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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

6

Pioneer Puff Wheat Factory Opens at Wanham Homestead

In Peace River country Kenly area, A Rogers and J Tate start a puffed wheat venture at Rogers home stead Wanham using Garnet wheat. The aim is to provide work for pioneer youths through high school. At Driftpile, Martin Dosher runs a tannery making leather and harness in Lesser Slave Lake region.

Kenly Peace River A. Rogers J. Tate Mr. Rogers Wanham Driftpile Lesser Slave Lake Martin Dosher

Tax Evasion by Wealthy Canadians Sparks Calls for Reform

The editorial urges measures to stop super wealthy Canadians from fleeing taxation by relocating abroad. It cites House of Commons discussions and Western Retailer commentary on leaving Canada for the West Indies to dodge taxes, and argues for centralized governance and reduced tax burdens to sustain national prosperity.

Canada West House of Compans Retail Merchants’ Association Prairie Provinces Federal House West Indies U.S.A House of Commons Rowell Commission

Swanscombe figures in Britain with 5000 population

The town of Swanscombe in Kent stands out as the only British town with a population of 5000 lacking both a general post office and a bank. Other notes mention insurance cost peaks for ages 20 to 25 and that England had no presidents with children. Also referenced are multilingual attendants at a London industries fair.

Swanscombe Kent England Great Britain London

King George Attends Federation Boxing Finals at Albert Hall

The King and Duke of Gloucester visited the Federation of Boys Clubs boxing finals at Albert Hall. The royal entrance occurred as the final round began and the crowd roared as they moved to ringside without disturbing the boxers.

King George Albert Hall Federation of Boys Clubs England Fas Duke of Gloucester

Tested recipes offer simple menus for everyday meals

A newspaper item presents tested luncheon and supper menus focused on simplicity and variety for daily use. It lists Friday options built around a salad, includes Buttered Asparagus on Toast, Stewed Tomatoes, Layered Cheese and Apple Salad, Prune Whip, Tomato Soup, and citrusy dessert ideas. A side note mentions plans for a 2,500 mile railway to cut travel time between Chungking and Soviet Russia.

Chungking China Soviet Russia

Germany's Total War Plans Reported in Detail

Foreign observers describe Germany pursuing a total war mobilization. Every civilian asset and even farm animals are prepared for military use with a vast 1 billion reichsmark gold reserve and minute-to-minute civilian involvement. Autobahnen and industrial drills extend to farms, apprenticeships, and factories to support a war front as deep as the nation.

Germany Europe Electian Ludendorff

National Employment Commission Recommendations Summary

Highlights from the Royal Commission on Dominion provincial relations detail a federally subsidized low cost housing plan ensuring benefits reach the intended low income group. Proposes a national advisory committee on tourism, promotion of native crafts to boost pure trade, possible income tax exemptions for replacing obsolescent machinery to cut production costs, and a dedicated labor department bureau for women’s employment research.

National Employment Inquiry National Employment Commissio Royal Mission Labor Department

Automobile geography lesson from north south poles and cops

The Detroit Free Press says cars teach Americans geography, while the Toronto Star adds some have learned to their sorrow that an east west highway is bounded by wires and telegraph poles and policed by motor cops.

Detroit Free Press The Toronto Star

Scientists Plan Venom Based Fight Against Infantile Paralysis

Dr John A Kolmer of Philadelphia leads experiments using snake venom and vegetable compounds in a bid to combat infantile paralysis. Otto Vogt von Sickingen, noted scientist and explorer, heads an expedition to Brazil to collect venom compounds and related eyetables. Elm ities is planned by South Africa.

John A. Kolmer Philadelphia Otto Vogt von Sickingen Brazil

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