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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
3
Weather remains harsh with freezing winds and low temperatures. Farmers should keep livestock warm with stalls, blankets, and shelter, and drivers should avoid leaving animals tied in the cold. Phone-ahead ordering for pickup minimizes trips and keeps animals safe.
Public opinion attacks Merz and Chishop Karl Marx who deny God and General Chisholm who de evies Santa Claus. Critics who have not read either source the claim that children who attend Sunday school rarely appear among disciplined juveniles.
A note from The Printed Word discusses Sunday school lessons where God is taught and Santa Claus encouraged, reflecting a blend of religious instruction and seasonal cheer.
Adolf Hitler drew diverse criminals to his movement, a fact highlighted by the City Star in a feature on how his rise assembled a loyal and varied gang. The piece notes astonishment at the breadth of followers joining the regime.
The report shows fresen fish stocks imported to Canada on January 1 reaching 29,130 pounds, with December 1 1945 at 14,673.18 pounds and January 1 1945 at 29,506,105 pounds. Fresh smoked fish in store stood at 1,714,190 pounds, compared with 1,456,966 pounds on December 1 and 2,032,555 pounds a year earlier.
A correspondent argues German discontent with Allied rule grows as winter ends, with underground resistance possible within ten years. Attacks on editors and officials signal rising民 resistance, while counterintelligence and education efforts aim to persuade Germans toward democracy. Recovery is expected by summer as POWs reintegrate and plans to curb sabotage intensify.
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