Ottawa spy scare raises Canada Russia tensions postwar
Ottawa reports reveal a royal commission probing disclosures of confidential data to a foreign power. Prime Minister Mackenzie King cites arrests and a sub judice inquiry while Moscow and Washington react, with officials warning of a possible bombshell in the case and fears of a wider influence in Canada.
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Government allocates 23 million for veterans care
Ottawa announces a 23 million dollar expansion of hospital and treatment facilities for veterans. Arrangements with the Canadian Medical Association are underway to provide rapid treatment for those in need.
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Internment of Civilians at Singapore 1942 45
The piece describes harsh conditions in Singapore internees camps during 1942 44 including bed shortages clothing deterioration and poor medical supplies. It notes four Nipponese administrative phases and strict separation of families with limited food and opportunity to improve living standards amid punitive measures.
Local Camp Records Note Internee Ill Treatment and Restraint
The document cites three cases of face slapping of women internees for alleged bowing irregularities and similar incidents in the men's camp. It notes no imprisonment or corporal punishment by the camp officers. Internees initially saw restraint as normal but later recognized Lt Okazaki and Lt Tokuda's conduct as surprising and grateful. Continued next week.
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Tree injections speed healing of nutritional deficiencies
A new tree treatment injects micro elements directly into sapwood using a tree gun developed by Dr. Joel Hennett of the University of California. Elements like copper boron manganese and iron quickly improve health and yield in pear peach and apple orchards and even olive trees.
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University of California
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Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Household Effects Near Eden Mills
Public auction announced by Carles Ryder's heirs to sell by lot on the farm south of Eden Mills. Items include horses cattle poultry implements hay grain lumber furniture and kitchen goods plus clothing and personal items. Cash terms, no reserve as farm sold. sale begins at 10 o'clock with lunch provided. Referee names Roy Hindley J A Elliott and L McMillan.
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What The Home Town Can Do
Regular buyers and readers learn of community activities organizations entertainments and opportunities. The home newspaper keeps readers informed and connected to social contacts and experiences in the town.
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Australian textile imports seen to fall in 1os6
Canberra reports a projected drop in cotton and rayon imports for 1os6 per a Customs Ministry survey. Senator Keane warned that Australia may reduce reliance on foreign textile pieces, noting a decline from prewar import levels and predicting a lower annual figure amid era shifts.
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Chambered Nautilus Exhibit Reveals Ancient Forms
Royal Ontario Museum displays Chambered Nautilus fossils alongside modern shells to show long prehistory of its forms. Fossilised ancestors illustrate millions of years of chambered shell growth and natural beauty used in carving and jewelry, linking ancient molluscs to present limestone eras.
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Amnesia victim stages comeback in Vancouver shop
Amnesia victim Howard Passmore, 19, who lost memory after a bomb blast in England, has relearned counting and spelling and works as a typist mechanic in a Vancouver shop. An outpatient at Shaughnessy Military Hospital, he requires ongoing treatment for two years and remains determined to regain full function.
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