Chorus Sets Forth On 17th Tour
The Original Don Cossack Chorus led by Serge Jaroff begins its seventeenth annual tour of Canada and the United States under Fred M. Gee. They perform in Winnipeg October 15 and will travel 123 cities with 131 shows, including Carnegie Hall and West Point appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge Jaroff
Canada
United States
Fred M. Gee
Winnipeg
Metropolitan Opera House
Carnegie Hall
European Theatre of War
England
France
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Philadelphia Orchestra
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Giants
Don
Great Falls News: Local Barber, Health, and School Notes
A Great Falls report outlines a barber shop burst of activity on Saturday afternoon September 28 with five men getting haircuts. Mark Reid visited Winnipeg to see his mother after a Misericordia Hospital operation, returning with good news. Local sports include regular soccer games at the high and junior schools and enthusiastic participation in George Krocker’s physical training classes held outdoors at Magnusson’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Mr. Harland
Mark Reid
Kenneth Texmo
Dave Jacques
George Kroeber
Winnipeg
Misericordia Hospital
Mark
George Krocker
P.T
Magnusson
Nürnberg Trials End With Death Sentences for Nazi Leaders
Twelve top Nazi leaders face execution for war crimes as 19 of 22 defendants are found guilty at Nuremberg. Goering Ribbentrop Keitel among those sentenced to death, Bormann presumed dead, Jodl Raeder Hess Funk also sentenced, with others given life terms or long prison sentences. Acquittals include Schacht Papen Fritsche, contested by the Russian member Nikitchenko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
Hjalmar Schacht
Franz von Papen
Wilhelm Fritsche
von Papen
Fritsche
I. F. Nikitchenko
Reich Cabinet
Wilhelm Hoegner
Bavaria
United States
Hoegner
Weekend Travels Amid Postcard Chatter and Visits
Mrs George Ortwein and Miss Mary Peck visited Winnipeg on October 3 to see Junior Red Cross director Miss Ruby Spenceley. After days in Winnipeg Miss Peck travels to the United States then returns to Lansdowne Ontario. Mr and Mrs John Forbes left Great Falls Saturday to visit Winnipeg. Mrs Forbes returned solo, while Mr Forbes resumed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ortwein
Mary Peck
Winnipeg
Ruby Spenceley
Red Cross
John Forbes
Great Falls
Sharp Reduction In Hogs On Farms
An official Canadian report shows hog numbers on farms as of June 1, 1946 at 5,277,300, down from 6,025,600 a year earlier. Reductions vary by province with notable declines in Saskatchewan and Alberta, while sows expected to farrow remain near 1945 levels and rise in Eastern provinces.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
British Columba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Citizens Garden Clubs Hold Annual Achievement Day
Seven years after Winnipeg Kiwanis Club backing, Lac du Bonnet area clubs showcase vegetables and test papers. Prizes funded by Town and Country Relationship Committee total across displays with first, second, and third prizes in each category. Names of winning members span Brightstone and Landerville clubs with multiple vegetables listed for peas onions carrots lettuce beets turnips and more.
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Lac du Bonnet
Winipeg Kiwanis Club
Winnipeg Kiwanis Club
Brightstone Garden Club Peas
Raymond Buhay
Ray
Farm produce named with Edmond David and relatives
Listing of carrots beets turnips cabbage leeks and tomatoes attributed to Edmond David Leo David Jeannine Hebert and Hector David. The passage notes a new method claiming the entire ship load can be handled as a single unit under complete control before during and after the voyage to storage in the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond David
Jeannine Hebert
Leo David
Hector David
United Kingdom
Eggs by shiploads headed for Britain in cold storage
Canada plans to ship storage eggs to Britain this season fully refrigerated from start to finish. Regraded and packed at storage temperatures, they are iced for transit and loaded onto refrigerated ships for shipment, ensuring top condition upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Britain
Seaboard
Blueberries by air first Canadian fruit flown to U S
Seven thousand pounds of blueberries from the Lac St. Jean area in Quebec marked the first planeload of this fruit ever flown from Canada to the United States. The cargo was packed and graded in Arvida, then flown from Bagotville to New York.
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Lac St. Jean
P.Q
Canada
United States
Arvida
Saguenay River
Bagotville
New York
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Oma
Phil Metzler
Jack Osmers
Betty Jean
Thorbergson
By Edgar Simon
Prodan
Third Reich
Landerville Garden
Ronnie Zobdorniak
Eilleen Kabaluk
Eddy Zawishlak
Lawrence Sichora
Waler Nawolski
Joycie Morski
Mike Bozniana
Walter Nawolski
Laurance Shikora
Wally Bilan
Irene Zawishlak
Lawrance Shickora
Irene Zawislak
Walter Maslo
Kabaluk
Ike Bozniana
Eilleen
Lawrence Shickora
Ronnie Zaborniak
Walter Nawolsk
Walter Musso
Ronnie Zabornak
Steve Bryk
Alice Kabaluk
Ronnie Zaborvniak
Eillen Kebaluk
Laurance Shickora
Ronnie Zaboriak
Celery
Eillen Kabaluk
Crescent Bay Club
Disners
Canada Savings
Bank of Canada
Ottawa
Blueberries
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