Every Visitor a Salesman for Canada in Union with US Trade
H G Colebrook of Robert Simpson Co argues Canadian visitors to the United States act as informal ambassadors for Canada. He cites a North Carolina holiday editorial praising American enterprise and urges timely, calm responses to questions on roads Empire relations and investment. a Canadian on the spot can influence capital decisions.
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United States
Canada
H. G. Colebrook
Robert Simpson Co
North Carolina
America
United” States
Financial Post
Spring hopes on Dominion tax plans and budget impact
The article notes rising public interest in the Dominion budget and personal taxes after two world wars. It discusses how tax levies have broadened to include many, with Ontario's Premier delaying budget expectations as spring arrives and the legislature stories pause.
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Dominion
Ontario
Tts
A New Spirit Needed To Counter Materialism
The passage argues that totalitarianism rooted in materialism fails and cannot be fixed by better philosophy alone. It calls for a new spirit over old lures of selfishness and urges nations to lead the world war of ideas by adopting a spiritual way of life to replace material incentives.
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England
Rustsin
Origain
Philonay
Canada urges year round fire prevention after heavy losses
The Canadian Underwriters Association warns total fire losses in December 1946 and January 1947 neared 13 million dollars, sparking calls for ongoing precautions beyond Fire Prevention Week. December losses reached 6.75 million, January losses topped 6 million, with 40 fire fatalities since August and fears of higher totals without nationwide vigilance.
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Canada
Easter week notes and price controls drift in editorial
Editorial notes celebrate Good Friday and Easter Sunday as a wonderful week. Easter seals sales aid crippled children while March 1947 recalls severe winter. roads worsen and repairs lag. Price controls lift gradually, urging readers to keep the old price list. Newsprint price rising six dollars a ton pressures subscribers for six months.
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