Ottawa to Regina trip reflects weekly papers role in war info
Epitom notes a Regina Sask convention of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and highlights travel intermingling, public opinion on info discrimination, and the impact of weekly papers on morale. He cites conversations with an agriculturalist and a diplomat’s wife about war conditions in Europe and Sweden.
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Regina
Bumman
Regina Sask
Queen City of the Plains
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Ottawa
Canada
Quibrc
Stockholm
Eldren
Sweden
United States
Newwspaper
Germany
Norway
Hamburg
Berlin
J. W. Rowe
Manitou
Manitoba
C. V. Charters
Brampton
Ont
Toronto
Regina Leader-Post
War Effort Encourages Unselfish Public Support
The article quotes Premier W. J. Pattison urging papermen and communities to maintain hope and optimism while facing serious postwar challenges. He calls for a national perspective over personal concerns, emphasizing continued sacrifice and energy until victory is achieved.
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W. J. Pattertom
Moisture and Air In Filling Silos
Field Husbandry Division notes silage quality hinges on moisture near 65 percent with tolerance. Summary of practices includes airtight silo walls, proper cutter settings, rapid filling, top-heavy wet material for pressure, limited drainage, and solid packing to prevent moisture pockets and shrinkage openings.
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Field Husbandry Division
Dominion Experimental Farms Service
Farm Cash Income at High Point for 1955 First Half
Farm cash income in Canada for the first six months of 1955 preliminarily totals 583.3 million dollars, up from 1942 and 1931 figures. Increases spread across provinces with oats barley and wheat sales rising notably, plus strong gains in hogs and dairy product incomes.
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Canada
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Maritime
Quebec
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Pilot jokes ruins as sextant misreads cathedral
An air force officer in Egypt conducting navigation exercises near the Great Pyramid miscalculates his position. He tells the pilot to take off his hat, claiming their calculations place them inside St Paul’s Cathedral, highlighting a humorous navigational error.
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Egypt
Great Pyramid
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cambrai Falls To Canadian Forces After Fierce WWI Battle
Canadian troops entered Cambrai after fierce fighting along the Canal du Nord and Scheldt, with the 2nd and 3rd divisions delivering bridgeheads at Ramillies and Pont Valra. Despite German bombs and fires, engineers and favorable winds preserved the city as British and Canadian forces pressed the pursuit east of Cambrai through October 12.
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Cambrai
Bure City
Canal du Nord
Arthur Currie
Scheldt Canal
Crear
Premiew
Canal de rEscaut
Canal
Ramilles
Pont Valra
Walts
17Th Corps
Awolgat
Canal de la Sensee
Cambral
Oats for Poultry and Sprouting Practices
The Egg and Poultry Market Report notes oats are valued in growing and laying, but claims lack scientific substantiation. Sprouted oats rise in popularity for green feed, with mould avoidance through daily turning and watering. Continuous daily supply is maintained using movable boards and staggered lots.
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Egg and Poultry Market Report
Dominion Department of Agriculture Marketing Service
Japs to Produce Synthetic Rubber
Dutch language London paper reports Tokyo has announced Mitsui, the largest Japanese business concern, started a factory to produce synthetic rubber rather than use natural rubber in occupied Netherlands East Indies.
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London
Netherlands East Indies
West Nederland
Tokyo
Mitsui
Thas
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