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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
9
The piece argues that low wages and high costs hinder homebuilding. It cites Canadian incomes of 2000 to 3000 dollars yearly and shows most cannot afford homes priced at 6000 to 8000. It proposes multiunit housing as a potential solution to keep costs within reach for veterans and the average worker.
An editorial argues Canada provides strong educational facilities and stresses the need for youth to value schooling. It notes many servicemen return to school after the war, showing the benefit of second chances, while warning that most children may not get a similar opportunity.
The Royal Commission into milk production and distribution in Ontario will begin sittings on November Juth in Toronto, focusing on historic legislation and Milk Control Board operations. Briefs are due by November 21 to the Secretary at Orugoode Hall, with hearings planned across multiple Ontario centers and final hearings in Toronto.
An editorial liberalizes the Paris Peace Conference idea, arguing three archetypes clash at the peace table and that only a guiding ideology in line with a nation’s core aims can yield lasting peace. It urges individuals to live by their chosen standards to inspire global order and harmony.
An Ottawa student argues against government housing bonuses. He warns tax boosts aimed at upper income groups would reduce investment and employment, increasing government burdens. The piece calls for lowering construction and government costs and stresses responsibility beyond state action.
Editorial notes warn of impending snow and announce snow fences going up. F H Brown a financial adviser to the Department of Reconstruction and head office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce is named Deputy Minister of National Revenue. He succeeds Fraser Elliott KC who becomes Canadian ambassador to Chile.
Office notice outlines visit times and days of operation. It specifies that services run on Sundays and holidays only by exception, with daily slots limited to early afternoon periods. The document lists exact hours and contact points for Stratford London operations.
Fragmented OCR text outlines schedule notes for Canadian National Hallways with times and exceptions. It mentions Sunday and Monday restrictions, a 6 pm slot, and a flyer event at Cuchi with Saturday and Sunday exclusions.
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