World Bank Account Aims for Global Economic Unity
The world’s leading nations seek peace and prosperity through currency based cooperation. Two new institutions, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Monetary Fund, will drive the plan. John Scali explains how these twin bodies will operate toward stability in a three part series.
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John Scali
Associated Press
Washington
China
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Bank
International Bank For
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Forest policy and wood scarcity shape China’s future
A historical analysis explains China’s forest scarcity and the need for replanting and reform. It notes how ancient faggot wood practices and private land access hinder forest growth, urging forestry training and international cooperation to rebuild sustainable wood supplies for fuel and industry.
Canada Drops Search For Army Deserters
Ottawa abandons efforts to apprehend about 14 008 deserters and drafts from the military. Defence Minister Abbott says the penalty will be loss of veteran status, as international economic plans push to reduce tariffs and foster postwar reconstruction. The piece discusses a proposed International Bank and Fund and a new Trade Organization to promote stable trade and prevent future conflicts.
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Offerte
Tereen
Lees
Veteramy
Dumetis
D.C. Abbott
International Trate Organission
United States
Ue Trade Organization
Provident
Roosevelt
The
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Canada Grants Broad Amnesty For Desertion In War
The government announced a general amnesty for deserters who went absent on or before January 1 1946 and had not been apprehended by August 15 1946. Those pardoned are deemed to have served in Canada's armed forces and receive normal benefits. The policy excludes those who went overseas. The move follows pressure from French Canada and parallels postwar amnesty. The dishonorable discharge remains the sole penalty, stripping veterans benefits. The draft dodger hunt ends, with most delinquents either abroad, deceased, or using multiple names. The Labour Minister said only 1933 of 1 6834 unlocated registrants are real delinquents. Conservative MPs reportedly would not oppose the amnesty.
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Canada
Ao New Belles Wit
Labour
Humphrey Mitchell
United States
Cva
Jesuit Leader Who Tricked Gestapo in Brussels Convent
A tall thin Father John Baptist Janssen, newly elected general of the Society of Jews, is described as austere and exact. He allegedly guided visiting Gestapo agents away from underground workers inside a Brussels convent before the war, earning admiration for his dignity, maproom actions, and restraint. His associates note his canonical and civil law knowledge and his unique path as the sole family member to enter Holy Orders.
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Society of Jews
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Gestapo
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Alan
Jansen
Jura
Japanese Copied Western Music Amid Wartime Culture Clash
A fragmented account notes Japanese copying of Western music during wartime, mentioning UsO service, a large symphony under Josef Sebert, and Gedert returning from Tokyo with plans for a major concert in Takia, highlighting cultural exchange and wartime restrictions.
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Takia
Josef Sebert
Gedert
Bary Ind
Tnt Uae
Wahu
Mppon Pilharmonie
Japanag
Canadian glue plant to aid Brisbane timber industry
The Monsanto Chemical Company of Canada announces a Brisbane plant for Laucks Ltd adhesives to support plywood and wood fabrication. The move marks a new chapter in Australia’s timber industry with Laucks claiming to supply 60 percent of wartime plywood adhesives. Brisbane unit under Mr Cottee will study manufacturing methods in Australia and the U.S. including Lausite and Lauxein products. The scheme aims to boost local wood using industries and timber engineering as a result of this direct import substitute.
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Canada
Brisbane
Laucks Ltd
Commonwealth
Laucke
Australia
Briebang
Br. Cottee
Se Brians Tions
United States
Wand Bost Bus
Timber Engineerng
Neverally
BBC launches experimental Third Programme for 42 weekly hours
The BBC begins a world first experiment offering 42 hours weekly of unabridged content aimed at alert receptive listeners. Each evening features significant works with no fixed breaks. Week includes music, drama, poetry readings and international news casts.
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G B.shaw
Milton
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William Haley
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United Kingdom
Europe
Horticultural Society Plans By Laws for North Queensland Conference
A five member committee of the Innisfail Horticultural Society drafted by laws and rules for a North Queensland delegate conference to be held November 10. The group discussed inviting delegates and arranging a library of horticultural books, aiming to present a strong case and promote local plant life studies and exhibitions in district Sundays.
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Innisfail Horticultural Society
Queensland
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Fail Horticultural Society
Northland Horticultural Society
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Innisfail ‘Horticultur Society
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