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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 11, 1943

Page

3

Postwar opportunities praised by Bank of Montreal head

George W. Spinney, president of Bank of Montreal, told Investment Bankers Association of America the postwar UN task is to rebuild a world of trust and opportunity. He warned against cash-overs, urged confidence in currency, and said high productivity, not rising prices, is the key to postwar prosperity and debt.

New York George W. Spinney Bank of Montreal United Nations Investment Bankers Association of America Spinney

Canadians to get more home news for troops in Italy

The Eighth Army paper will publish 500 daily CP items for Canadians in Italy, expanding from a weekly budget since September. CP items, read in the absence of The Canadian Press News, London, now aim to reach troops more effectively. The army investigates faster shipping to boost morale with full Canadian content.

Ottawa Italy Eighth Army Canadian Press London

Courtesy Rewarded in London Will Case

Stanley Ernest Hepworth, a retired cloth manufacturer who died last April, left his shop girl Mrs Alli Earnshaw the equivalent of 90 000 dollars as a token of gratitude. The girl was then 21 and the daughter of the shop-owner who ran the electrical store. Probate of the will has recently been disclosed.

London Stanley Ernest Hepworth Alli Earnshaw

Lafayette leaves New York after fire and salvage

The USS Lafay ette, once the Normandie, has lifted anchor and departed for an undetermined destination. The liner was raised from the Hudson river after tipping on its side during the February 1942 disaster.

New York Lafayette Hudson River

Berlin declares emergency in Germany cities

Reuters reports, quoted by Svenska Dagbladet from Malmoe, that Berlin and 40 other German cities have been placed under a state of emergency. Travellers arriving from Germany confirmed the report.

London Reuters News Agency Malmoe Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Berlin Germany

Critical Battle Against Inflation Under Way Says Canadian Finance Minister

Ottawa reports Finance Minister Lisley calls the battle to hold the price ceiling amid inflation the most critical in the war. He notes rising wage costs and a higher cost of living bonus, warning that relaxed controls could threaten price stability and urging government decisions soon.

Ottawa Lisley Ilsley Mr. Ilsley Canada

Healthy troops Montreal claims Canada not pure “C” category

Brig. J. C. Meakins deputy director-general of medical services argues in the Canadian Medical Journal that Canada is not a C category nation. He says the Adonis ideal of manhood is outdated and highlights that Canadian army physical standards were among the highest in the world.

Montreal J. C. Meakins Canadian Medical Journal Canada Meakins

Edmonton students outgrow desks as board buys larger units

School officials report students in Edmonton are growing taller and broader, especially in intermediate grades, making current desks too small. The school board approved buying 50 large movable desks at about $12 each to address the issue.

Edmonton R. S. Sheppard

Ciano On Spot Captured By Germans Taken To Mussolini

Bern Swiss dispatch says Count Galeazzo Ciano former Italian foreign minister was seized by Germans in disguise and brought before Mussolini in a stormy scene with his father in law. Ciano who favored ousting Mussolini may face treason trial in Verona under the Fascist puppet government.

Azzo Ciano Mussolini Geneva la Suisse Ciano Italy Verona

Canadian Troops Praised by Germans For Mountain Fighting

German radio and a war reporter lauded Canadian troops in Italy calling them well trained for mountain combat and especially clever in using terrain. The reports say Canadians are tougher than British or American forces.

London Italy

Empire Council Talk In London Sparks Imperial Reform Debate

In the House of Lords Viscount Cranborne defended the wartime consultation system among the dominions, rejecting claims Britain controls the empire. He noted soundings for a dominion prime ministers meeting and discussed Curtis Curtin’s proposal for a permanent empire council with Ottawa as a potential seat. Swiss-style reform proposals were urged by multiple peers.

London Viscount Cranborne Dominions House of Lords Lord Cranborne Lord Elibank John Curtin Australia Empire Council Peter Fraser New Zealand Curtin Ottawa Canada Empire United States Council Britain Viscount Bennett Lord Bennett League of Nations Lord Lang Canterbury

Ottawa Act Aims New Credit System For Prairie Farmers

Federal authorities forecast an early proclamation of the Farmers' Creditors Arrangement Act amendment. Prairie attorneys-general Maynard Estey and McLenaghan met Finance Minister Isley to set up the new administration where courts, not boards of review, will handle debt arrangements between farmers and creditors.

Ottawa Finance Department Lucien Maynard Alberta J. W. Estey Saskatchewan J. O. McLenaghan Manitoba Isley

Western Canada Will Benefit By Research Work

The prairie regional committee of the National Research Council reviews industrial uses for agricultural products. Highlights include butylene glycol from wheat for plastics and antifreeze, milkweed for resin and fiber, dehydration methods, and postwar research expansion to expand nonfood uses while solving manpower limits.

Saskatoon Ottawa Prairie National Research Council Canada Departments of Agriculture National Research Laboratories

Canada Town Italy a rest centre for Canadian troops

Canada Town in an Italian mountain city is rebuilt as a Canadian rest centre with renamed streets, theatres, and an Aldershot Officers club for officers. The Beaver club hosts a hostel for ranks, and a large square serves as the social hub as shell fire looms nearby.

Canada Town Italy Canada Aldershot Piccadilly Circus Portage Avenue Doug Burke Swift Current Sask Beaver Club R. O. Wilkes Winnipeg Royal Canadian Regiment Bruce Ahlstrom Livelong Sesk

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