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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

2

Housing Crisis Dominates Postwar Canada and Britain

The article outlines Canada facing a severe postwar housing shortage with 50 000 dwellings projected after VE Day and a need for a larger program to supply homes and repair work amid wartime material limits. It contrasts Britain where destruction from bombing left about two million houses damaged or destroyed and a massive reconstruction, planning, and town development effort underway to rebuild housing.

Canada J. L. Isley Great Britain London Britain

Provides Work For Veterans In British Rebuilding Plan

The British Government advances planned reconstruction to improve living conditions and create communities. By next June about eleven hundred and twenty thousand workers will be employed in building and civil engineering. The program includes pre fabricated homes, building research, and training ex service men for construction work. Canada may watch progress with interest.

Labour and National Service Mr. Isaacs Britain Canada

Boy misidentifies Drake as Donald Duck's father

An Adelaide school pupil raised his hand when asked who Sir Francis Drake was and replied that Drake is Donald Duck's father. The moment highlights a humorous gap in historical knowledge among young students in Australia.

Adelaide Australia Sir Francis Drake Donald Duck Jimmy

Morale Shocker Bassillion Memoir Lapse at Hastings Pay

A joke note from the War Office recounts a promoted lieutenant who, after an April 1 1941 entry error, claimed allowances dating to 1041. The paymaster credits £39,999, joking the survivor of Hastings bears £40,000 debt. The official notes a moral: you can't beat the book.

London Gazette Hastings War Office

Floating Mulberry Harbor Unique D Day Structure

The Mulberry harbor system freed Europe after being built in seven months by 100000 workers. Telescopic roadways stretch 80 feet and adapt to the Channel tide. The prefabricated Allied harbor used 23 pier heads, each 200 feet long and around 1000 tons in weight.

Europe Mulberry

Price Control And Rationing Information Q and A

Questions cover ration books for servicemen on pre demobilization leave and 30 day home periods. Answers explain eligibility for permanent ration books, how to apply, and the need to register with local ration boards. Also details on dress restrictions lifting and meat coupon usage for farmers slaughtering for home use. Guidance on obtaining car price ceilings and how to request pamphlets.

Wartime Prices and Trade Board

Red Cross Shipments Aid Worldwide in 1945 Nine Months

The Canadian Red Cross shipped 578082 relief cases to twenty one countries in the first nine months of 1945. About 230 ships carried the goods, only 12 fewer than the total for 1944.

Canadian Red Cross

Puzzle Across and Down Clues From The Crossword Page

A dense puzzle list with numerous numbered clues spans themes from weathered metal to ancient weapons and Greek letters. Readers track cross references such as to soak to 1 across and to seize to 48 across while filling for earth and Hail.

Indians In Canada Population Upward Says Minister

J A Glen the Minister in charge of Indian Affairs reports Canada’s Indian population at 125,666 and rising by about 1,500 yearly. Provinces show Manitoba 15,933 Saskatchewan 14,158 Alberta 12,441. BC 25,515 Ontario 32,421 Quebec 15,194 New Brunswick 2,074 Nova Scotia 2,364 Prince Edward Island 266 Yukon 1,531 Northwest Territories 3,816. About 7,658 Indians are over 65 with 5,000 over 70. Indians own 5.5 million acres. cultivation was 189,829 acres in 1944. The department also leases 35 million acres from provinces for beaver reserves and muskrat propagation.

Canada Fion J. A. Glen Prairie Provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Yukon Northwest Territories Glen Indian Department

Doll Wardrobe Pattern 4604 For Christmas Dolls

Dress a doll from coat to petticoat with pattern 4604 for sizes 14 to 24 inches. Send 20 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man to order.

Anne Adams Winnipeg McDermot Ave Man

Smiling Snippets and Libel Woes in a Quirky Panel

A collage of humorous lines and vignettes shows sailors, editors, and families trading quips. An editor frets over a libel suit tied to a deceased's obituary. Jokes range from seats to onions, a monkey likeness, and domestic squabbles.

Old Brown

Despicable Use of Children in Crime

Fort William Times Journal condemns the deliberate use of children in crime. The piece argues the real wrong is corrupting youths minds to view crime as tolerable, warning such manipulations create lifelong offenders and urging law to punish the guilty and shield the vulnerable.

Fort William

Battle flags gifted to St Giles cathedral

A battle-worn white ensign from HMS War Spite that flew at the mainmast during the Battle of Matapan, and the red ensign from Queen Elizabeth wartime voyages, have been presented to St Giles cathedral for preservation.

HMS. Warspite Matapan St. Giles Cathedral

Hem-Roid Piles Cure Promised With Refund Offer

A Canada wide promotion advertises Hem-Roid as an internal home remedy for sore and itching piles. Purchasers are promised quick relief, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and urged to buy a 4& bottle from a druggist.

Canada

Back Aches Linked to Kidney Action and Toxins

Medical note suggests backache arises from lazy kidney function causing acids and poisons to build up in the system. It states that kidney disorder leads to excess acids and poisonous substances, which then result in rheumatic pain and discomfort.

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