Ottawa Week in Review Faces Food and Shelter Struggles
In Ottawa the week centered on Europe’s food shortages and Canadian housing strains. A new meat ration plan promises 14 pounds weekly per person, while housing remains tight as officials pledge high priority for homes for servicemen and low cost units. The Indian funds issue and upcoming farm machinery rationing also feature in the capital’s outlook.
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Officer Charged in Newfoundland Manslaughter Case
A grand jury returned a true bill on a manslaughter charge against Frt. Lt. J. D. Milk in the death of F. O. Henry K. Ui last March in Yarmouth Newfoundland.
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Fairy Lake Bathing Ban Highlights Acton Youth Summer Dilemma
Local concerns over Fairy Lake pollution and a ban on swimming raise worries about summer activities for Acton’s youth. Residents urge health authorities to purge the pond and restore a safe swimming site while families seek affordable leisure options for two hot months.
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Spruce Budworm Battle Aids Canadian Entomologists
Opponents along the Fundy Way resist a dike project to protect haylands as flooding washed over the dike. RCAF aircrews and ground crews assist Canadian entomologists north of Lake Superior in spraying operations to combat the deadly spruce budworm.
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