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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
2
The piece discusses escalating labor management disputes across North America, noting strikes in Canada and the United States. It warns higher wages boost costs, potentially fueling inflation unless incomes rise, and questions whether wartime price controls can curb inflation as controls loosen.
Consumers, especially moderate income groups and farmers, fear rising prices on manufactured goods as inflation is labeled a real menace. In Alberta a farm organization meeting warned labor management frictions after the war, noting wage injustices may require action by labor groups to offset higher production costs and prevent hardship.
A Winnipeg Tribune writer admires the speed and calm of a Mexican Embassy attache in Washington while recalling a Washington Star item about two visitors. They were redirected at the main door to the embassy office on the other side, only to learn the office was closed for the day.
Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada heard Prof. H. F. Angus of the University of British Columbia argue that selective immigration is imperative for Canada to retain its global standing and to fulfill obligations under the United Nations Charter.
A natural detail notes that the young little blue heron is white during its first two years, before its plumage shifts to the familiar blue. The observation highlights early developmental color changes in this species.
The Royal Society of Canada urged federal support for a properly run National Museum in Ottawa and a national library to ensure copyright works are loaned across the Dominion. Twelve Canadians were elected Fellows including Dr. Helen S. Hogg, first woman fellow in the sectional. eight regions are named with fields in astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology and biology. Four research fellowships totaling 13,400 were awarded to Burton, Stern, Rabinovitch and Trudel funded by provincial governments. projects include stabilizing farm incomes and cell nucleus division physiology.
A government census reports Japan’s population at 73,110,995, up from 72,875,800 before the war, highlighting a postwar demographic rise.
The text explains sugar coupons become valid on July 4 and gives June dates for three butter coupons R10 on June 6 R11 on June 13 and R12 on June 20. It notes strawberry and raspberry prices remain under ceiling prices and rationing of unsweetened solid pack pie peaches due to limited supplies.
A crossword puzzle list with across and down clues covering topics from anatomy to geography. The grid features entries such as mouth related terms, ancient deities, fabrics, weapons, and common verbs, with numerous world and language references.
Leicester pilot George Derbyshire lifted an 18 month old child to 12000 feet then dove steeply. The coughing ceased during the descent and the child appeared cured. Derbyshire then repeated the experiment with his own 11 year old son, reporting similar results.
The 49th annual Ottawa council meeting centered on uniform provincial laws to assign responsibility for public assistance or institutional care. A draft residence bill was prepared by a provincial health officials committee led by Dr H M Cassidy of Toronto. Attendees included Dr G B Chisholm and Sir Wilson Jameson along with other health leaders. The meeting noted the notable contribution of the late Dr J J Heagerty.
The Sunday Express editorial argues Britain without the Empire could not have won the war and warns against two gambles by withdrawing from Egypt and granting India independence. The News of The World calls cabinet India mission a sharp, inglorious end to Britain's imperial era and urges Indian leaders to show responsibility. The Sunday Times warns that grave risks threaten millions dependent on peace in India.
A collection of light humor and quips from a rural setting featuring a tourist, villagers, and a junior high teacher. Jokes cover mistaken idioms, fashion mishaps, wedding indifference, writing thanks, forgiveness, tires in a shop, paraphrases, and a farmer asking about a friend in a bag. The wit hinges on wordplay and social miscommunications.
An informal ad style blurb extols Post's Grape-Nuts Flakes as a hearty breakfast option. The copy highlights nutrition including carbohydrates for energy proteins for muscle phosphorus for bones iron for blood and the two grain blend of wheat and malted barley. The narrator jokes about his wife keeping the cereal close and describes its appeal as “smile bait.”
Nutrition experts and authorities at the Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa say raw foods pack the most nutrients. They recommend including raw foods on the daily menu to satisfy appetite with smaller quantities.
The readable fragment notes that the solid material remaining from the ca f n tance is being used in the manufacture of many auto parts. This brief item highlights ongoing reuse of residue in automotive production.
Five year old Krov and six year old Zamira say Yehudi Menuhin’s playing is “just an old scraping noise.” They tell a reporter their mother plays piano better. The Menuhins claim forcing music on children spoils them for life and should be avoided.
A collection of brief religious and moral maxims about adversity, sorrow, and growth. Quoting Shakespeare Jeremy Taylor Mary Baker Eddy Nixon Waterman J K Miller and Jesus. The verses emphasize finding reward in suffering and divine comfort through faith.
A home cooking note explains using grated carrot as a pineapple substitute in recipes. The swap can be hardly noticeable, offering a flexible option for fruit flavors, especially where pineapple is unavailable or to adjust sweetness.
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