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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
The piece examines rising wages and labor disputes in the United States and Canada and their impact on prices. It discusses the risk of inflation, the burden on consumers, and the tension between wage increases and cost of living in a democratic economy. It notes wartime price controls and concerns about sustaining inflation.
Consumers view the inflation threat as real and serious, with farmers and moderate income groups likely to pay higher prices for manufactured goods. Alberta representatives say labor management tensions after the war worsen cost pressures, urging action to offset rising production costs or risk widespread hardship.
Winnipeg writer admires the speed and calm of a Mexico Embassy attache while reporters feel sympathy for visitors. Two Washingtonians seek vacation information at the embassy main door and are directed to the office across the building. The attache arrives from the other door in time, but the office is closed for the day.
Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada told that selective immigration is imperative to retain Canada’s standing and fulfill UN obligations. The remarks emphasize Canada’s need to control entry to sustain influence and meet international duties.
The small chime heron shows white plumage in its first two years, a distinctive trait noted in the early life stage.
The Royal Society of Canada called for Ottawa’s National Museum to be placed on a proper footing with a government run board. It urged a national library to ensure copyright books and periodicals are loaned across the Dominion. Twelve Canadians were elected Fellows, including Dr. Helen S. Hogg and Dr. L. H. Howlett. Four research fellowships totaling 13 400 were awarded with provincial government grants supporting the program.
Government census shows Japan’s population at 73,110,995, up from 72,875,800 before the war. The release highlights postwar demographic growth and references a prewar baseline for comparison.
A page shows a crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues. The jumble includes many OCR errors and stray letters. some lines repeat or spill into others, making precise clue mapping difficult. The overall artifact resembles a dated newspaper puzzle section.
Five extra sugar-preserves coupons may be used to secure sugar for canning become valid on July 4. Jam remains under ceiling price regulations. Three butter coupons become valid in June on June 6 June 13 and June 20. Unsweetened solid pack pie peaches are rationed due to limited supplies to ensure fair distribution.
Leicester reports a novel remedy as pilot George Derbyshire lifts a child with whooping cough to 12 000 feet and then dives steeply. The 18 month old child of a friend recovered first, now his own 11 year old son shows coughing cessation after the descent.
At Ottawa the 49th annual Dominion Council of Health debated uniform provincial rules for contagious diseases and for payment responsibility of public assistance or institutional care. A draft residence bill was discussed, prepared by provincial health officials under Dr H M Cassidy. Attending were Dr G B Chisholm, Sir Wilson Jameson, Dr J B Grant, and Dr W A McIntosh. The council saluted the late Dr J J Heagerty for notable public health contributions.
Britain could not have won World War II without its empire. The Sunday Express warns that halting the imperial framework risks swift dissolution of Britain’s influence. The News of The World and Sunday Times weigh India's future and the perils and responsibilities facing leadership and peace across the empire.
An old ad copy extols Grape-Nuts Flakes as a wholesome breakfast aiding energy and muscle with nutrients like carbohydrates iron phosphorus and protein. The narrator jokes about romance and breakfast habits while praising the cereal's appeal and value.
A collage of village humor and quick wits from a Tourist era scene. Jokes span a mud puddle mishap, fashion fails, jokes about marriage and writing, forgiveness and forgotten promises, and small town exchanges at a village store and junior high setting. The banter features Johnny, George, Ethel, and Mrs. Higgs among others in light domestic skits.
Nutrition experts and authorities at the Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa recommend including raw foods on the menu daily as they contain maximum nutrients. The finding suggests smaller portions of raw foods satisfy appetite more quickly than cooked foods.
The solid material remaining after oil extraction from soybeans is utilized in various auto manufacturing processes. It serves as a fiber or filler in components and may contribute to material efficiency and sustainability in automotive production.
Five year old Krov and six year old Zamira Menuhin dismiss their father Yehudi Menuhin’s violin as “just an old scraping noise” while praising their mother’s piano. The children and parents argue against early forced music instruction as harmful.
A mixed fragmentary piece presents quotes on adversity faith and sorrow from Shakespeare Taylor Eddy Nixon Waterman Miller and Jesus alongside a note about substituting grated carrot for pineapple in a recipe. The text ends with the number 2675.
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