Canada And The Food Crisis
Canada faces food shortages mirroring global privation after war end. Crop failures worldwide, wartime transportation breakdowns, and limited shipping space drive urgent demand for wheat and cereals. The shortage is projected to worsen for four to five months until the 1946 cereal harvest.
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Canada
Canada to Export Wheat to Aid World Food Shortage
UNRRA reports only four countries can export wheat now Canada United States Australia and Argentina Canada pledges peak export effort with 10 percent domestic milling cut and 50 percent distilling cut Rail priority for export and plans to boost shipments for months ahead Citizens urged to cut consumption and waste Britain Britain has already accepted diet cuts to aid relief efforts Prime Minister King calls it an urgent need for others in distress
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Canada
United States
Australia
Argentina
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Britain shifts to alarm clock export drive
Britain aims to capture a three hundred million dollar yearly niche once held by Germany and Japan by converting nearly one hundred factories from war production to alarm clocks. The effort hinges on reliable British clocks, contrasting with cheaper but poorer quality imports.
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Britain
Germany
Japan
Educated Chinese Speak English with Flawless Accent
The opening of the United Nations second session in New York features Dr. Quo-Tai-Chi as chairman who will address the gathering in English. Chinese officials and ambassadors in English speaking countries communicate with fellow countrymen in English, reflecting their high proficiency. Dr Hsieh speaks English with a Scottish accent due to a childhood tutor. the Sun once likened him to a Chinese Harry Lauder.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
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Army engineers reconstruct Budd pagoda in three days
In Seoul a battalion of American Army engineers reassembled three dismantled Budd pagoda sections in three days. The structure had rested in a park for 34 years after being taken apart in 1512, drawing crowds of thousands local observers.
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Seoul
Korea
Canning sugar coupons and ration guidance from Wartime board
The first half of the ten pounds of canning sugar will be available May 2 with coupons S8 to S12 valid. The balance may be purchased after July 4 when coupons S17 to S21 become valid. Butter coupons are eight ounces each. Dairy butter producers must register with the local ration board. For maximum rental on a room to ex serviceman, contact the Wartime Prices and Trade Board rentals department. Send questions or the Consumers News pamphlet request to the local Wartime board office.
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Prices and Trade Board
Consumers' News
American Airlines graduate ninety stewardesses
The New York Herald Tribune notes American Airlines trained ninety stewardesses in sixteen years, the largest class by the airline. It recalls misgivings over brief tenures as stewardesses resign to marry or for other reasons, with an average stay of a year and a half and a gold pin after five years.
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American Airlines
New York Herald Tribune
Part Time Workers Aid Linen Marking Machine Revival
A UK firm that makes linen marking machines shifted to aircraft component parts during war and later retooled to laundry marking machines. Twenty five workers at the small factory helped process 28 million parts during the conflict, with 1 300 local volunteers enabling rapid wartime production. The manager credits the volunteers for accelerating the prewar output by about forty years.
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London
United Kingdom
Eye for beauty triggers student walkout in Indiana
A light strike at Riley grade school in East Chicago Indiana drew about one hundred students to walk out saying they were tired of being taught by old and ugly teachers and wanted young and pretty ones. The superintendent persuaded the pupils to return and said Riley teachers compared well with those in other East Chicago schools.
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New York Herald Tribune
East Chicago
Ind
Riley
Riley School
Chopin Buried with Polish Earth Honor in 1849 Death
Upon Chopin's death in 1849 his coffin was sprinkled with Polish earth to honor his deep love for Poland. The ceremony marked a symbolic tribute by the nation to the composer whose music embodied national spirit.
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Chopin
X x Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues Mixed
A word puzzle list features numerous horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial fills. Readers navigate hints from chance wings high note to Mohammadan rulers and various geographic and scientific terms across two grids.
Yeast and Soybeans Proposed to Boost Nutrition
Barnett Sure of the University of Arkansas reports yeast enhances protein in foods and adds the vitamin E complex without altering taste. He suggests blending yeast with soy bean flour to enrich bread, soups, and desserts for low income groups, noting the soybean yeast mix could be inexpensive.
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Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Barnett Sure
Department of Agricultural Chemistry
University of Arkansas
Sure
Manchuria
America
Garden planning saves space in tiny plots with smart sowing
Planning helps when space is extremely limited and rows must be compact. Alternate quick and slow maturing crops to fit smaller gardens. Avoid rushing planting and note that Canadian gardeners sow in stages until after frost risk ends. Space needs vary: lettuce radish 12 inches, beans spinach 15 inches, corn tomatoes potatoes 18 inches to two feet.
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Canada
Swans Startle Town in Chimney Crash and Glass Panic
Residents of Wimborn Minster England ducked for shelter as two swans collided in the main street crashing into a chimney and breaking a plate glass window. Glass scattered over shopping queues as onlookers watched the birds fight.
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Wimborn
Minster
Eng
Britain plans triple training for building trades after war
Miss Ellen Wilkinson announces a bold goal to train 90 000 building apprentices and craftsmen at a time in Britain’s technical colleges and institutes up from the prewar 30 000. Junior building schools rise from 400 to 5 000–6 000 annual intake as part-time day release blends work with study to prepare for County Colleges under the new Education Act.
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United Kingdom
Ellen Wilkinson
London
Briain
Wilkinson
Fiery Itching Skin Relief Oil Promises Quick Healing
An antiseptic oil claims fast relief from eczema itching rashes boils and simple ulcers with greaseless, stain free formula. It states itching ceases within days and eruptions dry up and scale off, offering speedy healing for barber’s itch and salt rheum.
Gems of Thought and Ancient Greece Note
A collage of quotations on conversation by Cowper Cicero Mary Baker Eddy Richard Steele Johnson Addison and a remark that peacock fans were known in Greece around 500 B.C. The fragmentary text blends reflections on manners culture and social equality with a brief historical note.
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Greece
Peacock
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