Food Production In Britain and Canada Role in Food Crisis
The piece outlines a global food shortage that began in the war, causing rationing and high demand on farming. It highlights Britain's demand for crops, the strain on agriculture, and credits Canadian farmers for contributing to alleviating the international food crisis.
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Canada
Great Progress in British Agriculture After 1939 War
An illustrated summary notes Britain's surge in farming production during World War II, driven by mechanization and policy measures. It highlights land use, labor measures, the Women’s Land Army, rental centers for machines, and a postwar plan valuing guaranteed markets and minimum wages to keep food self sufficient.
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Great Britain
Britain
England and
Wales
Atlantic
Womens Land Army
Ministry of Information
Noted Explorer In Alaska Joins Arctic Institute Expedition
JUNEAU Alaska Sir Hubert Willirs noted explorer arrived to join an Arctic Institute of North America expedition to explore Seward Glacier north of Yautat. After camp is set Wilkins will work with the army at Ladd Field on cold weather experiments and research.
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Juneau
Alaska
Sir Hubert Willirs
Arctic Institute of North America
Seward Glacier
Yautat
Wilkins
Ladd Field
Army
Remarkable Trip of Fastest Jet Trainer
A Gloster Meteor Wil jet trainer made a record flight from Britain to Turkey in four hours and 42 minutes, averaging 542 mph over 2 550 miles. The journey included in-flight refueling at Marsailles, Rome, and Athens despite extra fuel tanks.
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Britain
Turkey
Marsailles
Rome
Athens
Car Recovered After Stolen Vehicle Report in Austin
An irate Austin man told police his car was stolen and later apologized hours after reporting. deputies learned the finance company had already retrieved the vehicle.
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Austin
Tex
Jokes and quips mix in wartime hospital ward humor
A series of comic lines from a hospital ward about a crazed patient, a bluffing doctor, and busy staff. Jokes cover money, explosions, storks, soldiers, and parents with quips about beds, bosses, and aging.
Trans-Canada Highway Debate Stirs Commons
In Ottawa, MPs pressed for a trans-Canada highway plan during reconstruction estimates debates. Minister Howe refused federal authority to build provinces highways and said surveys in Manitoba are not underway, noting no blueprint exists unless unemployment rises.
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Ottawa
Reconstruction Department
C. D. Howes
Upe
Cal Milter
Portage la Prairie
Stanely Knowles
CCF
Winnipeg North
Howard Green
Manitoba
Canada
Howe
Miller
Mir. Howe
Dress pattern 4632 offers sunning friendly design
The Anne Adams pattern 4632 features a versatile dress for lunch, tea, and beach wear with shoulder-button details and a back panel that drops for suntanning. Includes illustrated instructions and size 12 through 20. size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric, priced at 25 cents. Orders to Winnipeg Pattern Dept. Address provided. Also notes corn yield from one pint of shelled corn.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Helium Remains Unfrozen Among Gases
A note states helium, a gas never found in a frozen state, highlighting its unique low freezing point as a scientific curiosity. The line appears amid a collection of short science tidbits dated 2783.
Black Fly Pest Licked By Saskatchewan Scientists
In Saskatoon area Saskatchewan scientists tested a river spray using DDT emulsion to kill black fly larvae with minimal harm to fish. Results showed near total larval destruction over 100 miles downstream, suggesting future control from upstream releases without a plane.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
South Saskatchewan
A. P Arnason
Dominion Entomology Laboratory
Arnason
A. W. A. Brown
National Defence Department
Suffield
Alta
Brown
J. G. Rempel
University of Saskatchewan
Big Dakota
Rempel
Many Fail In Business In First Quarter 1948
Ottawa reports 203 commercial failures in the first quarter of 1948, the highest since 1942, with liabilities totaling 3 405 855 dollars. The period shows rises from 1947 but remains below prewar levels, and three prairie province failures occurred compared with none a year earlier.
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Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Paris's first restaurant motto from the eighteenth century
A Parisian dining landmark opened in the eighteenth century bore an inscription above its doors promising relief to laboring stomachs. The slogan proclaimed Come all ye that labor with the stomach and I will restore you reflecting early food culture.
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Paris
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