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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

17

How Egg Powder Is Made for Britain

The article describes the Canadian egg powder production process under the Special Products Board. It covers shell quality, drying plants, sanitary handling, cracking, washing, and grinding eggs, conveying the mixture to settling tanks, refrigeration, and the final drying and packing at controlled temperatures. It emphasizes supervision and quality control to prevent contamination and ensure proper packaging.

Special Products Board Aucoc Powdo Boerd Chun Bevel

Animals Prepare for Winter Insulation Tips From ROM

Royal Ontario Museum zoologists explain how warm blooded animals thickening coats endure cold while some birds migrate. Cold blooded creatures fear sudden temperature shifts. many crawl beneath forest litter or soil with toads, earthworms, and spiders spinning woolly nests around eggs as insulation.

Mivision Shack Royal Ontario Museum

TELUS HORROR TALE OF JAP SEA MURDER

Royal Navy gunner Holgate recounts surviving 43 days afloat after his ship torpedoed by a Japanese submarine. He describes lifeboat attacks, swimming under the submarine, and reaching Madagascar with a small group of survivors including an officer and four Indian women sailors.

Fleetwood Robert Holgate Holgate Newamen Madaga Gar Des

Brazil Aims for Silk Production Leadership

Brazil moves toward a leading role in silk production per Brazil’s National Silk-culture Company. Postwar silk imports from the Far East aided Brazil’s rise in the global silk industry with plans for crude silk output growth and expansion of textile machinery availability.

UO DE Janeiro Brazil Naional Plano

Haystack Hauling Takes Modern Tackle In Nebraska

Atkinson Nebraska farmers adopt a new haystack moving method using underslung hauling with wire cables and winches. A low wheeled platform tilts for loading and unloading, allowing stacks to be moved quickly over meadows, reducing manpower and enabling operation in high winds.

Atkinson Neb Celd United States

Mouse Halts Truck Engine In Wool Clump Discovery

C. C. Doyle could not start his truck as the engine stalled repeatedly. An investigation found tufts of wool clogging the car line. On the third start he removed the gun tank and a dead mouse dropped out.

Truro C. C. Doyle Doyle

Ottawa and World Affairs Push Through Turbulent Years

In Ottawa officials reflect on a decade of external affairs growth and Canada’s diplomatic expansion as ministers and ambassadors gain higher ranks. The piece notes 34 countries with exchanges and discusses farm production gains, cattle and dairy adequacy for years, plus potential wheat imports for Australia highlighting Canada as a reliable supplier.

Cottawa Tie Niewy Ecning Fernal Affairs Department Wrang John B Miitaasandogor Weong External Affairs Department Hugt Keonbeysdde Mexico Read Uwiplomatic Nervies Canada United Kingdom Agricultural Department New South Wales Victoria Australia Sydney

Red Deer workers near 75 percent completion on new hotel

In Red Deer Alberta soldiers and laborers report progress on a new Phelan hotel construction reaching about three quarters of the way. Local officials note the joint effort supports rebuilding and local employment during the period.

Red Deer Alta Red Deers Phelan

Canadian triplets among 100000 Scouts noted in Windsor area

London CP reports a potato growing contest with 300 bushels per acre cited and William BR Stephenson achieving 324 bushels. It highlights Michad Dean's productive crop and mentions scouts Charles Edward and Henry Maun sell of the 44th Windsor Troop in Terumech as Canada’s only triplets among Scouts, born to Lar.

London(cp Willam BR. Stephenson Charles, Edward Henry Maunsell Windsor, Ontario Terumech Cale Canada Lar

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