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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1947
Page
2
The article notes Canada's close imperial ties to Britain and its growing role in shaping relations with the United States. It highlights wartime diplomacy changes and the continued need for careful diplomatic dealings to influence world affairs and position Canada more prominently after the war.
Sir Shuldham Redfern now back in England argues Canada must use all resources of skill and conciliation to keep close ties with the United States amid rising anti democratic influence abroad. He stresses patience and imagination are essential to prevent any distance between the two Western democracies.
Certainly, if we are to profit from the lessons of the past we should know the importance of unity among friendly nations in unsettled times. Had the German leaders known that the small nations of Western Europe Great Britain and the United States were all firmly resolved to take action together against aggression the last war might not have occurred.
A compiled set of aphorisms about truth and justice from Mary Baker Eddy Azel Backus H B Stone and Cudworth noting truth as inspiration and the power of truth and love in guiding conscience and governance with references to divine government and divine reach.
Spokane architect and wife begin a 100000 dollar model dairy farm at Chattaroy Washington to memorialize their son killed in Okinawa. The 280 acre project will fund scholarships through high school and college and include a six room house a large barn shop and sheds to be finished in two years.
The Turks view green as sacred and red as a sacred color reserved for prayer rugs, shaping its restricted use in religious contexts and decorative arts.
A recipe for a chocolate nut loaf using 5 eggs and walnuts. Instructions cover sifting flour with soda and salt, creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, folding in nuts and melted chocolate, alternately adding flour and milk, then baking in a 13x9x2 inch pan at 325 F for about 1 hour. Variations include baking in 9 inch pans at 350 F for 20-35 minutes.
A vintage recipe shows making fondant style chocolate with sugar corn syrup unsweetened chocolate salt and cream. It details boiling to 234 F then again to 234 F and finally to 242 F with constant stirring and cooling in a buttered pan. Cuts yield about 40 squares.
The Oregon State Highway Commission proposes a heated 510 foot section of highway on the east edge of Klamath Falls. Natural hot water in the area would be tapped to pipe through the pavement to prevent icing.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police annual report tabled in Parliament shows 24 628 Criminal Code cases ending March 31 1947 with increases in break in theft general assault driving intoxicated robbery with violence and related crimes. The RCMP also notes a 66 rise to end of March this year and details a police dog scent operation leading to two suspects and the recovery of 500 stolen cash a detonator and explosive residue. Baker received two years and Johnson five years in prison.
A collage of old time humor with breakfast table quips about pep at age one hundred and satire on spouses merchants and work seekers. Witty exchanges include a cereal endorsement bid an underweight butter joke a dog bowl inscription and a church hat tale ending with a retired joke.
Saskatchewan constable Bill Brace stopped in Dagwood’s rival at McLean and ordered a sprawling sandwich priced at 35 cents. The dish included four slices of bread and an array of fillings from ham to cabbage. The remark about the whale shark notes its teeth are too small to bite and its feeding leverages gills.
Phil Allan, a University of Alberta student resting in Vancouver, spent six months crossing the Northwest Territories and Yukon. He carried a clarinet a typewriter and a 10 cent piece, worked as a deckhand, hod carrier and painter, paddled an Arctic canoe, and witnessed an Indian wedding before planning to write a book.
Canada’s furthest north town Yellowknife welcomes six registered cows flown in aboard a commercial plane. The cows produce fresh milk sold at 65 cents a quart, a novelty 675 air miles north of Edmonton.
Gordon Haughton waited a year and a half for his new motorcar and finally received it. He then won a new car in a lucky draw.
An odd fragment recounts Mrs. Patri Ela Winiman defending a stretched excuse for a mishap, with a distant digressional tale about a baby and an accelerator. A judge or prout gaffe praises the originality while a $25 payment is mentioned.
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