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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
The article notes widespread labor disputes across the continent with U S strikes affecting Canada by limiting supplies and raising prices. It discusses how labor seeks higher wages and better conditions while upholding workers rights in a democratic system, questioning the necessity of drastic labor management changes.
The article warns wage gains without income growth may trigger higher prices through a price spiral. It cites wartime controls as effective, but loosening controls and rising labor disputes threaten inflation, risking hardship unless incomes rise to match costs.
A serious view of the situation is being taken by consumers especially those in moderate income groups and farmers who may be harmed by higher prices on manufactured goods. In Alberta a meeting of farm representatives warned inflation is a real menace and urged action to offset higher production costs that raise consumer prices and risk widespread hardship.
Winnipeg Tribune notes a Washington Star item about two callers who first asked at the main entrance but were redirected to the embassy office across the building. A brief, brisk attache arrived at the second door just in time, informing them the fire was closed for the day.
The Royal Society of Canada heard Prof. H. F. Angus of the University of British Columbia argue selective immigration is essential for Canada to retain its global position and fulfill UN Charter duties. He warned invitations must avoid offensive implications and quotas should target only doubtful categories. A second item notes the Little blue heron is white in its first two years.
The Royal Society of Canada urged Ottawa to establish a proper National Museum with a government appointed board to control and develop it, and a national library to ensure copyright works are loaned across the Dominion. Twelve Canadians were elected Fellows of the Society, including Dr. Helen Hogg and Dr. L H Howlett, with new research fellowships totaling 13,400 dollars awarded to four scientists from Ontario Quebec and Alberta institutions.
Government census reports Japan’s population at 73,110,995, up from a pre war total of 72,875,800. Census figures show continued growth with notable gains across urban prefectures and coastal regions.
Q When will the second lot of canning sugar coupons become valid The five extra sugar preserves coupons which may be used to secure jam remain under the ceiling price regulations Fresh strawberries and raspberries have been removed from the ceiling Q How many butter coupons be some due in the month of June A Three butter coupons become valid in June R10 on June 6 R11 on June 13 and R12 on June 20 Q Why are unsweetened solid pack pie peaches in consumer size tins rationed A Supplies of all unsweetened canned fruits are limited and these types of canned fruits are rationed to ensure a fair and equitable distribution to consumers Please send your questions or your request for the pamphlet Consumers News or the Blue Book in which you keep track of your ceiling prices mentioning the name of this paper to the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board office in your province.
Leicester reports two cases where a child with whooping cough was flown to 12,000 feet and the descent completed the cure. Pilot George Derbyshire first tried the method on a friend's 18 month old, then on his own 11 year old son. The child’s coughing stopped at altitude and did not return after the steep dive.
The Dominion Council of Health urged the federal government to draft nationwide standards for disease control regulations following its 48th Ottawa meeting. The council also pressed for clear provincial responsibility for public assistance in institutional care and discussed draft residence till proposals. Attendees included Dr G B Chisholm, Sir Wilson Jameson, and Rockefeller Foundation representatives.
A London Sunday barrage notes Britain’s victory tied to empire. Editorials from the Sunday Express, News of the World, and The Sunday Times warn that withdrawal from Egypt and granting India independence risk Britain’s unity and millions in India. The papers urge responsible leadership from India’s political teachers and caution that peace hinges on empire.
A jumbled crossword clue list presents varied hints such as top of, mouth related terms, names like Jack, and multiple-numbered entries. The fragment shows clues for verbs, adjectives, animals, mythic references, and geographic hints, indicating a broad, half-solved puzzle page with partial word entries and stray letters.
An upbeat promotional voice extols Post's Grape-Nuts Flakes as a tasty energy source with carbohydrates for energy iron for blood and calcium for bones. The copy highlights two grains wheat and malted barley and notes baking toasted crispness plus cookie recipes on the package while linking the cereal to family scenes and affection.
A collage of village whispers and punch lines from a local store, schoolhouse chatter, and family quips. Jokes touch on progress, riches, weddings, jobs, and daily errands with light irony. Also notes on a talking point about raw foods in health guidance and a stray remark about soya bean byproducts used in auto parts.
Yehudi Menuhin, famed violinist, faces child assessment as his five and six year old children describe his playing as “just a scraping noise.” The youngsters prefer their mother’s piano and oppose early musical instruction. The Menuhins say forcing music spoils children.
A compact collection of aphorisms and aphoristic quotes on religion sorrow and consolation. The selections cite Shakespeare Jeremy Taylor Mary Baker Eddy J R Miller Jesus and a note on a recipe suggesting grated carrot as a pineapple substitute.
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