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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
6
The Halifax Herald reports a British magazine recounting the royal visit of King and Queen to Glasgow. At a Merchant Navy hostel, stoker Hugh McCutcheon refused to answer when asked when he would sail again, saying it would be careless talk. The exchange ended in a royal handshake and a warm smile.
Flight Lieutenant George Bearting of Verdun was grounded for lying over the aerodrome in his trainer plane. More than 5,000 pounds of Manitobe honey were sent to Great Britain for civilian use. Swedish consul Jaenson says over a quarter of the merchant fleet lost due to the war. The film Desert Victory drew 70,000 viewers in Moscow in two days. German rationing grows complex as a family of four may hold 50 to 100 cards. Malta’s briar pipe industry continues through air raids. Eskimos trapping families face income tax with aid from mounted police. Radio-telephone tests enable better crew conversations in Britain. A memorial gate to Netherlanders killed escaping to Britain will be unveiled in London.
Home Service Dept. advertises a 32 page booklet explaining dream symbols through psychoanalytic ideas. It describes the subconscious as a hidden self with urges and fears revealed in dreams such as trains and attractions, offering the booklet for 15 cents with name address and booklet title sent to Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
Readings from Exodus Leviticus Luke and Matthew explain honesty in wages, fair dealing, and repayment. The lesson centers on Zacchaeus the tax collector turning honest after Jesus visits Jericho and condemns temple money changers as greedily dishonest.
Refugees report that Nazis have mined all major buildings in Rome and plan to leave only the memory of the city. German sappers are said to have mined ministries, bridges, hotels, and the aqueduct. The broadcast, monitored by U.S. authorities, cites vast underground water estimates.
In the 1916 naval engagement at Jutland the opposing fleets combined to about 252 ships. The count reflects the scale of the greatest clash of the era with German and British forces.
The St Catharines Standard notes the King's Bench review of an 11 year old boy's seven year reform school sentence in Hereford. Two female magistrates faced excoriation by the Justices for alleged due process failures amid wartime. The piece defends civil rights.
Weston Shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway formalized a 133 600 victory loan subscription from 1 709 employees, rising over the fourth loan. Apprentices numbering 176 have enlisted across navy army and air force, with 94 Weston trained engineers serving on ships, 59 in air force roles, and two missing in action.
More than 25,000 names appear on war criminal books in London identifying quislings and occupational offenders. The first parlors were rooms in monasteries used for conversation with people outside.
A lieutenant at an AAF navigation school discovers a daily morning call from the post fire department asking the time. The secretary, unaware of the caller, learns they use the clock to set the noon siren. The lieutenant then tests whether their clock is accurate by the siren.
Crowds gathered as drums and pipes sounded through Barce Scotland but were astonished to see a newly formed Senoussi Arab band march past instead of a Scottish regiment.
The eohippus or four toed horse represents the earliest known ancestor of the horse. In English, the letters E T and A are among the most used. Borneo has no railroads and few roads.
Crossword puzzle clues listed in horizontal and vertical sections. Readable entries include Crone Cicatrix and God of love among others. Complete grid likely balances word lengths with thematic term endings and cross checks.
The Saint John Telegraph Journal notes that minds turn to cities in enemy hands and asks how Paris and other French towns will fare after German withdrawal. It warns that the spirit of Vandals, Goths and Huns remains in those people as Rome has known in history.
The article notes cotton grown on Russian experimental farms appears in natural colors such as black red and green highlighting a study on pigmentation and agricultural innovation.
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