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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
3
Garden notes say wait for warmer soil and air before heavy growth occurs. planting beans cucumbers beets carrots corn lettuce melons peppers and more in June can catch up or exceed earlier plantings, with continued weekly cultivation to keep soil fine and moisture levels stable.
The Soviet Atrocity Commission cites German retreat plans to disseminate typhus among civilians and Red Army personnel. Moscow papers describe investigations at three camps near Ozarichi, with more than 33,000 held, including 25,900 children under 13, where thousands were infected and used to spread the disease.
The Philemon lesson set in AD 63 recalls Paul’s letter written from prison to Philemon in Colossae. It praises Philemon’s love and faith, urges kindness among believers, and presents Onesimus as once unprofitable but now profitable through Christian conversion and service.
A relaxed diary recounts a fern gathering with city visitors, a mountain drive through scenic beauty, and close observations of trilliums and wild ferns. The author notes mosquitoes, late afternoon tea, and garden tasks, ending with a busy papering project in a crowded dining room.
A collage of clues features a young actress and a crossword puzzle with entries across and down. Answers include common words for exclamations colors and measurements, plus geographic and mythological terms drawn from varied categories.
Victory gardeners urged to avoid working among cabbages and beans when wet to prevent spreading plant diseases. Prompt return of egg cases to shippers is urged due to current shortage.
The Christian Science Monitor notes German invasion fever driven by the belief that the moon phase offers a covert window for a continental assault. It argues timing likely reflects strategic considerations beyond lunar cycles, as Allied air strikes and Russian front pressures heighten Berlin's nerves.
Lord Cranborne assured the House of Lords that Newfoundland will be given the opportunity to choose its own form of government after the war. He stated Britain's main object is to let Newfoundland people decide their course postwar in Europe, as two members of the Commission of Government remain in administration.
The Dominion's Secretary told the House that Newfoundland, governed since 1934, has an upcoming visit to Britain to discuss constitutional administration. The island is described as containing the world's largest iron ore deposit and a large market for Newfoundland products in the United States is anticipated.
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