
Ottawa reports that Canada will provide low income accommodation in national parks once home construction demand is met. Roy A. Gibson, head of lands parks and forests, says the department plans to build tourist facilities but priority goes to soldier housing.
Britain plans to use H.M.S. Vanguard for a royal tour of Africa next February. Capetown will be a key stop as the newest capital ship accommodates the royal entourage and officers, with ample quarters for a commander-in-chief and staff.
Twenty Canadian beaver with fresh poplar saplings were flown from Montreal to New York as the first leg of a long flight toward Argentina. They head for an as yet undetermined site about 1000 miles south of Buenos Aires where the government plans to stock them. Thomas Lamb of Moose Lake Saskatchewan accompanies the shipment and will stay months in Argentina seeking suitable muskrat and beaver country.
Production of a new type penicillin, pure and potent, can be stored dry for three years without refrigeration. The form, developed after two years work, will be known as white crystalline penicillin.
Dr Gordon Bates general director of the Health League of Canada urged Toronto Kiwanis members and service clubs to combat disease and distress themselves rather than rely on the government, emphasizing active community efforts.
Sir John Anderson delivered a civic luncheon tribute in Toronto asserting Canada reached full nationhood through wartime effort. He credited Canada with aiding Britain, sustaining morale, and supplying men money and materials during the darkest hours of the conflict.
The craft of shaping stones was barely developed before the middle centuries, with limited techniques and tools shaping early work. The period shows slow progress in precision and finish compared to later eras.
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