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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 18, 1946

Page

3

British Women Protest Bread Rationing Plan

British bread rationing faces Parliament as Strachey plans to present government grain stock facts in a debate. Hubert Hudson is expected as chief opposition speaker amid protests over postponing rationing. Attlee and Churchill not slated to speak.

London Juiz Strachey Tomsorrow House of Commons Britain Strachey Hubert Hudson Attise Churccilig

Repatriation Soldiers Almost Completed

London July. With repatriation of Canadian service men nearly finished authorities seek how many more want passage to Canada from the United Kingdom. Applications total 6 217 from persons seeking passage plus about 24 000 wives and children of servicemen still in England or on the continent awaiting passage. Seven major sailings are scheduled for July with the Cunard liner Georgic added to the Canadian run and due to dock at Halifax July 16 on her first trip.

London Canada United Kingdom England Dominion Georg

Navy and Air Force Bagged 49 Enemy Submarines

A 1942 British White Paper reveals Canadian naval and Air Force units destroyed 49 of 936 enemy submarines in world waters during the war. Submarine sinkings included one near the Queen Charlotte Islands, credited to R C A F aircraft with US Coast Guard cutter McLane and US ship Y P 261.

Loddon Queen Charlotte Islands British Columbia R.C. A.F United States Coast Guard McLane Moose Jaw North Atlantic No. 404 Squadron R.c.af Canada Kattegat

Elderly Woman Keeps Money Fearing Safety in New York

Neighbors report hearing outcries from a Manhattan East Side apartment prompting a police complaint. Authorities investigate potential theft or danger as residents describe fear and concern over the elderly woman’s finances.

New York Manhattan East Side

Woman Threatens Valued Money After Delusional Episode

Miss Mary Frankenrich, a weaver seller, was taken to Belle Vue hospital for observation after a disruption that led to the seizure of more than 119000 in an apartment. Neighbors reported she cried out and threw water. she showed officers a bag containing bank books, war bonds, and cash claiming the money was hers and fearing for its safety.

Mary Frankenrich Bellevue Hospital

Canned Goods Safe Left In Open Cans Says Officials

Canadian housewives may keep canned fruits and vegetables in the can after opening. The Department of Agriculture bulletin says it is safe to leave the food in the can with its liquid. H F Stevens of the American Can Company in Canada supports the view that this reduces contamination risk. The U S Department of Agriculture notes similar safety.

Hamilton Joly United States Department of Agriculture

Keep canned foods safe by cooling and covering

The article notes many housewives believe canned foods should be emptied soon after opening or before refrigeration. It explains canned foods are sterilized but serving dishes may harbor bacteria, so the main safety tips are to keep food cool and keep it covered.

Butter Then Rye: A Tasty Look at Potatoes in New England Style

A Kingston Kingston Whig-Standard column extols potatoes as a versatile centerpiece. It urges boiled potatoes with butter, guides New England dinner pairings, and suggests rich additions like Hollandaise, cream, cheese, and scalloped or mashed preparations.

Kingston Chantilly

Tenders for Cement Sidewalk Construction in Rapid City

TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to July 27 for the construction of 415 feet of Cement Sidewalk nine feet wide with two inches of gravel and four inches of cement in depth. Also 50 feet of crossings nine feet wide and eight inches of cement in depth. State quantity of gravel sand and cement to be used in mixture. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. N. F. Baster Sec Treas Rapid City Man.

N. F. Baster Sec Treas Rapid City Man

Feathery mashed potatoes bathed in rich gravy

A dish of potatoes whipped to a light, feathery texture with butter and milk, then drowned in a savory rich gravy. The indulgent preparation highlights creamy consistency and robust gravy for a comforting side.

Winnipeg appoints Lt Col Haszard to lead 39th Field Regiment

The appointment of Lt Col Francis Patrick Haszard of Winnipeg, a Calgary native, to command the 39th Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery was announced Saturday by military authorities in Winnipeg.

Francis Patrick Haszard Winnipeg Calgary 39Th Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery

Guelph Bans Red Netting on Fruit Baskets

The On tario housewives voice anger over red netting used to tint peaches. The practice hides defects and misleads buyers. Guelph city council passes a bylaw prohibiting covering baskets of fruit with colored netting to protect consumers.

St. Thomas Times Journal Ontario Guelph

For Sale Quiet Ponyweight 750 lbs Offered

For Sale 750 lb Quiet Ponyweight suitable for school children, $20. Apply E. J. Westwood Oak River. p 18, 25 Wanted Old Horses for mink meat Pay from $5 to $10 a head Phone or write For man's Hardware Rivera ec 11 18.

E. J. Westwood Oak River Forman Rivera

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