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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
3
The piece discusses reconstruction policy and its potential impact on housing food and clothing costs. It warns of evictions and hardship as prices rise and demands on accommodation increase. It notes a wheat shortage affecting port deliveries and transport during peak season.
A New Zealand engineer has invented a prefabricated furnished house named Terrapin that can be built and furnished in about two hours. Journalists witnessed a demonstration near London where a complete lounge, two bedrooms and a kitchen with sink and radiators appeared in under two hours using six workers. Potted beds, carpets, chairs and electric light completed the scene.
The Gore and Storrie firm estimates 5.97 million dollars to extend water works and 16.88 million for trunk sewers and disposal in Ottawa. Mayor Bourque notes that with lateral sewers the total could reach 30 million over several years. Public works costs dominate the discussion today.
The Shore of Lake Simoes hosts the old Engian church with its quar tower erected in 2PN era by local artisans. Timbers, lime and mud bricks came from nearby sources as Father H.W Winters notes 11 years of growth with 500 visitors from across the world visiting the church.
A collage of editorials notes safety warnings in driving, swimming, and industrial risk while praising the Red Dean of Canterbury for endorsing peace in Moscow. It contrasts with car insurance figures urging youth drivers to improve, plus calls for stronger learn to drive programs as well as skepticism about public policy and memorials.
A Senate House committee told Librarian Luther Evans the Library of Congress will stop granting prizes or awards after last year’s 31600 prize to Ezra Pound. The move follows Pound’s treason trial and confinement at St Elizabeths.
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