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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
2
More than a year after the war end, observers see uneasy peace and uncertain progress toward global cooperation. The wartime unity of Britain, Canada and the United States demonstrated the feasibility of coordinated action, offering a basis for renewed world unity amid patient efforts.
Canada continues to cooperate with Britain and the United States in defence and military science. Its defence interests align with the United States in the hemisphere and with Britain for empire defence. London reports quiet steps to review commonwealth and empire defence and to monitor military advances while stressing UN leadership in international defence and independent commonwealth decision making.
Canada plays a pivotal role as a bridge between the British Commonwealth and the United States. General McNaughton co leads the Canada United States defence board and serves on the UN atomic commission. The piece argues for closer Anglo American cooperation to ensure world security and lasting peace.
The Beaver ration coupons for meat sugar preserves and butter end October 31 1946 while evaporated milk coupons expire December 31 1946. Buffalo coupons replace Beaver after September 30. No priority cloths certificates after October 30.
A Phoenix manslaughter case ends with the defendant pleading guilty and ordered to pay not less than ten percent of each earning for child support until both children reach 21. One child is four and the other three months old. The Montreal Gazette reports the judge’s ruling.
General MacArthur ordered Japanese forces to locate and restore the Queen Victoria statue to its Hong Kong site. The statue once stood at Horse Guards Avenue in London before the War Office land. Royal sculptures were overseen by the Office of Works, with Mr. Shaw-Lefevre later Lord Eversley as minister handling the transfer.
An adult elephant’s brain weighs roughly eight pounds, illustrating the species’ remarkable neural size. This figure highlights the animal’s complex cognition and dense neural network compared with smaller mammals.
A reader friendly crossword list with horizontal and vertical clues including seaport in Libya small rug pikelike fish Greek epic poem and more. The set mixes obscure terms such as Cdeverage and A speck y with common words like to deface and obtained, reflecting a traditional newspaper puzzle page style.
Ottawa records reveal 9 250 060 national registration cards will be microfilmed and destroyed after wartime use. The staff of about 300 shrank to half, then to a custodian crew of about 10, and the vast paper archives will vanish from 30 000 square feet of office space.
Dr. Richard Beck of the University of North Dakota, a former Winnipeg resident and former Icelandic National League president, is awarded the Danish liberation medal by King Christian X for wartime service. He previously received honors from Norway and Iceland, including the Knighthood of St Olaf and the Falcon orders.
A collection of quotes praising work, industry, and personal effort. Notable lines reflect Beecher Schwab Emerson Eddy Wilberforce and Taylor on value of labor, striving, and the joy found in productive endeavor.
Harry Adaskin, Toronto violinist and member of the Hart House string quartet, has been named to the newly established chair of music at the University of British Columbia. He brings extensive teaching and lecturing experience to the post.
Mrs William Reeve, a Scottish war bride who joined her husband in Guelph Ontario, recalls wartime roles as the first woman bus driver in the British Isles and a guard for German prisoners. She also served as a Glasgow policewoman and drove ration trucks for the British Ministry of Food.
The Vancouver Medical Association bulletin cites a large clay deposit between Vancouver and Prince Rupert in northern British Columbia. Discovered 11 years ago by Max Buse, it is reported by Vancouver doctors to have curative powers for many internal and external ailments. Buse learned of the deposits from an Indian he befriended.
Field Marshal Montgomery added to his headgear collection during a Canadian trip. He received a mortar board at Dalhousie University Halifax a trencher from Mill University’s Senate a red and white cheer leaders tam from Montreal school students and a blue and gold pill box from RMC Kingston.
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