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Newspaper

Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

4

Sugar Policy in Wartime Canada and Global Trade Impacts

The Sugar Stabilization Fund and the Prices Board reveal how Canada, the UK, and the US share sugar allocations under a common policy amid postwar shortages. Canada’s beet sugar, import plans, and world pool contributions define limited domestic access, with 1945 availability at 930 million pounds and per-person targets of 70.8 pounds.

Atlantic Canada Prices Board Suger Sugar Stabilization Fund

Impossible to undiscover knowledge about atomic energy

Text argues that while atomic energy unnerves scientists and calls for halting research, the impossibility of undiscovering knowledge remains. It contends the remedy is impracticable and that the dangerous potential must be weighed against possible peaceful uses, urging leaders to seek a global, prudent approach.

Canada Seeks Mercy Flight Lessons From Australia

Canada aims to organize flying doctor services like Australia’s model. Ontario has 162 mercy flights since 1933, Saskatchewan started a flying ambulance, and Quebec trails in organization. Australia began in 1928 with 50 flights covering 20,000 miles and 255 patients at about 256 dollars each, now within 300 miles of any bush community. The system uses pedal-powered wireless sets and eyed helicopters to improve landings and takeoffs as it expands to dependencies and New Guinea.

Concountry Australia Ontario Saskatchewan Quebec Flying Doctor South-West Pacific New Guinea Ibout

Ten-year British occupation of Germany urged by Montgomery

Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery told the council of volunteer war workers in the British zone that the occupation could last at least ten years. He warned that troops would stay until the past six years' upheavals could not recur and noted Germany faced its worst food situation since occupation began despite a milder winter.

Viscount Montgomery Germany Council of Volunteer War Workers

New Desk Registrator Prevents Fraud in Shops

Tacvarers claim a evolved desk registrator locks automatically for future audit and checking to deter fraudulent alterations in shop or factory records.

Tacvarers

Pupils of Blue Eyes Contract More in Bright Light

A study finds blue eyed pupils constrict more than brown eyed pupils under bright light. Researchers note melanin and iris structure influence pupil size. The findings suggest eye color may affect light adaptation and visual comfort.

Lightweight folding motorcycle “Corgi” ships for export

A British light runabout named Corgi weighs 90 pounds and reaches 35 mph. It runs on petrol oil mix and reportedly achieves 200 miles per gallon. The design features long handlebars rising from a low chassis and remains portable for car, boat, yacht, or caravan use. Five thousand have been ordered by the United States with a further 10,000 on the way. Production is export only. Also shown at Acton Industrial Exhibition was a thrust borer for underground pipe and cable work, operable by one or two men, with a pilot lamp to verify level and direction.

United Kingdom United States Canada British West Indies Java Peru Britain Acton

Plans For Stronger Protection Of Crown Jewels

British authorities study the tomb damaged jewel house at the Tower of London with ultramodern safeguards to guard the Crown Jewels. Jewels will stay in the Bank of England vaults until devices are installed, amid fears of postwar theft and a surge of tourism. Intrinsic worth of diamonds rubies and gold may exceed 50 million dollars, though each royal item is priceless. Historical thefts and famed items such as the Koh I Noor diamond and Great Star of Africa are noted among the treasures to be protected.

Manly F. Miner John R. MacNicol House of Commons Ottawa Jack Miner Canada Humane Societies U.S.A J. A. Bradette Liberal Cochrane Miner Fexterte Gerig Captain Blood Charles II Africa Edward the Confessor India

Rideau Hall Residents Through the Years A Family Tradition

Canada's new governor general Field Marshal Viscount Alexander and Lady Alexander moved into Rideau Hall with three children Rose 13 Shane 10 Brian 6 and guest Henrietta Scott continuing a tradition of governors-general bringing children to enjoy the grounds. Notable past residents include Princess Patricia and the Princess Pats regiment. Two governors-general children were born in Canada including Lord Frederick Blackwood in Ottawa and George Ponsonby in Montreal.

Canada Viscount Alexander Alexander Rideau Hall Rose Shane Brian Henrietta Scott Government House Earl of Patricia Duke of Connaught Lady Patricia Ramsay Princess Patricia George St. Lawrence Newflize Ponsonby Earl Bessborough Montreal Lord Frederick Blackwood Earl and Countess of Dufferin Ottawa

Sweden to Supply 5000 Prefab Houses for Britain

Sweden will send 5000 prefabricated houses to Britain with half allocated to England and half to Scotland. Except for British tiles and a thermostat controlled anthracite range, all components originate in Sweden including the front door key. Each house mirrors a Swedish model rated for 100 years of use. The first six are being erected near Watford by German prisoners.

Sweden Britain England Scotland Watford

New Electric Fuel Gauge Promises Reliable Aircraft Readings

A United Kingdom firm develops an electric fuel gauge with accuracy within three percent in flight, unaffected by aircraft attitude or temperature. With no moving parts, it promises uniform, maintenance free operation and is being installed in new British and American aircraft.

United Kingdom Britain United States

Star medallion cloth pattern description

Alice Brooks notes a Star medallion cloth pattern for hostess spreads scarves and buffet sets. Pattern 7404 includes directions and stitches. Send twenty cents by coin to Ars department Winnipeg Manitoba with name and address for details.

Ars Winnipeg Man

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