Canada seeks approval for United Nations Charter in Commons
The House debates the United Nations Charter with Pro and anti positions. Liberal, CCF and Social Credit members weigh in while Speaker Fauteux rules an amendment out of order. Budget opposition targets taxes and spending as labor reports souring postwar jobs and a Ford plant dispute continues in Ontario.
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Canada
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United Nations Charter
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Social Credit
Solan Law
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Gaspard Fauteux
Justice
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Pariven
Financia
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Pinance
Tiles
Tryley Stall
Macconnell
Temperance Teaching From Timothy And Titus Sermon
A Sunday School lesson emphasizes wooden emphasis on family faith and the example of godly women, pausing to urge reverence for scripture and temperate living. It cites Pauls letters to Timothy and Titus, urging obedience, sound doctrine, and preparedness for the Lord’s return.
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Titus
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Jerusalem
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Tuothy
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Wong
Tim
Ahraush
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Jesus Chiat
Elmo
Wwe
Bet Boot
Church of God
Orly
Bean grower sets new record in 274 inch green bean
Walter Tussey, famed as an ace bean grower, claims a new record with a green bean measuring 274 inches surpassing his prior best. Frambley exhibits claim a near eight champion run in shows. Tussey wins Cheshire collage championship for the fourth time and is named champion hedge.
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Cuhurton
Reuters
Walter Tussey
Truxles
Uipa
MacAskill gifts to Gaelic College museum
The late MacAskill’s personal items including his chair bed boot and clothing were donated to the Gaelic College Highland Folk Museum at St Anns Theresics by his niece Christy MacAskill.
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Cape Hretoria
MacAskill
Gaelic College Highland Folk Museum
St. Anns
Christy i MacAskill
Toronto man dives from boat to win bet on lake steamer
Douglas White of Toronto removed his shoes and coat and waded aboard a Lake Ontario pleasure steamer to stop the boat. He dove from the second deck to win a bet but was fined 50 dollars and jailed for 30 days for contravention of the Supping Act.
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Toronto
Douglas White
Ami Veel
Ovita
Women Prepare Camouflage Suits in Advance of D Day
In London the ATS operation produced camouflage suits for British soldiers in Europe. Women machinists worked weeks ahead to ensure replacements. An army of workers cut yards of heavy white wool cloth for the outfits destined for the European theatre.
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Saope
Ananda
ATS
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