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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
2
London students at a Hampstead borough school in Burgess Hill may give end of term reports on their teachers. Reports are considered by British authorities and used to improve lessons. Teachers are addressed by first names and have shared responsibilities with no headmaster. Potential annual salaries are around $180.
Dr. John Wesley Coulter of the University of Cincinnati argues World War II reshaped South Sea Island life more than all prior European contact. Villages were moved for airfields, natives gained unprecedented pay for souvenirs and labor, and many were drafted into labor battalions or trained as commandos, disrupting traditional village authority and economy.
Fragmentary note discusses a dubious remedy promising effortless cure for persistent ailments. It mentions a supposed method, warnings against drug use, and a claim about a bottle being involved in the treatment. Overall, hazardous and unclear guidance is presented.
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows August sales up 24 percent from July and 27 percent from a year earlier. Radios and household goods led gains, with radios up 195 percent from 1943, and household appliances near 96 percent higher. Western provinces especially strong, with Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia over 20 percent gains, Manitoba 17 percent, Ontario 19 percent, Quebec 14 percent, and the Maritimes 15 percent.
McCullagh and Mrs Eliza Garroway of Bath celebrated her 100th birthday with her first portrait Horace Brightwell the amateur archaeologist located traces of a dwelling in England from about 500 BC The United Church of Canada general council voted to hold its 1948 conference in Vancouver Britain will import 150000 long tons of newsprint from Canada and Newfoundland next year A donkey named Moak on the Henry Vermeer farm in Sumas Washington helps at cow calling Group Captain Louis Leigh of Lethbridge appointed commanding officer of the RCAF Goose Bay station Ontario officer to lead Goose Bay base The summary includes multiple items from different regions and dates to reflect the world happenings brief format.
The Scandinavian News reports an emerging movement in Greenland for direct democracy with a single governor and central council elected by the people. Greenland, the world’s largest island, sparsely populated along 850000 square miles, would reduce Danish influence as it approaches majority.
Color based temperature sensing in gas turbines uses chrome cobalt alloy that shifts hue with temperature. This method addresses measurement variability in high heat zones.
London's Underground fleet has been refreshed with vivid red livery and bright interiors after wartime wear. The London Passenger Transport Board shows renewed efficiency while cities advertise postwar goods, and Royal Canadian air force mapping continues through summer in northern Canada. Disraeli's last London home at 19 Curzon Street goes on sale, with crowds gathering. his earlier residences on Whitehall Garden and Park Lane noted. Molasses shipments are preheated on tankers to ease discharge on arrival.
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