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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
6
The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter urges young men and women to prepare for leadership in a transformed economy. It warns against complacency, stresses self-reliance, steady work, and continuous learning, and cautions that ignoring guidance could lead to totalitarianism or industrial paternalism.
The article extols Chile as a peaceful nation not engaged in war for over seven decades. It argues treaties and arbitration are fair methods to resolve disputes and praises Chilean belief in future rewards for peaceful international cooperation. It highlights friendship with other nations and a commitment to sovereignty and equal respect among states.
Major General G B Chisholm urged the public to stop calling returning soldiers "our boys" noting they are men who must adjust to peacetime life. He warned sentimental labels can misrepresent their strength and readiness to face civilian duties. The Ottawa Journal and Brockville Recorder comment on postwar morale and food shortages.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board guidance covers Christmas and New Year meals at restaurants and craft sales for charitable church bazaars. Restrictions include butterfat limit for whipping cream at 18 percent, and sugar allocations only to beekeepers registered as primary honey producers with up to 15 pounds per colony in fall.
The Stilwell Road opened a perilous supply route to China, surviving a brutal campaign against jungle, weather, and Japanese forces. Once central to wartime logistics its engines of war are now surplus, its costs and lives spent prompting a lasting, tragic history that cannot be erased.
Former British prime minister Winston Churchill told the Belgian Senate that the last war was unnecessary and warned it could have been stopped if the League of Nations had U S involvement or if the League acted on a European basis. He praised a United States of Europe in prosperity, justice and peace and received the city’s freedom. He cited Hitler’s early aggression as stoppable. Emperor Wang Mang is referenced regarding land nationalization in early China.
A compact glossary style item lists clues such as Roman goddess of flowers and a molten rock term. It references entries like stefalcl and Yale and notes numbers that hint at puzzle answers. The fragment presents scattered clues without full definitions or solutions.
A new textile made from chicken feathers has been developed. It aims to replace wool by offering warmth softness and lighter wearability. The process separates feather material from quills then blends it with other fibers to spin yarn. Feathers from ducks geese turkeys and other fowl may also be used.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that Hitler’s personal fate matters less than whether his movement persists. It notes the political military machine he led is broken and unlikely to be rebuilt, while warning that poison remains in German society amid disillusionment and scarce repentance.
Mary Moynihan of Regina a CWAC member since October 1942 served in Italy with the Canadian Army Show and B Unit. She toured Canada before returning to Canada in December 1944 and later worked in the CWAC Orderly Room in Toronto. She has performed for wounded and studied music at the Toronto Conservatory of Music.
A collection of quotations on peace by Woodrow Wilson William Collins Romans 12 18 Mary Baker Eddy James Thomson and Elbert Hubbard. The lines praise peace as healing reason and goodwill while contrasting it with war ignorance and superstition.
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