Canadian Reports Outlines Shortcomings Of China's Industry
The Canadian dispatch notes China's industrial progress is uneven with large gaps. It cites a 1950s Soviet influence, limited domestic tooling, and aging plants in Changchun, Shenyang, and Harbin. The No. 1 automobile plant stalls production while a railway carriage plant shows backsliding.
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Southam Newspapers
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Changchun
Shenyang
Harbin
Soviet Union
Shenyang Heavy Machinery
Health Capsules on Obesity and Chinese Industry
Health Capsules discusses obesity risks for children and notes China’s Harbin electric machinery factory output. It describes hydraulic power generators, turbines, and steam generators, with production rising from 800 kW to 100,000 kW, using Russian and British machinery, and exports to Korea, North Vietnam, and Albania. The piece questions wartime efficiency in a state-run economy and the flow of facts to Beijing.
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Harbin
China
Peking
Germain Purchases Old Orchard Beach Home
The property at 5 Benoit Ave Old Orchard Beach formerly owned by Gordon and Margaret Crosby sold to Joseph and Marie J Germain for their residence. Negotiated through W. E. Frechette associate member York County Board of Realtors and Norman J Lessard.
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Margaret Crosby
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York County Board of Realtors
Norman J. Lessard
Doubtful Bloom of Chinese Industrial Genius
The speaker notes that most accounts and decisions are handled, but questions a missing part in China’s industrial puzzle. They suggest unseen defense establishments may nurture genius, yet express skepticism about the prospect.
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