Wartime Editors Gather For Public Opinion Postwar Fight
The piece records a banquet where editors from Canada and beyond discuss shaping public opinion for postwar priorities. Notables include George Me Cullagh of the Globe and Mail and Wartime Prices and Trade Board chair Donald Gordon. The interview covers wartime controls, public support, and the editors’ collective responsibility to steer policy and sentiment.
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Camokass
Ube
Primiries
Maritimes
Canaan
Ettore Mcleod
Yarmouth Nova Scotia
Ree
New York State
Peter
Tor Udall
Botarswail
Manitoba
Brogkes
Barrett
Curling
Newfoundian
Pete Dragon
Albion
New York
George Me
Cullagh
Globe and Mail
Donald Gordon
Prices and Trade Board
Farm Youths Learn, Return Keen for Next Season
A Canadian farming program sent urban youths to harvest, haying, and fieldwork, revealing farm realities and gains in perspectives. Students adapted to rural life, saw the value of seasonal labor, and returned with renewed interest in farming life and production outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberdulmor
Beit
Canada
Dancer Becomes Britain's First Technical Flying Observer
Hilary Bowman of Liverpool aged twenty two becomes Britain's first technical flying observer. The former ballet dancer will ride with a test pilot to monitor aircraft instruments during flight while the plane is under observation.
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Liverpool
Hilary Bowman
Liverpol
Britain
Useful Hints on Care of Hedges
Practical guidance from the Ottawa Central Experimental Farm on hedge care. It covers initial pruning, spacing, shaping to shed snow, light access, and subsequent feeding with manure or fertilizer. Instructions include timing for trimming in June and September and methods for fertilization and watering.
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ELOW
Olver
Ottawa
Calnan Awards and Canadian Weekly News Papers Mention
A scrambled report discusses Calnan Awards and a Canadian Weekly News papers association. It cites Peel River News and various editors and editors in chief, noting alignment with other weeklies and a celebratory context in a Toronto setting.
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Toronto
CP - Cowedes
A. EK
Coleen
Picken
Ont Gazette
Peel Eiver
HN Fay Sousa
Mermesy
Canadian Finds Little Romance In North Africa
Reporter William Kierware describes North Africa as harsh and unwelcoming from Algiers to Tunis and the interior. He notes crowded streets, military transports, mixed populations, heat, and tough travel conditions with bleak scenery and sparse habitation along winding mountain paths.
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North Africa
Algiers
Africa
Britsh United
Hile
Splins
Rouk
Mediterranean
Tunis
Lumber Jills Tackle Giant Spruce For Mosquito Bombers
Canadian lumber jills work in mills on Queen Charlottes taming giant logs for Mosquito bomber construction. They handle sorting planing and log preparation while avoiding felting and tree cutting, enduring long days to keep lumber schedules on track.
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Queen Charlotte Islands
Run West
Nisky
Cal
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Acd
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Net Com
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Get Calnan Awards
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Ration Administration
the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
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