Ottawa Conference Fails to Bridge Tax Row Among Provinces
The Dominion and provincial governments fail to reach a common plan on personal and corporate taxes and subsidies. Ontario Premier Drew and Quebec's Duplessis press for tax rents while Manitoba and British Columbia seek fiscal needs based subsidies. Finance Minister Ladys indicates study of a standard basis for intergovernmental finance will continue.
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Aland
Dominion
Maritimes
Union Nationale
Quebec
Ontario
CCF
Saskatchewan
Social Credit
Alberta
Manitoba
Huulah Columbia
Ontari
Drew
Wit Hie
Duplessis
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Uady
Justice
St. Laurent
Causes of Shortage of Farm Machinery
The Dominion Department of Agriculture surveyed farm machinery supply due to drought and price shifts. Findings cite three main factors: drought and crop shortfalls hurting farmer finances, wartime manpower shortages increasing on farm labor efficiency, and rapid adoption of new machine types boosting demand beyond current manufacturing. The result is a rising, unmet demand for certain machinery as purchasing power grows.
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National Committee On Agriculture Engineering
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Hool Patterson
Aimee
Patterson
Buds of the Ancient Seas
Dr. M. Fritz of the Royal Qetario Museum explains blastoids were ancient sea buds living in lime cups with limy stems. These fossil organisms, related to starfishes and starfish, vanished after their peak during coal-formation swamps.
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M. Fritz
Royal Qetario Museum
Moon Quarter Hen Hatches Crescent Egg on Ontario Farm
A Pembroke Ontario farm reports a hen laying a crescent-shaped egg during the night of the moons first quarter. The egg measured about two inches long and three quarters of an inch wide at its widest point.
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Pembroke
Ont
Joseph Laforce
Free Christian Science booklet upon application
Distribution Committer 196 St. Charge 51 Toronto Ont will send a free Christian Science booklet on request. Christian Science Sunday services are broadcast on CFRD at 11 am every other Sunday. Next broadcast May 12.
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St. Charge
Toronto
Christian Science
Listion Cfrd
Sergeant alive after Molotov attack inquiry in Edmonton
United States Army sergeant survived after a Russian incident en route to a San Francisco conference. The report notes the sergeant is still alive and mentions foreign commission reception.
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Edmonton
United States Army
Sweden Sends Food Aid to Finland and Norway
Sweden has shipped more than 400 tons of food including grain sugar and butter to needy countries over the last two years. The aid was valued at about 40 million dollars and the primary recipients were Finland and Norway.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Watermelon Seed Broth Helps Child Recover in Australia
Three year old Raymond Muller from Arncliffe in New South Wales survived a severe nephritis after doctors fed him a broth made from watermelon seeds. Following a New York case, his mother urged the treatment and Raymond improved enough to return home. doctors remain cautious about the broth's role while continuing the remedy.
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Sydney
Australia
New York
Raymond Muller
Arncliffe
Raymond
Campentown Hoanttal
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