Termination of UNRRA Ends Postwar Relief Era
UNRRA known for vast postwar relief operations was formally dissolved on March list of this year after worldwide tasks ended last September. Remaining funds were handed to successor organizations as the emergency work concludes and its humanitarian impact is noted.
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United Nations Relief and Rehauiltation Administration
UNRRA
Central Committee
UNBRA Costs and Global Relief Expenditures
The total UNBRA cost nears 4.0 billion dollars. Over five and a half years the administration reports 3,968,392,725 in cash, supplies, and services distributed worldwide to aid war-displaced populations. Canada provided substantial food aid to regions hit by crop disruption.
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UNBRA
United States
Canada
UNRRA Remembered For Vast Postwar Relief
The article lauds UNRRA as a monumental humanitarian effort that helped rehabilitate homeless and destitute people after World War II. It notes the organization's dissolution and credits the men and women who carried out its mission, promising the service will be long remembered.
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UNRRA
United
Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Back Pain Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills to relieve back pains from cold kidneys. It claims the pills ton e up kidneys and liver and offers relief for damp draft related discomfort. Available at drug counters.
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Dr. Chase
Chase
Farm land values rise in Canada to 39 per acre
The average value of occupied farm land in Canada in 1948 is reported at 39 dollars per acre, up 11 percent from 1947 and 62 percent above the 1935–39 average. Increases from 1947 occurred in all provinces except New Brunswick.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
New Brunswick
Northwestern Utilities plans $2.5 million gas expansion in Alberta
Northwestern Utilities Limited of Edmonton announced a $2.5 million natural gas expansion program. It includes 14 miles of gathering lines in the Viking Kinsella fields and drilling five more wells. Start date May 1. The project will reach 57 producing wells with an open flow of 765 million cubic feet daily and install about 4,000 service lines in Edmonton and other centers.
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Edmonton
Northwestern Utilities Limited
Alberta
Viking-Kinsella
Ministers To Receive Pay Boost In Canada
The United Church of Canada approved new salary scales for its ministers at the Board of Home Missions annual meeting. Increases up to 200 dollars were granted with married ordained ministers now earning 2150 dollars with an unfurnished house or 2100 with a furnished house. A single ordained minister without a house will receive 1950 dollars with a house 1900.
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Toronto
Board of Home Missions of the
United Church of Canada
Stock Prices Best In Years At Manitoba Bull Sale
Brandon Manitoba quotes report the winter fair building sale setting a 25 year high. Hereford bulls averaged 5612 with two females at 400. top Hereford 1950. Shorthorn bulls 524.24 average. one female 424. top 1225. Aberdeen Angus bulls 431.36 average. top 525. one female 150. Over all, the sale may be the highest in history.
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Brandon
Man
J. R. Bell
Cotton Germinates in Medicine Hat Under Glass
Alta cotton seeds planted in city nurseries under glass have germinated in five gallons as part of a large scale cotton growing experiment in the Medicine Hat region this year. At least 35 different kinds of soup are sold in cans.
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Medicine Hat
Duty Free Limits for Canadians Returning from the U S
Canadians may bring back up to 100 dollars duty free every four months or 300 dollars per year from U S purchases, if bought on credit. The Foreign Exchange Control Board will honor invoices on return with customs papers, tracking purchases for those exceeding the 150 dollar basic travel ration. Cash purchases still count toward the 300 dollar limit.
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Foreign Exchange Control Board
FECB
Manitoba Agriculture Warns of Grasshopper Threat
Manitoba officials warn tens of thousands of farms could face grasshopper outbreaks this year if the season turns hot and dry. H. El Wood, director of extension work, urges early seeding to protect crops.
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Toba Agriculture Department
H. EL Wood
Humorous Snapshots of Courtship and Life
A string of light jokes about Adam and Eve, lingering dinner guests, burglary jokes, a bishop at a banquet, a lawyer’s advice, a costly operation, a suitor asking for a daughter, and a boastful remark on a brilliant marriage. The humor rests on misinterpretations and social embarrassment.
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Barry Fitzgerald
Fur trade in Canada reaches 20 million dollar yearly value
Dr. Harrison Lewis stated that Canada’s fur industry now generates about 20 million dollars annually and urges stronger protection for fur bearing animals.
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Ottawa
Canada
Harrison Lewis
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