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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 25, 1946

Page

6

Ottawa House Returns to Break as MPs Radio Public Opinion

The Ottawa report notes MPs in their constituencies during a 12 day House holiday with plans to resume April. It details debates on external affairs minister, supplementary estimates, and a Canada Day bill while outlining pending bills on a Britain loan and Canadian citizenship. A South African gold discovery spurred market excitement with questions about potential Canadian yields. Price controls and farm implement price increases drew opposition, with concern over inflation and wartime wage impacts.

Commons Senate Britain South Africa Odenaalsraat Orange Free State London Johannesburg Canada O'Brien Quebec Toronto Raymond Langford University of Toronto Ontario Hollinger McIntyyre G. W. Hicks Anglo-Americana Corporation University of Manitoba John Bracken C.C.F M. J. Coldwell Solon Low Social Credit Ildey Prices Board United States House of Representatives U.S O.P.A U. S. Senate Congress

Canada’s Record Immigration Officer and Immigrant Exchange

A quirky exchange shows an immigration officer asking how many children the immigrant has and the response cites three boys and 60 girls. The officer persists with a garbled remark as the immigrant insists the count must be done one at a time, noting they are not Canadians.

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May Moving Day in Montreal Expected to Shrink

Montreal sources estimate 8000 to 9000 families will move May 1st, far below prewar levels of about 65000. Many will double up or seek smaller housing as storage space is scarce. Returned servicemen have retrieved furniture from storage, while movers report storage space at a premium and Bell Telephone notes 40 to 50 percent fewer phone relocation orders than last year.

Montreal Montreal Aprese Bell Telephone Company

Isoroke Yamamoto in Old Magazine Photo

A reader recalls Japanese Admiral Isoroke Yamamoto believed to seek peace terms in Washington. The note mentions his tough assignment and expresses interest in meeting him if alive.

Isoroke Yamamoto Washington

Auction sale of farm stock and household effects

Public auction at the Dundas Street corner sale site in Toronto Township on Saturday April 27 at 1 o’clock. Lot list includes a bay gelding a black mare a Holstein cow and two cattle aged 2 to 7 years with many implements machinery and tools plus household furnishings cash on day of sale no reserve Elliott Hindley auctioneers with clerk Atkinson listed.

James 1. Roks Dundas Street Streetsville-Port Credit Road Toronto Township Aberdeen McCormick sassey-Harris Nay Manssey-Harris Massey Harris Iba Ney Fanning Chatham Moffat Quebec Tate Elliott & Hindley Auctioneers

Ambitious Towns Drive Progress Across Communities

Ambitious towns push to improve and equalize opportunities for residents. They study peers, imitate successful ideas, and strive to keep pace with advancing communities. A willingness to work and active participation keep the drive alive.

Old Rut

Reserved Youngsters Learn to Speak Up in Social Life

Reticence and bashfulness hinder youths as they grow toward maturity. The piece urges both boys and girls to conquer shyness, make remarks, and ask questions about common interests to form friendships and gain popularity in the school of social life.

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Centenarian James Knight defies age in Ontario river incident

Wallaceburg Ontario reports James Knight, dressed for winter, fell into the river for eight minutes but survived without harm. He claims a birth record showing 100 plus and continues to work, boat, and sail on the Great Lakes, supported by his 75-year-old wife at a party in his honor.

Wallaceburg Ont James Knight Knight Montreal Ontario Great Lakes

Sheep Population in UK Falls After Wartime Grazing Bonus

Britain reduced sheep numbers from a 1936 38 average of 25 7 5 million to 30 083 million in 1945 amid policy shifts. Ploughing 7 million acres for crops, cutting imports of feeding concentrates by 6.73 million tons, and labor shortages all contributed to the decline.

Great Britain United Kingdom

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Ottawa Wogson Prine Ginll House of Commons Guesa Caitie W. ON. Atkinson Milton Welding Milton Lean Hep Inu Java Philippines Caribbean Cuba United Nations I Ez. i Ihe. de Wil Tyre Department of Agriculture the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
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