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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1940

Page

2

Canada mobilizes for total war and Fifth Column threat

Ottawa signals immediate full mobilization of human and natural resources to support war efforts. Parliament considers drastic defense measures against treason, sabotage, and subversive activities, with a committee empowered to investigate and report. The piece notes population origins and wartime vigilance, citing Italian and German ancestry among Canadians amid war tensions.

Parliament of Canada House of Commons Eee Canadian National Railways Atlantic Hudson Bay St. Lawrence Labrador Maritime Provinces Military and Naval Intelligence Service of Senate Defense of Canada Ottawa Quebec Defense of Department of Justice Ernest Lapointe Royal Canadian Mounted Police S. T. Wood Secret Service Larouga Fedral Canaas Parliament Hill

Beekeeping Notes on Nectar Flow and Swarming Risk

In a normal season yellow sweet clover yields nectar by late June causing rapid broodnest filling. This crowding triggers swarming unless checked. use double brood chambers for space. Nectar moisture is reduced from about 70 percent to below 20 percent before becoming honey, requiring thinning of nectar in many cells. Beekeepers should add super space before heavy honeyflow to maintain colony strength.

Nothing To Do Boss Prods Workers To Do It Themselves

The piece argues the boss who does nothing assigns tasks, questions delegated work, follows up repeatedly, and accepts excuses. It notes the paradox that workers fear the boss has no real work while expecting others to perform tasks, suggesting better efficiency if the boss acted directly.

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