Canada Eyes Postwar Role At Empire Conference
The piece notes Prime Minister Mackenzie King preparing for the London Empire conference. King favors close cooperation among nations and the rights of smaller nations in the postwar order, contrasting with Lord Halifax Smuts and broader balance of power proposals. It also covers Canada’s war effort, grain stocks, budget plans, and forthcoming legislation including housing and family allowances.
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Ottawa
Empire
London
King
The
Commons
Canada
Lord Halifax
United States
Jan Christiaan Smuts
South Africa
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth
Russia
China
Smuts
Empire Parliamentary Association
Britain
Europe
King I
United Nations
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Partle
Donald M. Gordon
Prices Board
MacKinnon
National Revenue
Alsley
Mackenzie King
Typhus Epidemic in Cape Province Under Immunization Drive
Fifteen medical units battle a typhus outbreak across Cape Province with five focused on Umtata. The operation aims to immunize every African location in the Umata area over about two months, aided by Voluntary Aid Detachment members and five more medical officers. More than 10,000 people have been immunized. Lt Col Frederick Wiliam D Deakin, 30, awarded Stalin’s Medal for Valor after parachuting into Tito’s Yugoslav HQ.
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Cape Town
Cape Province
Umtata
Umata
London
Frederick Wiliam D. Deakin
Tito
Yugoslavian
Stalin
Jokes and banter through Irish American galloway humor
A string of humorous anecdotes features Pat and Yankee mischief about curves in railways Irish wit and barber shop quips. The exchanges cover Palagonia Irishmen and monkeys jailhouse glances at travel sales and a punchy farming tale ending with a grandmother’s death.
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America
Old
Ireland
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Victory Loan
Victory
National War Finance