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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 28, 1943

Page

5

Time to support war effort to the limit says Liberty Magazine

The piece argues Canadians must push beyond past contributions and back the war fully as the Allied fight intensifies. It contrasts comfortable life with the harsher realities of war, cites Morgenthau on Sicily costs, and urges decisive current support rather than complacent effort.

Poland Russia Canada Salerno Henry Morgenthau, Jr United States Treasury Department Sicily Europe Italy Liberty Magazine

Memorial Glass Fragments From Westminster Bombing

In a North Wales village beneath the Berwyn Mountains a memorial to the destroyed House of Commons chamber is set up. Sir Henry Morris Jones organized the collection of 26 stained glass fragments from the Westminster bombing on May 10, 1941 and dedicated them to the Memorial Institute at Glyn Ceiriog as a reminder of the German assault on the Mother of Parliament.

Wales Berwyn Mountains House of Commons Henry Morris-Jones Denbigh Memorial Institute Glyn Ceiriog Westminster Elizabeth

Nazi Letter Found in Tunis Broadcast Noted by Radio

Allied forces uncovered a letter by SS Special Leader Paul Nieren in Tunis. The document, aired by Algiers radio and picked up by the London Daily Sketch Listening Station, imagines war as entertainment if Germany had certain enemies and Hitler were unknown.

S. S Paul Nieren Tunis Algiers London Daily Sketch Adolf Hitler

Pompeii ruins scarred by new siege fighting near Naples

British artillery harasses German rearguard along a road through the ruins of Pompeii and its modern town, 15 miles from Naples. Amphitheatre and nearby temples show bomb and shell damage as civilians cling to homes amid shelling and street fighting.

Pompeii Naples Vesuvius

Newspaper value and forbidden press in exile markets

A fragment notes the black market value of a newspaper in Lisbon at $60 and observes that in Norway, all outside papers are banned, including Finnish ones, leaving the worth to be guessed.

Lisbon Norway Finland

Lightweight racing kit for joc key weighs thirty ounces

The outfit worn by the joc key is described as lightweight at about 30 ounces in total, boots included.

Jack Miner by Jack Henry Belleville Ontario

Poem reflecting on Jack Miner and his birds returning home with sea of imagery. Narrator compares mining ships to pirates and recalls past battles while noting relics of guns by the fireplace. A reflective meditation on leadership, nature, and transformation ending with a hopeful vision of white raiment.

The Useful Farthing Stays in England Prices

The food ministry rejected eliminating the farthing from food prices. An extra farthing would keep traders’ profit margins balanced, while removing it would lower margins too much.

England Food Ministry

Price of Fame at a Secondhand Bookshop

George Barr McCutcheon browsed Boston’s secondhand shops and found Beverly of Graystark signed by himself. The merchant offered fifty cents, then a quarter after noting the autograph was mutilated. The piece contrasts with a separate note that five hundred thousand rivets are used in a modern bomber and forty thousand in a fighter plane.

George Barr McCutcheon Boston Beverly of Graystark George B. McCutcheon McCutcheon

Turkey’s Monetary Unit Piaster Valued at Eighty Cents

The Turkish monetary unit is the piaster, with an average value around 80 cents.

Turkey

Remarkable Penicillin Gains Medical Acclaim Worldwide

Canadian airman with complete paralysis survives thanks to penicillin and a 10 year old girl recovers from blood poisoning after failed sulpha drug treatment. Doctors hail penicillin as a wonder germ killer, surpassing sulpha advances in enthusiasm.

Penicillin Triumphs Amid War Found Hope for Japan and Canada

The piece notes Japanese wartime behavior in New Guinea and Kiska, questioning toughness and surrender trends while predicting increased tenacity as they retreat. It cites fighter resistance, British and American air power, and bomber battles near Para-mushiro. It then shifts to penicillin production, tracing Fleming's discovery, Florey’s isolation, and the rush to mass manufacture. Canada’s Banting Institute pilots and a government plan aim for 500 million units weekly by next April.

New Guinea Kiska China Japan Great Britain R.A.F Nippon Aleutian Islands Paramushiro United States Air Force Germany Ottawa Citizen Alexander Fleming University of London Howard Florey Oxford United States Canada Banting Institute

New Isinglass Solution for Blood Substitutes Studied

Dr N B Naylor of the University of Toronto and assistants build on Waters and Taylor findings about isinglass from fish bladders as a blood substitute. Tests at Toronto General on 61 patients used four to seven percent solutions with no adverse effects. ten shock patients improved.

N. B. Naylor University of Toronto Taylor Margaret E. Moorehouse E. T. Waters Canadian Medical Association Journal Miss Moorehouse Isinglass H. EF. Pugsley R. Farquharson Toronto General Hospital

Parks in Buenos Aires Carve Urban Green Legacy

Buenos Aires, largest city in Latin America, hosts about a hundred parks shaping the urban landscape. The expansive green network supports recreation, biodiversity, and community life amid dense urban density.

Buenos Aires Latin America

Netherlands formed from Frisians Saxons and Franks

The Netherlands developed through the gradual merging of three early European groups: the Frisians, Saxons, and Franks. This process created the distinct Dutch nation as medieval kingdoms consolidated into a single realm.

Netherlands

Tablecloth De Luxe Crochet Pattern 7605

Ad for Tablecloth De Luxe pattern 7605 in unbleached string with transfer motifs 26 designs sized from 4 32 by 5 inches to 1 percent by 1 percent inches. Includes crochet stitch directions. Send twenty cents to Winnipeg Newspaper Union to receive pattern. Pattern mail may be slow.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man

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Jack Miner Kingsville Ontario Jack Henrty Belleville, Ontario Kingsville Way Jackner Aleutian RCAF SNAFU R.c.af Aleutians Andy Kuffuk Welland Ont Radio Kufuk Sgt Paul Doyle Toronto Lac Stan Tourangeau Arnprior Alice Brooks
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