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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1943
Page
2
The piece argues that postwar conditions will differ from prewar times due to lasting economic and social changes. It notes some nations may improve through upheaval, while others unite across factions to resist common threats, teaching the value of universal understanding and cooperation.
The text stresses mutual aid and tolerance between nations as key to future security both militarily and economically. It notes war clarifies the need for greater social security measures at home and abroad to preserve democratic principles after a hoped for peace.
The piece surveys global social welfare trends noting Beveridge Plan prospects in England, advanced programs in Australia and New Zealand, and Canada’s developing health insurance efforts. It highlights unemployment insurance, old age pensions, mothers allowances, and workmen’s compensation as existing Canadian measures and suggests war could accelerate social gains and cross nation tolerance.
For years Canadians have relied on apples more than other fruit. They store well, come in season year round, and suit raw or cooked uses. Varieties for cooking and eating are listed with seasonal windows. Ways to serve include Waldorf salad and fruit salads, with a contact for more recipes at the Western Division Health League of Canada in Toronto.
Canadian firms publish monthly news letters tracking former employees in the armed forces. The Home Fleet flagship shifts from King George V to the battleship Duke of York. Magellan completed a world circumnavigation in 1093 days in 1519.
A large class of Wireless Air Gunners graduating at Mossbank Saskatchewan includes Canadians from Vancouver Calgary and Regina among others. No. 4 Training Command RCAF Calgary lists Western Canada airmen appointed to commissioned rank in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba with pilots navigators and wireless operators among named individuals. Birthplaces span Holland Australia Ukraine Panama and the United Kingdom.
Farm experts in Salesbury Southern Rhodesia report that experiments at the colony’s agricultural station show milk from soy beans is as good as cow milk. The bean milk can be used fresh, condensed, or to make cheese.
Feature on Canadian service members including Lieut. R L Gordon who recalls Mediterranean battles near Catania and Etna. Notes on DFC and DFM awards for pilots and air crew from Saskatchewan Alberta Ontario and Manitoba. Mentions convalescent homes program and WARC fund. Also covers nursing staff rats as research techs at University of Toronto and a note on boot care practices in the army.
The Southern Rhodesian Air Training Group becomes the empire's first to open a training school and produce trained pilots. The cooperative scheme trains men from the United Kingdom African territories Belgian Congo and other nations. Costs are borne by the United Kingdom and Southern Rhodesia, with a significant wartime contribution.
The article notes St Pauls Cathedral is the fourth church to stand on its present site since Saxon times, reflecting a long history of rebuilding on the same location.
A collection of short quips and mistaken puns from a busy street, including a penny promise, a mice in crackers joke, a cat in a barrel, a pretty baby claim, and sight gags about signs, meals, and woodpiles. Includes a theater critic, a tr
H M Turner vice president Canadian General Electric predicts Western provinces will host larger industries as electrification and transport open vast wilderness areas. He says decentralization will shift prairie labor from the East to Western factories while air routes and roads unlock regional raw materials for Canada and the continent.
The Canadian Women's Army Corps favors feather bob cuts and feather bob perms as their most popular hairstyles. Army fashion notes highlight practical yet stylish looks.
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