Most Dangerous Ages 16 to 23 at War's Aftermath
Miss Charlotte Whitton of the Canadian Welfare Council told the Toronto conference that youths aged 16 to 23 will bear the war’s social maladjustments. She noted the council is expanding its delinquency division and consulted by provinces on better provisions for delinquents, including juvenile immigrants and potential child refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Whitton
Canadian Welfare Council
Canadian Conference On Social Work
Toronto
Miss Whitton
Fom
Canadian National Committee of Refugees
Canada
Radio Music Shifts to Lighter Summer Mood
With summer approaching, radio brings soothing tunes from parks, bandstands, and studios. Executives schedule varied music each evening to satisfy listeners while families relax at home, fans humming in the warm air.
CBC Varied Radio Schedule At Trenton Base
Notes and news describe CBC moving a Friday air base program to Trenton with RAF performers at eight. It also notes David Sarnoff predicting pocket radios, CBC entertainment for Canadians and troops, plus a weekly lineup across NBC CBC CKOC WOR Mutual and other networks with programs for Soldiers and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBC
Trenton
Royal Air Force
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Happy Gang
Woodhouse
Agostini
Briny
Dominion
CBS
Silver
NBC Red
CKOC
Bilery Queen
Detective
Columbia
Wor-Mutual
Brant House
Nbc-Blue
Choc
Henry Weber
All About the Stars
Mutual Chain
Nbc-Red
Music Hall
Arctic geography contrasts Norway and Canada
The Vancouver Province notes Canadians know little about Arctic regions while Norway is deeply informed. It cites Dawson at 64 latitude, Labrador well south of Norway, and Oslo Narvik near 69 latitude as examples of Arctic awareness and northern extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Vancouver
Norway
Canada
Dawson
Labrador
Juneau
Oslo
Narvik
Arctic Circle
Coronation Gulf
the Mackenzie
Iceland
Group Reading Is Recommended by Professor Adler
Professor Mortimer Adler of Chicago University urges group reading over solitary study. He says reading with others sparks discussion, opens multiple approaches to the same book, and leads to greater understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Adler
Chicago University
American Booksellers Association
Adler
Haggai Urges Building of God's House in 520 B C
The 520 B C setting in Jerusalem with drought and shortage prompts Haggai to urge rebuilding the temple. The lesson contrasts spending on pleasures with temple support and notes this prophet's role alongside Zechariah in restoring worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggai
Jerusalem
Zechariah
Darius
Famous Author Answer to Previous Puzzle 54 Ancient
A compact crossword style clue list references historical figures and terms across varied definitions. It includes entries like Dolphintike creature and Hatred, with cross-article hints such as Sun god and Organ of hearing. The set links definitions to a thematic puzzle narrative.
Yellow Rocket weed infestation in Ontario fields and Bible passage reflection
Ontario agriculture notes warn of Yellow Rocket a perennial weed resembling mustard in colour but with dark green leaves. It appears in damp field areas May to July and seeds in July August. control through hand removal drainage and thorough spring cultivation. seed impurity in clover and alfalfa seed flagged under Canada Seeds Act. The text then shifts to a biblical commentary on Haggai urging renewed focus on rebuilding the temple and renewed energy among Zerubbabel and the people, emphasizing encouragement in Christian work and communal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Macleod
Ont
Department of Agriculture
Toronto
Mr. MacLeod
Zerubbabel
Shealtiel
Joshua
Jehozadak
Jehovah
Haggai
Judah
Lord of Hosts
Cyrus
God of Israel
Jerusalem
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Dave Robbins
Betty Carter Barbour
Jean Rouveral
Hugo Rouveral
Betty
Carlton Morse
New England
Lurene Tuttle
France
Paris
Europe
United States
Carolina
Maryland
Colorado
Australia
IMEC
the Lord
J. Millar Watt
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