Editors Gather to Shape Public Opinion After War
A Beaver-County style gathering features editors and publishers from Canadian and American papers, led by George Me Cullagh and Donald Gordon, discussing wartime controls, postwar propaganda, and the responsibilities of the press. Attendees include Rex Wie, Bicker, Edtoe Barrett, Pete Dragon, and others who vow to inform readers and bolster civilian morale amid looming postwar shifts.
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Pakered
Gomis
Mesmmre
M Bent
Camokass
Pomier
Edeard Laed
Abe Grain Gelkis
Primiries
Aed
Maritimes
Amd
Omisme
Yorontomian
J. E. Me
Graime
Lac Wa Bache
Canaan
Ettore Mcleod
Yarmouth Nova Scotia
Ree
New York State
Peter
Edtor Udall
Botarwait
Manitoba
Brogkes
Edtoe Barrett
Curling
Newfoundian
Pete Dragon
Albion
New York
George Me
Cullagh
Globe and Mail
Donald Gordon
Prices and Trade Board
Gordon
Herve
Student farmers gain insight into rural life during outdoor program
A group of youths spent weeks in farm work and outdoor activities gaining hands on experience. They faced tough haying and weed gathering hours while learning the farmer's perspective and the realities of farm life in Canada.
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Uberdulmor
Canada
Dancer Becomes Britain’s First Flying Observer
Miss Hilary Bowman of Liverpool at twenty two becomes Britain’s first technical flying observer. She now works as an observer for test pilots, assisting when plane instruments require special attention. Before the war she was a ballet dancer.
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Liverpool
Hilary Bowman
Liverpol
Britain
Useful Hints on Care of Hedges
Practical guidance from Ottawa’s Extension Service on hedge establishment and maintenance. It covers initial trimming to encourage dense growth, seasonal shaping to withstand snow, light access for lower foliage, and feeding with manure or fertilizers. Watering needs decline after establishment, with special care near walls or paved areas.
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ELOW
Olver
Horwisutterie
Ottawa
Calnan Awards Highlight Canadian Newspaper Leaders
A report from the Canadian Weekly News Association notes awards and citations in Toronto acknowledging editors and publishers. The piece elaborates on notable figures including Coleen and Drew, praising contributions to journalism and press service coverage.
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Toronto
CP - Cowedes Podicabet
A. EK
Coleen
Picken
Ont Gazette
Eiver
HN Fay Sousa
Tee
Fez
Canadian Finds Little Romance In North Africa
Travel sketch from Algiers describing North Africa as harsh and unwelcoming. The author notes crowded streets, tense racial divides, hot urban dust, poor cafes, and barren landscapes with sporadic green oases and isolated mountain clearings along the Tunis to Algiers coast.
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North Africa
Algiers
Africa
Bitch United
Hile
Splins
North
Mediterranean
Tunis
Lumber Jills Tame Giants in Pacific Forest Work
Canadian lumber jills tackle a manpower shortage by handling sorting planing and trimming of 12 foot spruce logs. They perform most tasks except tree felling, working long days to keep lumber schedules on track while processing logs for Mosquito bomber production.
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Queen Charlotte Islands
Run West
Cal
Sitka
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Get Calnan Awards
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Ration Administration
the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
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