Charter debate in Commons tests UN backing and reforms
Canada's House of Commons weighs the United Nations Charter amid criticism and calls for universal peacetime services. Opposition questions specify human rights protections while Finance debates focus on budget flaws and unemployment relief amid labor turmoil and demobilization effects.
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Temperance and Timothy’s teaching in Sunday lesson
A Sunday school lesson from October 21 1045 discusses Paul’s mentorship of Timothy, highlighting the influence of Timothy’s mother and grandmother, and urging faithful study and submission to scripture. It emphasizes temperance, sound doctrine, and holy living as essential for elder men and women in the church, with focus on faith, love, and patience.
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Bean Grower Walter Hus Icey Sets New Length Record
Walter Hus Icey, famed as an ace bean grower, reports a green bean of record length surpassing his prior mark. Exhibits sent by Mr Jlavies show eight championships at flower shows, including Cheshire collage championship for the fourth time, earning him the title of champion hedger.
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Relics Given to Ganesic College Highland Museum
The Cape Breton MacAshill family transferred items once belonging to Giants Relich Baddeck to the Highland Folk Museum at St Anns. The collection includes his chair bed a boot and other clothing now in Christy MacAahill’s possession.
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Toronto man fined for swan dive from boat deck
Douglas White of Toronto removed his shoes and coat and leaped from the second deck of the pleasure boat Dulshoard Lake Ontane. He won the bet but was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 30 days for contravention of the Supping Act.
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Women machinists prepare D-Day camouflage suits in Britain
Prepared in advance London reports camouflage suits for British troops in Shar ope were knitted weeks before D Day by an army of women machinists. To ensure replacements thousands of yards of heavy white cotton were sent to ATS workers in the Europe theatre.
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