Parents urged to guide youth toward constructive groups
An editorial argues youth choose leisure paths now shape future success or failure. It stresses parental guidance over state action, urging effort to direct young people to better associations, with warnings about delinquency and the burden on families. It cites local opportunities in Acton and references broader social questions and wartime thrift.
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Acton
Acton Urges Victory Loan Drive and Autumn Reflections
Townsfolk urged to raise 225000 for the Fifth Victory Loan detailing that 939 applications in the district show wide participation and that every fifty dollar bond helps. The piece ties home front support to front line success and notes ongoing autumn colorings and community fall programming amid fire prevention cautions.
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Acton and District
Canada
Acton
Berlin
Canada Uses Farmers to Fill War Time Labor Gaps
Ottawa reports Canada aims to hit a 675 000 900 pounds bacon quota this year while cheese and eggs quotas lag. Agriculture Minister Gardiner to announce next year’s program as the government mobilizes 150 000 farm workers and extends postponements to keep troops in essential roles.
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Ottawa
J. G. Gardiner
Combined Food Production Board
United Nations
National Selective Service
Arthur MacNamara
Ontario farmers asked to return from prairies harvest effort
Labor Minister Mitchell said Ontario farmers who went west to help with prairie harvests may return due to satisfactory progress. About 4000 Ontario farmers were moved to the prairies to assist, and he praised their response saying the western crop will be saved with no loss from labor shortages.
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Labor
Mitchell
Ontario
Prairies
Apple Price Ceilings Endorsement Appears Favorable
Canadian wholesalers and growers report general approval of new ceiling prices for apples. Early indications suggest the controls will barely alter base prices, while ensuring growers in key zones earn satisfactory margins despite a short crop and higher costs. The order allows growers to add wholesale and retail markups when selling at retail, including public markets or door to door.
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Canada
How to Prevent Cattle Bloat in Pasture
Canada and the United States face cattle losses from bloat caused by insufficient roughage. Dominion Department of Agriculture findings show that providing roughage prevents bloat and enables grazing on green forage. If animals graze daily, feed rough forage beforehand. no universal rule exists, but roughage is essential.
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Canada
United States
Division of Animal Pathology
Science Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Destruction of Norwegian Submarine Base Alarm Nuclear War
Detailed report from London says three years of work by thousands of Norwegian and foreign workers was destroyed in minutes when American bombers hit the Nazi submarine base at Trondheim on July 24.
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London
Trondhein
Pov-Eroment
Dr W G C Kenney Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr W G C Kenney successor to Dr J A McNiven maintains an office in Symon Block Mill Street Acton contact 18 Ecaldence Church Bt Phone 180 for appointments and medical service.
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W. G. C. Kenney
J. A. McNiven
Symon Block
Mill Street
Acton
Ecaldence Church Bt
WM. G. Cullen
L.m.cc
Frederick Street
Hugh S. Austin
Frederick
Time Table Fragments for Rail Services and Stops
The excerpt lists mixed timetable notes with routes and daily services. It mentions Georgetown and Guelph lines, various daily and Sunday restrictions, and specific times such as 6.49 pm and 9.25 pm. It appears as OCR garble of a railway schedule with inconsistent wording and chosen stop patterns.
Schedule fragments for bus routes to London Guelph Kitchener Stratford
Partial timetable notes indicate westbound travel times and service patterns. Some lines show daily or holiday operations to Guelph and Kitchener with Sundays and Holidays restrictions and routes to Stratford and London.
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London
Guelph
Kitchener
Stratford
Mennonite Leader Urges Retaining Traditions in Canada
Dr. J. Winfield Fretz of Bethel College in Newton Kansas addressed Canadian Mennonites urging preservation of distinct traditions. He warned that Mennonites have weakened their Christian testimony by blending too closely with worldly society. Source: Altona Manitoba Echo.
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J. Winfield Fretz
Bethel College
Newton
Kanaaa
Altona
Man
Echo
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