Editorial clash at Ontario Quebec paper confab Niagara Falls
Report on the Ontario Quebec Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association conference at Niagara Falls. Topics include wartime press restrictions and unclear labor regulations affecting holidays and pay, plus talks by John Bracken and Russell T. Kelley on postwar plans, immigration policy, and regional industrial strategy. Louis Blake Duff offered after dinner remarks.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Niagara Falls
John
Bracken
Russell T. Kelley
Kelley
Hamilton
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Postwar Plans and Rural Life Reflections Parade in Canada
The article discusses postwar farming visions in New Zealand and Ontario including a Niagara Falls center for air travel. It notes planners and doers shaping a peaceful future, praises victory gardens and Canadian agriculture, and highlights a national Day of remembrance for the sick and disabled urging neighborhood acts of kindness.
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New Zealand
Geo. R. Inglis
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Niagara
Canada
Tea House Develops Cooperative Honey Trade on Coast
JUASO Gold Coast reports the forestry department is developing a cooperative honey industry. Honey is sold in pots of 20, 2 and 30 pounds and costs 20 cents per pound.
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Juaso
Gold Coast
Forestry Department
Editorial Notes on Summer Mosquitoes and Commonwealth Policies
The piece notes an early Summer mosquito presence and suggests it will favor the season. It quotes Prime Minister King in London stressing that after hostilities the Commonwealth should pursue inclusive policies shared with other nations.
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Commonwealth
King
London
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