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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1942

Page

6

World Briefly Told Highlights From Wartime Europe

Stepney in London contributes nearly 42000 pennies to the Red Cross. A wartime inventions exchange pact between Britain and the United States is outlined in a white paper. In London sources claim a new clandestine Belgian paper called The Churchill Gazette. De Gaulle returns to London after two months, having toured Syria and Africa. A paper control rule requires both sides of notepaper for letters to government offices. Russian ambassador Ivan Maisky receives the Order of Lenin on the tenth anniversary of his post. Greek reports say over 3000 Crete residents were executed by Nazis for alleged sabotage. More than 100000 laborers are moved to camps and airfields for U.S. forces in Britain, Bevin states.

Anne Adams Pattern 4160 Jumper for Children

Brand new version of the jumper from Anne Adams Pattern 4160 features a birndy skirt style and scalloped top with optional contrast waistband and sash. Dainty blouse with short or long sleeves. available in children's sizes 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 jumper uses 1 1?4 yards of 39 inch fabric and blouse 1?4 yard of 35 inch. send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Convicts Join Britain War Effort Behind Bars

Britain uses its convict population to boost war production with careful supervision. Convicts aid harvests and manufacture boat parts radio components gas masks and weapon parts while prison courses prepare them for industry after release. Women prisoners also work in war production as officials push total labor efficiency. The fifth Earl of Angus was nicknamed Bell-the-cat.

Britain Home Office Fifth Earl of Angus Bell-the-cat

Chinese Defendants Propose Oath In Traditional Fashion

Thirty four Chinese seamen in a Liverpool magistrates court propose taking an oath by breaking a saucer and declaring their souls shattered. The plan draws derision as only two saucers exist, with alternatives like throat-cutting of cockerels discussed. The Chinese consul suggests witnesses may swear by raising their hands. They face charges of assaulting five policemen and damaging property on a northern port ship.

Liverpool China

Kitten Decorated for Gallantry in Action

Sooty a black and white kitten that accompanied the navy to Dieppe during bombardment has received a miniature Victoria Cross for gallantry. The second fact notes that civilization first learned of the gorilla through Hanno the Carthaginian in 450 BC.

Sooty Dieppe French

Two Words that Changed a Life in Mark Chapter Two

Sunday school lesson centers on Matthew the publican called by Jesus in Capernaum. It contrasts Pharisee criticism with Jesus healing and forgiveness, stressing that Jesus came to call sinners, not the self righteous, and Matthew's decision to follow.

Capernaum Matthew Jesus Egypt Damascus Christ Mark

Rice Krispies Toffee Chews Recipe Grab Bag

Melt toffee with cream in a double boiler then pour over Kellogg's Rice Krispies. Mix well in a buttered bowl, press into a shallow buttered pan, and cut into squares when cool. Dense chewy treats, simple steps, sweet caramel notes.

Kellogg's

Apple Muffins Bake With Cinnamon Nutmeg

A recipe for apple muffins uses flour baking powder salt cinnamon and nutmeg with chopped apples egg corn syrup milk and Mazola. The batter yields 12 muffins and bakes at 400 degrees F for 25 minutes, brushed with melted butter before serving.

World diamond output of 1929 formed into giant cube

If all diamonds mined in 1929 were melted and fused into a single object it would be a 512 foot on each side cube weighing about 142 tons, illustrating the massive scale of the year’s diamond production.

Night Pasturing Boosts Farm Horse Work Output

The practice of night pasturing during the busy work season allows farm horses to perform more work than they would during daytime. This method leverages cooler hours and extended grazing to sustain labor capacity and improve productivity on large holdings.

Alcan Highway Chief Brigadier General Hoge Speaks

Brig. Gen. W. H. Hoge commands U S forces building the Alaska-Canadian highway known as the Alcan. The road serves as a vital defence link linking the United States with Alaska.

United States Alaska W. H. Hoge U.S

Indians Lose Market Slump In Sale Of Seneca Root

War disrupts Seneca root sales harvested by Alberta Stonies Crees and Chippewas. Once used in cough medicines, demand has fallen with Germany and China markets lost and small New York orders failing to clear large stock.

Alberta Germany Canada China New York

Russian pilot Valeria Khomyakova credited with downing bomber

Tass reports Lieut Valeria Khomyakova shot down a German Junkers bomber at night over the front. She attacked with gun and machine gun bursts and pursued the plane until it crashed. The Suez Canal was 13 years in construction.

Valeria Khomyakova Tass Junkers Khomyakova

Winter Length and Siberian Cold Reach Across Russia

The article details Russia’s vast winter span from Arctic to 50 degrees North, noting six to nine months of cold with permafrost. It cites Verkhoyansk as the coldest, Kennan’s Siberian observations, and describes rivers freezing from November to May or June, with Russians adapting to the harsh climate.

Russia Arctic Crimea Verkhoyansk Russian George Kennan Siberian Siberia Black Sea Caspian Aral Asiatic Taimyr Peninsula Yana Bay

History of the carrot and other facts of note

The passage claims carrots were among the first cultivated crops and wild in Europe and western Asia. It notes Leonardo da Vinci took two years to paint the Last Supper and that every Japanese word ends with a vowel or n.

Europe Asia Leonardo da Vinci

Also Mentioned on This Page

World Stepney London Belgium Churchill Gazette Charles de Gaulle Syria Africa Ivan Maisky Great Britain Order of Lenin Mediterranean Crete Bevin Mickie Santa Claus C.A.F Miss June Turner Winnipeg Women’s Air Force Auxiliary Kitten By Fred Neher Warder Hena Reg'lar Gene Byrnes Shh Riley Ctober Alcan Suez Canal History OF the Carrot By William Ferguson Comawm Snap Dragon Ame GOBL NEA Service Inc Begus
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