Soil Conservation Urges Prompt Action To Halt Erosion
Soil erosion concerns grow among farmers and scientists as surveys show increasing bad lands. In 1941 Prairie Provinces alone reported over four million acres abandoned, with potential wheat yield of 62 400 000 bushels annually.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
Common To All Provinces Soil Erosion Issue
The Royal Bank of Canada notes soil erosion affects all provinces, especially the Prairies, where wind and few trees worsen drift. It cites the five hundred year formation of topsoil and highlights Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act of 1935 and coordinated federal provincial actions to reclaim drought and drifting lands.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Canadas
Dominion
Provincial
Departments of Agriculture
Soil conservation opens up fresh opportunities in Western Canada
It is estimated that over fourteen million acres in the Prairie Provinces have benefited from PFRA efforts. Tree planting, shelter belts, water projects, strip farming, and crop rotation aim to conserve moisture and reduce erosion. Continued scientific farming is needed to keep Western Canada a major grain producer. The article notes soil conservation as a deliberate transformation of nature into a planned new West.
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Prairie Provinces
Pf.r.a
P.F.R.A
Canada
Japanese Troops Accused of Crimes Across China
War Crimes Tribunal heard affidavits alleging Japanese soldiers in North China fed helpless Chinese to starving police dogs. Cheng Ting Kiang now a war crimes judge testified he witnessed people bitten to death. Prosecution says Nanking may not be the only instance of Japanese atrocity across remote provinces.
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China
War Crimes Tribunal
Cheng Ting- Kiang
Nanking
Proposals Push Compulsory Milk Pasteurization Across Provinces
National organizations including the Canadian Medical Association the Canadian Nurses Association the Chief Constables Association of Canada and the Canadian Council for Crippled Children have resolutions urging provincial governments to enact compulsory pasteurization laws. Ontario currently enforces such a law. The resolutions argue raw milk carries bacteria and disease while pasteurization kills infectious organisms without reducing nutrition.
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Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Nurses’ Association
Chief Constables’ Association of Canada
Canadian Council For Crippled Children
Ontario
Health League of Canada
Dominion
Lavender Harvest boosts UK perfumery exports
English lavender thrived in Norfolk East England this year with exceptional yields. The industry anticipates strong exports of high quality perfume oil to markets that prize Old English Lavender as the trade grows rapidly over the past year.
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United Kingdom
Norfolk
England
Extra rations and sugar coupons during harvest season
Harvest helpers staying over two weeks must turn in ration books to the farmer, others may request rations from the local board. Extra rations apply after twelve meals. Sugar coupons become valid in September and December, with two of three coupons valid on September 19 and the last around December 5. New ration books can be picked up after September 29. distribution runs September 30 to October 15, with October 15 onward handled by ration administration branches.
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Ration Administration
Prices and Trade Board
Coleman Oil Heater Delivers Floor Level Warmth
A Canadian maker introduces the Coleman Oil Heater, a floor level warm air circulating unit sold this fall. Its heat flow design moves a large volume of warmed air and uses fast warm up radiant heat to keep floors warm and prevent cold corners, circulating air three to five times per hour.
Polio Warning Emphasizes Peel or Scrub of Raw Fruits
Ontario health officials urge six common sense steps to prevent infantile paralysis including peeling or scrubbing all raw fruits and vegetables before serving. The guidance also covers protecting food from flies, avoiding crowded beaches, rest for children, preventing chills and sun exposure, and hand washing before meals.
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Toronto
Ontario Department of Health
Canadian Medical Association
D. S. Puffer
Ontario
Dr. Puffer
Admiralty Adds Frogmen to Battle Salvage Effort
Admiralty salvage officials recruit underwater divers nicknamed frogmen to recover as many of the 7500 British merchant ships sunk in the war as possible. A French secret submarine and a recording camera will help assess ship condition and salvage potential, potentially saving millions of tons of shipping and cargo.
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Frogmen
Admiralty
New Type Ironing Cord Stabilizes Busy Household
A housewife appears calm and collected as she uses a new ironing cord wrapped around her work. The neoprene cord is spiral molded and stretches from one foot retracted to six feet extended without springs. It cannot snag or kink, aiding efficient ironing.
Crossword Puzzle Dominoes Across and Down
A crossword puzzle list with across and down clues including entries such as mountain ash attempt to break into smithereens expand smaller mountain goat hard black wood Egyptian sun god central American tree worship tooth in whee pretenses Norse god backbone look of scorn lock of hair aroma Malay cance Cay in itcay to dampen body of soldiers Japanese measure South American ruminant harvester pretends transactions leather on football shoe type of car 144 units genus of mollusks part of stomach of ruminant red caps virtuous arms water surrounding castle expunges river in West Africa group to shut hard reliance wine vessel spuit pulse exclamation Babylonian deity.
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Turkish plans to buy 21 ships from Canada and US
In Calgary captain Shefik Gogen said the Turkish government will purchase a fleet of 21 vessels from Canada and the United States. The Cana dian National Steamships Prince David and Prince Robert have been inspected and will be considered. Gogen leads a Turkish team of eight officials touring North America for ships and railroad equipment.
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Calgary
Canada
United States
Prince David
Prince Robert
Shefik Gogen
Istanbul
Gogen
New York
North America
Gems of Thought Quotes and Maxims Anthology
A collection of literary aphorisms from Thomson Pope Ruskin Eddy and Herbert plus Bacon and Ruskin urging self mastery virtue and inner strength. The passage presents several lines on overcoming faults living rightly and learning from criticism.
Large Highway Collision Bottlenecks Berkeley Traffic
A six lane east shore highway crash in Berkeley involved twenty five cars. Seven people were seriously hurt and hospitalized. Smoke from the city dump reduced visibility as four trucks and twelve autos were towed away and nine others managed to exit under their own power.
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Berkeley
Calif
A Choice Between Courage and Sense
Quote contrasts two men: one who avoids risk for courage, and another who acts riskily without prudence. The line frames a debate on bravery versus judgment without naming individuals or events.
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