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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
7
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Opening of George University Lumber Campus and tied events
A fragmentary report notes the George University Lumber Campus opening and mentions attendees including Mrs. Beery Ki Gibbens and others. References to leadership changes and oversite arrangements hint at a broader restructuring under W. HL Storey and W. HL Saarex & Som. The item lists ceremonial activities and a forthcoming masters event with dates in midweek.
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Fragmented plea over river safety sparks public worry
The excerpt warns of unnamed threats near a river and criticizes officials for inaction. It laments lack of enforcement, calls for Demian and Molizea in response, and urges a broader push to address alleged offenses and public safety concerns.
Malta Valetta Pipes Lost En Route in War Transport
Early in the war Maltese pipes were shipped to Britain for Cape Rome and the units to North Africa. The transport suffered losses during manufacture and transit with most pipes either lost or broken by enemy action.
Queens to Rule Bee Hives in Louisiana Experiments
Two scientists at LSU plan to breed fertilized queens by selective mating to control honeybee populations. Lewiston State work aims to replace mature breeding with artificial methods, though current results show partial success and room for improvement.
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Grant wage increase in Cape Town impacts thousands
A new wage policy in Cape Town will lift pay for about 5,000 workers nationwide by 10 percent. The measure elevates annual wages by an estimated £100,000 for the period, affecting multiple sectors and employment levels.
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