Community Spirit in Acton and Farm Price Comparisons
Acton congratulates Beardmore Co labor and management for a peaceful wage settlement and warns against strikes fracturing towns. In Hamilton several wage disputes strain neighborly ties and city governance. A Bowmanville Statesman excerpt highlights Canada US price gaps for tractors and farming equipment, noting wheat costs to buy similar gear are far higher in Canada.
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Beardmore Co
Acton
Hamilton
U.S.A
Ottawa
J. A. Roxs
M.P. Souris
C. D. Howe
Canada
Ross
Sturrow International
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Bowmanville Statesman
Britain's Return to Global Trading Leadership After War
The piece argues that Britain must regain its place among leading trading nations, noting wartime damages, austerity measures, and the massive shift of workers and youth into war efforts. It frames renewed industrial vigor as essential to restoring prewar conditions and national strength.
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Britain
Postwar Britain Faces Labor Shifts and Export Drive
The passage notes that by late May 1945 about 5.78 million Britons were employed in home and export industry, with 2 percent unemployment. It contrasts Britain’s disciplined push to rebuild export trade with ongoing U S labor tensions and wartime to peacetime economic transition.
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Great Britain
Britain
Churchill
Voting Eligibility Should Tie To Citizenship Interest
Fort Erie Times-Review argues that voter eligibility should be linked to intelligent interest in public affairs rather than age. It notes typical turnout of 30 to 50 percent and asserts only engaged citizens deserve to influence governance across town province and dominion.
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Canada
Fort Erie
Australia Seeks Student Sheep Shearers to Fill Gaps
Australian agriculture experts and teachers urge creating shearing schools linked with the Repatriation Department to train ex servicemen. The Grafter's Association backs government-supported shedding contracts and wage subsidies to ensure learner pay during training.
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Sydney
Australian Agricultural Department
Grafter's Association
Right Start Breakfast Advice From Health Officials
Department of National Health and Welfare urges a strong morning meal with fruit whole grain cereal and an egg when possible. Health experts insist a nutritious breakfast aids daily work and play.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Dangers of makeshift fuels warn during coal shortage
The Department of National Health and Welfare cautions against using improvised fuels and old batteries for fires amid a coal shortage. Authorities warn about dangerous fumes and possible explosions from substitutes not designed for burning.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Fall projects and policy notes loom in editorial roundup
The editorial notes a larger fall sugar ration and upbeat outlook for April availability. It mentions school reopenings, the Fall Fair season, and contrasts Kansas dry laws with county statistics. Canadian builders push housing amid shortages, issuing nearly 30,000 permits. The piece urges strict strike enforcement.
English Money Madness Sparks House Sale Tale
The Chesley Enterprise notes a man selling his house for 2000 to a young couple, while he believes its fair price is 20000. He protests the rush for money and wishes for more buyers like him, suggesting Canada as a better destination.
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Canada
Chesley Enterprise
Definition of plastic sparks editorial debate in Durez Plastic News
The editor proposes an all inclusive definition for plastic as a material of large molecular weight organic substance formed into shapes by heat and pressure. The piece notes the circularity of the definition and echoes the ongoing struggle to capture the term.
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Durez Plastic News
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