Berchtesgaden House of Hitler Reduced to Hollow Ruins
The once grand Hitler residence on the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden lies as a cold shell. Visitors salvage glass from the broken window while Eagles Nest remains a steep ascent, surrounded by signs and ruined interiors. Goering’s house and other Nazi sites also show ruins and salvaged items.
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Esther
Fuehrer
Eva Braun
Eagles’ Nest
Hitler
Kansas
Elegant needlework pattern for linens in old fashioned design
Crochet and embroidery pattern 7441 offers transfer motifs 9 by 19 inches and two 7 by 15 inch shapes with clear charts photos and full directions. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Depart ment Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man to obtain pattern and include name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Banter on Fashion and Food Tricks From abygone Page
A clipped set of tips suggests using bureau drawers for storage against damage from humidity. It notes shawls and stoles can be worn over outfits from suits to evening dresses and hints grandmothers might lend one. Short coats are stylish with hems cut up. A quick banana and peanut butter paste on bread makes a tasty spread.
Smile of the Week WANTS REPAIRS
A humorous dialogue frames a wrecked car scene where a policeman asks about damages and a motorist replies he wants repairs rather than damages. The piece contrasts literal damages with service needs in a light, civic tone.
Monument for Crowfoot Honored by Southern Alberta Society
A cut stone monument was unveiled to honor Crowfoot the famed Blackfoot Chief. The National Parks Service funded the tablet created by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board with Alberta’s M H Long in attendance. The bronze dedication praises Crowfoot as a legendary leader who fostered peace and guided his people through treaty negotiations and resistance in the North West Rebellion.
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Crowfoot
National Parks Service
Toric Sites and Monuments Board
Northwest Mounted Police
M. H. Long
Alberta
Historic Sites and Monuments Board
Southern Alberta Pioneers’ and Old Timers’ Association
Plains
Canadian Hog Population Falls Across Nine Provinces
Ottawa reports Canadian farmers produced fewer hogs with 4,463,000 on June 1, down from 5,473,200 last year and 8,148,000 in wartime 1943. The fall pig crop drops to about 22 percent below 1947 projections as high feed prices and low pork returns are blamed. all nine provinces show declines.
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Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Store thief’s nerves probably frozen
A Montreal robbery saw a man steal 50 bricks of ice cream and six gallons of bulk ice cream from Edgar Belanger’s shop. Police recovered nothing at the scene and describe the suspect as remarkably calm under pressure.
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Montreal
Edgar Belanger
Andrew Johnson National Cemetery Listed in Greenville Tennessee
The Andrew Johnson National Cemetery is located in Greenville Tennessee. The historic site commemorates Civil War era figures and presidents with grave markers and heritage preservation significance for visitors and scholars.
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Andrew Johnson National Cemetery
Greenville, Tenn
Two new islands mapped by RCAF planes off Baffin Island
Lancaster photo crews over Foxe Basin photographed and mapped two islands off southern Baffin Island discovered July 14. The larger island spans about 85 by 75 miles with a smaller 20 by 10 miles, both mossy and lacustrine.
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RCAF
Baffin Island
Lancaster
Frobisher
Melville Peninsula
Foxe Basin
A. E. Tomkinson
D.F.C
Victoria
B.C
R.C.A.F
Victoria Island
Prince of Wales Island
King William Island
Boothia Peninsula
Department of Mines and Resources
Spicer
Prince Edward Island
Hudson Bay
Air Force
Rockcliffe
Baffin
If All the Year Were Summer Poem Reflection
A reflective verse asks how constant sunshine would dull the senses of seasonal change. It ponders missing spring thunder, April rain, autumn leaves, and the Yuletide snow, imagining a year without winter's chill or cozy hearths.
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Gertrude Callaghan
New York Times
Prairie Region job boom sets new National Employment Service record
Fred J. White, Regional Superintendent, reports Prairie Region employment at an all time low job seekers ratio and a surge in placements. The National Employment Service offices total two jobs per job seeker for men and near equality for women. About 4,989 placements occurred in the week ending September 16, with Winnipeg accounting for 1,500, amid rising building permits and public works.
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Prairie
Fred J. White
Unemployment Insurance Commission
National Employment Service
White
Woods
Lakehead
Ontario
Prairies
N.es
Winnipeg
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