World Happenings Briefly Told In 1946 Headlines
The item notes a 1946 total of 2.5 billion livres in phone calls in Britain, a coal shipment of 8565 tons to Newcastle, and postman F S Green claiming 3000 miles of delivery. It also mentions travel restrictions in Bermuda, Princess Elizabeth’s wedding plan, a Nicaraguan decree on communist participants, Canada Egypt locomotive orders, an Egyptian steel project near Assuan, and Dominican withdrawal of its Madrid minister under a UN mandate.
Tuberculosis Deaths Rise Across Canada in 1946
The Canadian Tuberculosis Association says deaths from TB increased by 238 nationwide to 5 797 in 1946 with the death rate rising to 47 2 per 100 000. Ontario and Saskatchewan fell, Quebec led at 72 2. U S rate fell to 35 9 per 100 000.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario
Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Tuberculosis Association
Dominion
Vital Statistics Branch
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Quebec
Alberta
Manitoba
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
G. J. Wherrett
C.T.A
United States
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Malacca
Deer Hunter Risk Warnings From Inquest Testimony
The St. John Telegraph Journal cites coroners court records where hunters misjudge targets and kill people. Testimony recalls fathers mistaken for partridges and others who shoot at shadows due to carelessness or nervous excitement.
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St. John Telegraph-Journal
White flag of Boulogne surrender presented to mayor
The flag signaling Boulogne’s 1944 German surrender was handed to the city’s mayor at a ceremony attended by Canadian naval, army and air force representatives.
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Boulogne
Whaling Industry Probable For Prairies
A Toronto company plans to start hunting white whales in Hudson Bay next summer and process the oil and products at a Manitoba shore plant near Churchill. Hudson Bay has historic whaling links with New England, but this would be Canada’s first integrated processing effort.
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Prairies
Manitoba
Toronto
Hudson Bay
Churchill
New England
Canada
Edmonton Journal
Immigrants to Canada Reach Twenty-Six Thousand In Seven Months
Ottawa reports 26,522 immigrants arrived in Canada during the seven months ending July 31. Most newcomers originated from the British Isles, per figures released by the immigration branch.
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Ottawa
Canada
Immigration Branch
British Isles
Secret Code Signals Using Chopsticks Reported in China
Some Chinese reportedly use chopsticks to signal secret codes across a room. The practice involves specific movements or placements to convey messages without speaking.
Immunization Drive Reduces Diptheria and Whooping C cough Deaths
Canada reports notable declines in diphtheria and whooping cough cases and deaths for 1946, with polio still causing more fatalities. Vaccination use rises and National Immunization Week urges parents to immunize children against diphtheria whooping cough and smallpox, via health departments and doctors.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
The
Health League of Canada
Health League
Rye shipment from Blaine Lake valued at $7,106
A carload of new rye graded 20W and totaling 2 147 bushels was shipped from Blaine Lake Saskatchewan. The shipment is valued at 7 106 dollars.
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Blaine Lake
Sask
North Saskatchewan
Comedian Pinky Lee Secures Lisp Insurance Policy
New York report states Lloyds of London agreed to issue a one year policy for 50000 dollars to protect comedian Pinky Lee from loss of his lisp. The premium for the unusual insurance is 2500 dollars.
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New York
Lloyds of London
Pinky Lee
Fishermen Capture 1000-Pound Turtle Near Clark's Harbor
In Clark's Harbor Nova Scotia three fishermen Claremont Jones Delma Jones and Wilfred Rennahan battled a 1000 pound turtle for an hour then harpooned hog-tied and towed it into port. The beast initially pulled the boat before surfacing allowing a rope to be secured and finally captured.
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Clark’s Harbor
Claremont
Delma Jones
Wilfred Rennahan
Woman Has Spent Three Years At Sea
Mrs. Madsella Hvoslef, 75 of Baltimore, arrived on the Stavangerfjord after a long career at sea. The Norwegian born veteran estimates she spent three full years afloat and noted her first U S voyage occurred in 1880 with a return trip several years later. A brief historical note mentions horse shoeing dating to 300 B C.
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New York
Stavangerfjord
Madsella Hvoslef
Baltimore
Norway
United States
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