Education in Europe cleanses Italy of Fascist bias in schools
Allied Wake correspondents report Italy has begun reorganizing its education system to remove Fascist propaganda from textbooks and curricula. They note over two decades of distorted history and biased instruction under Mussolini, with a shift to rewrite texts and a broader effort to reform the minds of generations of Italian students.
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Allied Wake
Italy
Mussolini
Nazi Ideas Are Widely Taught In Occupied Europe
The article notes German forces use schools to spread Nazi rule by erasing democratic content and purging nonaligned teachers. It cites language enforcement in occupied areas and warns exiled governments plan major postwar education reforms. A 1942 Britain conference of education ministers discussed European and UK educational challenges.
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Italy
Germany
Britain
Europe
United Kingdom
Nations Conference Advances Postwar European Education
The conference gathered representatives from Belgium Czechoslovakia Greece Holland Luxembourg Norway Poland Yugoslavia and the French National Committee with chair R A Butler and observers from Britain India the US Russia and China. Committees on books and periodicals have begun supplying libraries in Europe after the war and more than forty book sets have already been purchased. Allied historians plan two books a History of European Civilization for ages sixteen to eighteen and a teacher’s handbook. The Ministers of Education aim to rebuild education and foster inter Allied international cooperation after the war.
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Czechoslovakia
Greece
Holland
Luxembourg
Norway
Poland
Yugoslavia
R. A. Butler
British Board of Education
India
United States
Russia
China
Europe
Flour magnate Joseph Rank dies at 89 after philanthropy
British flour magnate Joseph Rank left 315000 after a life of giving. He built a windmill era business and donated about 9 million to the Methodist Church. His creed was get all you can save all you can give away all you can. Estonia’s history features conflict among Germans Swedes and Russians.
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Joseph Rank
Methodist Church
Not Easy Job Invasion Admin Strain Warns Leeds Paper
The Leeds Yorkshire Post outlines a massive logistic challenge for an invasion, noting each division needs 80 000 tons ship cargo and 350 tons daily supplies. It warns depots and home dumps must stay full, while gauge of invasion could reach 50 divisions, creating about 10 000 tons daily cross and rail demands.
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Leeds
Yorkshire Post
World weight estimate quoted by U S Bureau of Standards
The Ottawa Citizen notes the current estimate of the world’s weight by the U S Bureau of Standards. The figure is six followed by 21 zeros or 6 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000. The article hints this value places the world outside the lightweight class based on recent performance.
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Ottawa Citizen
U.S
Bureau of Standards
Cotton fibers used in self sealing airplane gas line tanks
The article notes that cotton is employed in the construction of self sealing gas line tanks for aircraft. This material use highlights cotton's role in aviation safety features and fuel containment.
Salvage Work Praised in Canadian War Effort
Report notes commendation for Royal Canadian Navy salvage crews after a collision and fire. It also urges salvage of waste paper brown paper rags fats and bones to support pulp mills packaging and medical and military needs across Canada.
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United States War Shipping Administration
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Humorous exchanges on love and aging in a salon sketch
A collage of witty banter features a scolding wife and absent wife jokes. Characters joke about efficiency socks opposite ends, eligibility age, breach of promise, spectacles from crossword tricks, and marriage prices. The humor centers on vanity aging cups and cafe della metaphors.
War Services minister cites Sicily Italy shipments
In Commons LaFleche states comforts for Canadian troops in Sicily and Italy were sent in the same boats as soldiers and packed in tanks. The tanks, filled with cigarettes and other comforts, were emptied of the contents before ashore. The comforts were carried ashore separately.
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War Services
LaFleche
Sicily
Italy
Price Control And Rationing Information Collected In Q A
Readers ask about retail meat price limits and display of meat cuts and sale prices. They question raising box prices from 25 to 30 cents and note garden plants are exempt. The Baby ration book process requires a local ration board contact and a birth certificate or baptismal certificate, or an affidavit if unavailable.
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Prices and Trade Board
Consumers’ News
No Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Relief
A simplified ad declares Moone's Emerald Oil a concentrated antiseptic remedy for eczema and various skin troubles including barber's itch and salt rheum. It claims rapid itching relief, drying of eruptions after a few days, and a money back guarantee with no greasy residue.
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Gems of Thought on Beauty and Truth
A compact collection of quotations about beauty honesty and virtue from St Pierre Overstreet Shaftesbury Bovee Mary Baker Eddy Robert Nathan and others. The sayings link beauty to truth moral clarity and spiritual harmony across human behavior and perception.
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H. A. Overstreet
Shaftesbury
Mary Baker Eddy
All Bran Laxative Advice for Constipation Relief
A reader explains that harsh purgatives were discarded and gentle All-Bran became the solution for constipation due to lack of bulk in the diet. It recommends eating plenty of water and using this cereal to create working bulk for regularity.
Garden Notes: cultivation beats pests with timely care
Experts say regular cultivation is the key to healthy soil and robust plants in Canada. After rain, use a cultivator or hand tools weekly in June and July, avoid wet soil, and focus on high yield vegetables like onions carrots beets lettuce radish spinach beans and tomatoes for a small plot.
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Canada
Moonlit London surgeons plan more operations during raids
London surgeons schedule more operations by moonrise to reduce patient fear of air raids and to ease surgeons who worry about lights failing or a building collapse during procedures.
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London
Globe-trotter Vaudreuil completes second world walk to B C
Jean de Vaudreuill, 78, reached Prince George on his second world walking tour begun 24 years ago. He has logged 80,042 miles and now aims for the Alaska highway on the next leg of his trek.
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Globe-Trotter
Prince George
B.C
Vaudreuill
Alaska Highway
Britain Eyes Postwar Televisions Revolution
Televisions promise wide job growth for ex servicemen as Britain touts wartime research leading ahead of the United States. J L Baird notes color and stereo television demonstrations with three models including a cheap three dimensional set and a luxury auto changer radio model.
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J. L. Baird
United States
Baird
BBC
Gramophone Records
A Queer Bird From South America
A South American headzin with toes on its wings escapes danger by diving from the nest into water. It then uses its extra feet to climb back to the nest once the threat passes.
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