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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
6
The American National Education Association discussed a world history text compiled by historians to be published in all languages and used globally. Supporters say it would align facts taught about Russia and other nations, supplement country curricula, and help build understanding to prevent future wars.
TORONTO Flying farmers arrive at Malton airport from the United States to defend their work on a national radio network. Horace Watson of Oklahoma president of the National Flying Farmers Rogers of Yuma Hal Renallett of Denver are among representatives. They will inspect crops, supervise fencing, and dust fields as needed.
A fragment reports pilots and supervising staff preparing for flights at the White House area with notes on discipline, diet, and moderation. Mention of 50 earnings and a roster of 13 pilots and nine supervising pilots is uncertain.
London reports the War Office plans a new ship shape war college to double prewar officer output. The program aims for broader education in world affairs and restraint in drinking. It targets a more disciplined officer corps with redesigned training and faster promotion to major and colonel ranks.
The piece notes kilts as a popular dress for active service and discusses recruiting, reserve attach rates, and a speech by Major Mitch on dress standards. It also mentions the Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Fish and a push to develop air traffic with landing strips for land planes at Prince Albert National Park.
The article outlines ration book coupons for butter meat and sugar and details a pamphlet request process. It also explains a camera trick using heated air beneath the lens to create a shimmering ghostly effect similar to heat haze on hot summer days.
A shaky OCR fragment describes a venture near Vancouver with mentions of farms, a corporation named Farmieade Farms Ltd, Langley, and individuals such as Mrs Glaspiere and Major George Griffin, noting horses and agricultural activity amid a shifting business landscape.
Hanover Post recalls the parlor organ as a centerpiece of past family life. The instrument symbolized social status and sacrifice, bringing happiness on winter nights as relatives played favorites and sang hymns and carols, contrasted with modern radio culture.
The text explains that fire color shifts with air supply and gases released from coal. More oxygen makes flames brighter and hotter, while excess oxygen yields carbon monoxide that burns with a blue flame. Substances in coal also affect flame color through various chemical constituents.
A fragmented ad text promotes a 30 day test claiming a simple change can improve alertness and energy. It mentions age cues and urges adopting a Kellogg style routine to sustain benefits and extra activities.
Powell, 34, survived a capsized sailboat incident on Lake Erie. He clung to the boat for 2.5 hours, then swam 10 miles to shore at Turkey Point, spending six and a half hours in the water. He searched two days for the 16 foot sailboat, finding it four miles from the original location and bringing it home.
The article notes Europe’s population dropping toward 72 million with birth rates far below death rates. Professors Heing Sauermann warn Germany faces a shrinking populace, risking political and social consequences as rural areas show death rates twice births and urban areas report 3 to 4 times higher deaths than births.
The UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration has shipped vast supplies to disaster areas since its November formation. It reports lifesaving aid to millions, including food relief and public health actions, and claims to have aided 5,000,000 people.
A collage of aphorisms and anecdotes on virtue love and patience. Notes praise instinctive action and sustained kindness, quote La Rochefoucauld Milton Sterne and Mary Baker Eddy, and recount a long salt mining tale and Siberian apple yields. It blends moral musings with curious feats.
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