Endcliffe Miss June Long Visit and Local Society Notes
Endcliffe Miss June Long visits her parents in Endcliffe with Mrs. F Markle from Winnipeg. The Endcliffe softball team won 22 to 3 against Sheilmouth, followed by a Junior Red Cross dance. A Milk for Britain tag day raised funds. Church service is set for next Sunday at 3 PM. Mrs. M Laycock and Rod visited McKim. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayles spent the weekend with W. P. Stewart. Mrs. E Hitter goes to Ninette for treatment. Miss Dora Pitts, bride elect, received gifts at a surprise shower. WI notes: monthly meeting addressed V Bundles, canning talk, and library work planned for July.
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June Long
F. Markle
Winnipeg
Ed. Long
Endcliffe
Sheilmouth
M. Laycock
Rod
M. Flondra
Death of Ludwig Schrot in Millwood area
Ludwig Schrot died in Sacred Heart hospital Russell early Monday in his 68th year. Born in Russia he immigrated to Canada in 1923 with his family and mostly lived in Millwood. He worked for CPR as section man until three years ago. Funeral at Luth eran church Langenburg with Rev. Richter. Survived by wife two sons and one daughter Pte. Ewald overseas Gustav at home and Mrs Howard Cartwright Inglis. Sympathy extended to Mrs L Schrot and family. Others visited relatives and returned home with various local residents noted.
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Ludwig Schrot
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Schrot
Russia
Canada
Millwood
CPR
Langenburg
Richter
W. Platz
Yorkton
Jack
Micheal Germann
Jack —Wondrasek
Esterhazy
Norman McKinnon
Forrest, Man
Margaret and
Winnie McKinnon
Pettapiece
World Food Crisis At UN Conference In Virginia
The United Nations gathering of 43 nations concluded in Hot Springs Virginia with findings on ongoing and future food shortages. The conference reports current and anticipated insufficient food supplies affecting global populations and urges coordinated relief and policy actions.
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United Nations Conference of 43 Nations
Hot Springs
Virginia
Food Aid and Trade Barriers Face Global Hunger Challenge
A historical report discusses tackling world hunger by boosting nutrition, abolishing tariffs, and increasing food production. It notes no real global food surpluses, urges rapid distribution of available surplus, and calls for lowering tariffs to enable free trade of food and commodities, facing domestic opposition.
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United States
Canada
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R.C.A.F
Air Force Blue
R.C.A.F. Mobile
Queen's Hotel
Clark
Clark Transportation
Clark Transportation Company Ltd
Wireless
Dora Pitts
Endcliffe WI
Alberta
C.w.a.c
L. C. Boulton
Canadian Women’s Army Corps
Veteran’s Guard
Eaboulton
Bocal
Qluance-Graig
Crac
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Wil
J. von Hagen
Agent Cracknell
R. M. Park
Inglis
Sip Regis Areen
Iapce
Inspector of Dominion Income Tax
Dominion OF Canada
Department OF National Revenue
Coun Gibson
Income Tax Division
C. Fraser F
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