How Egg Powder is Made for Britain
A detailed account describes Canadian egg powder production under the Meocial Products Board. Eggs are canned and graded, broken on a steel knife, and the contents transferred to sanitary buckets. Mixtures are heated, cooled, pumped, and formed into powder in a low temperature process, then dried and packed under strict supervision to ensure quality.
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Die Werk
Banakdag Ranm
Animals Ready for Winter at the Ryall Museum
Animals prepare for cold ahead as warm blooded species grow thicker coats and hibernate while cold blooded creatures cope with temperature shifts. The Ryall Museum notes snails centipedes beetles shelter under litter and snow and some species tunnel or burrow to survive.
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Clileen
Mivision
Ryall Oars Museum
Horror tale of Jap sea murder told by survivor
Royal Navy gunner Robert Holgate described surviving a torpedoed ship, a submarine attack on lifeboat, a 42 day open-boat ordeal, and rowing to Madagasgar with five survivors including Indian women, ending near a patrol vessel. He urged belief in Japanese atrocities.
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Fleetwood
Robert Holgate
Holgate
Royal Navy
Madagas
Gaz
Northwest Territories fur harvests and wildlife management
A historical note outlines Canada’s Northwest Territories fur industry and conservation strategy. It describes government wildlife resources, game sanctuaries like Thedon and Twin Islands, and efforts to prevent depletion while supporting native populations. The text highlights beaver propagation in the Mackenzie Delta and aims to sustain wildlife as a livelihood for Indigenous communities.
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Wales
Jeaites
Kodlann
Sisiuimod
Dioulalon
Malstela
Thedon
Twin Islands
Mackenze
Northwest
Territories
Canada
Brazil Plans Silk Production Expansion
Brazil aims to lead in silk production per the National Silk-culture Company of Brazil. Postwar silk shipments from the East have boosted Brazil into the world silk industry, with factories and technocrats planning growth as textile machinery becomes available.
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UO DE Janeiio
Brazil
Naional Silk-culture Company of
Adreyne
Not an illusion just a haystack move at Atkinson Neb
In Atkinson Nebraska ranchers use a new underslung hauling method to move haystacks. They pull stacks with wire cable or a winch from a low wheeled platform and slide them to desired locations. The system saves manpower and speeds loading even in high winds.
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Atkinson
Neb
Atkingan
Street
Elding
Nerox
United States
Mouse Causes Truck Engine Failure in Truro
CP report says C. C. Doyle found a dead mouse blocking the gas tank hose after repeated engine stalls. He shook the gas tank and removed the corpse, solving the stoppages.
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Truro
C. C. Doyle
Doyle
Ottawa Notes on Diplomacy and Farm Yields Amid War Strains
The Ottawa dispatch reviews diplomatic appointments in the external affairs department with ministers and ambassadors reshuffled, signaling expanded duties as Canada grows mission threads to 34 countries. It also reports U.S. and U.K. demand for agricultural products rising, farm output up 40 percent since the war, and potential Australian wheat needs in 1945, positioning Canada to meet those needs.
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Fey A
Canale de Node
Caddell
Canada
Amd
Dan- Wen Poe
Johan
Wrong
External Affairs Department
Huet. Keenbeysdde
Ambaessior
Mexico
Nead
United Kingdom
Agricultural Department
IMA
New South Wales
Victoria
Australia
Local workers aid construction amid mixed employment report
In Red Deer Alberta workers assist a building project while part time labor figures show a 75 percent rate of participation among those employed. The source notes Sobdiers and Wiese Rei Deer's involvement in the venture.
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Red Deer
Alta
Wiese Rei Deer
Canadian Scouting honors unique 100000 Scouts cadre
In Windsor Ontario, Charles Edward and Henry Manwell of the 441 Windsor Troop are noted as part of Canada’s unique Viplets among the nation’s 100000 Scouts and Caled in Canada. They are highlighted for their distinctive role within the movement.
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Charles, Edward
Henry Manwell
Windsor
Ontario
Terumsch
Cale
Canada
Bor Ta Iar
Quebec Airline Flies 26 Babies in One Load
A Quebec City to Chicoutimi flight carried 26 babies under five months from La Creche Saint-Vincent-de-Paul. The transfer, arranged with officials at Canadian Pacific Air Lines, used an ordinary cargo plane crew of three to move the infant group in a single air voyage.
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Quebec
Ing
Quebec City
Chicoutimi
la Creche
Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
L’abbeyer
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