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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1945
Page
5
An editorial argues that school inspectors now openly share findings with teachers, boosting morale and guiding improvements. It calls for doubling inspector numbers, expanding supervisory roles, and leveraging municipal supervisors to enhance training and administration without extra local cost, urging War Savings stamps.
The National War Finance Committee with the National Film Board and local projectionists will show overseas war footage in schools and community halls across provinces. The program includes 48 hour leave scenes, Channel crossing docks, a Hollywood produced ten minute FDR themed film, and London city bombings with robot bombs and air defense footage.
A film titled Report on German Morale produced by the U S War Department from captured German footage is sent to augment the Victory Loan drive. The Canadian audience is given a view of the German home front and how the Nazi party maintained control over civilians and armed forces in recent difficult months.
Manitoba farmers face seeding choices after summer fallowing. At Brandon Experimental Farm harrow use is limited to pre seeding shallow cultivation with cultivator teeth, which better penetrates moist soil and resists wind erosion on hard packed surfaces.
The article emphasizes early spring cultivation to improve seed bed readiness, noting that harrowing can be less effective than cultivating for achieving a proper seed bed. It suggests using spring tooth harrows or a standard field cultivator, especially in dry regions where moist soil supports faster cultivation.
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