Berlin Blasted For Third Time Bombers Lost In Air Assaults
Edmonton report notes postwar money finance reform via Parliament. Sixth Annual Social Credit Board report urges national finance commission to run money and credit, with technical experts, accountable to Parliament and the minister of finance. Contains year review and critique of union now proposals.
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The Left Hand Corner Left Hand Corner and Wartime Agriculture
A Winnipeg Free Press note discusses reduced European agricultural productivity due to shortages of artificial fertilizers, livestock manure, farm implements, and disrupted transportation. It cites Hiram Motherwell on projected soil deterioration of 25 to 50 percent across Europe and notes how wartime labor shifts and rising prices hinder recovery.
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Reds Wedge Enemy Lines
Soviet forces push toward Smolensk through bad weather and swampy terrain. Three more villages fell to the Russians in the Bely sector as a strong German bastion was breached. German losses were heavy as a rapid-fire unit tried to storm Soviet positions on the northern Donets river and fell back to their original lines.
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Roosevelt and Eden Plan Russ Parley
President Roosevelt said he and Anthony Eden have agreed on wide range world issues and expect a conference with the Russians soon. Eden arrived in Ottawa for a three day visit after meetings with U S officials in Washington. The British foreign secretary met Prime Minister Mackenzie King and officials at Rockcliffe and Government House amid preparations for talks on wartime and postwar affairs.
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Ask Revised Wheat Price Debate in Canadian Commons
Ottawa scene as twelve members of the House of Commons blasted government agriculture policy urging farmer producers receive wartime parity with munitions and war goods. Debaters warned of famine in Europe and called for higher wheat and flax prices while criticizing ministers for listening lapses.
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Great War Ace Heads Air Cadets
Wing Cmdr Donald R MacLaren of Winnipeg is named president of the Air Cadet League of Canada, succeeding George B Foster of Montreal. Group Capt D C Hume also announces Sqdn Ldr A W Carter of Vancouver as a vice president and new directors RoE Standfield of Vancouver and R B Baker of Winnipeg.
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Rommel Flees North Toward Sfax as Allied Press Advances
British and American forces press the pursuit of Rommel’s Africa corps in Tunisia. British 8th Army and US troops near Gabes and El Hamma drive toward Sfax, with New Zealanders breaking through Gabes and Allied air and sea bombardments targeting German armor. Churchill notes the Gabes gap is closed and Panzer divisions mauled as Patton’s units push toward the coast.
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Montgomery’s Great Gamble Outfoxes Rommel in North Africa
Associated Press recounts Gen Montgomery’s bold maneuver to outflank the Mareth line and split Rommel’s North African forces. The 8th Army, racing across waterless terrain near Gabes, drove toward a decisive thrust after crossing the Mareth defenses.
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Alberta Defaults 3.5 Million in Bonds
Alberta treasury officials announce the first of the provincial bond maturities totaling 3.5 million will default on April 1 as part of the Social Credit era policy. The 1923 issue funded the provincial telephone system with five percent coupons, payable in Edmonton Toronto Montreal and New York. Two more debentures mature this year at 2 million due July 4 and 3,036,115 due November 1.
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Churchill Tells House of Mareth Line Victory
Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced from the House of Commons that Allied vanguards moved through Gabes toward Tunisian forces near Mareth. He praised progress by Allied troops, noted El Hamma’s occupation, and credited Montgomery’s turning move for weakening Axis defense.
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Alberta health plan committee named to aid investigation
EDMONTON March 35 Alberta Legislature finished readings on five bills and debated on a Workmen's Compensation Act amendment. A five member health insurance inquiry committee was set, chaired by Health Minister Cross, with Robins Campbell and others. the motion to include Roper in the panel failed. The session adjourned to Wednesday.
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Eden to Speak on CBC National Network Thursday
TORONTO March 30 Rb secretary will speak on CBC National Network Thursday April 1 from 9 p m to 9 10 p m MDT. The CBC announced today.
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Eden in Ottawa Arrival of British Foreign Secretary
March 30 Earl Eden British Foreign Secretary arrived at Rockcliffe from Washington for a three day visit to Ottawa. He was greeted at the airport by Prime Minister Mackenzie King Navy Minister Macdonald and a party of officials. Also present were four other visitors including R J Crinkshank Oliver C Hardy Eden's secretary H M Gladstone Jebbd and William Strang.
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Fights in Yugoslavia acknowledged by high command
Across Croatic and southern Croatia, a Moscow stirred communist rising prompts renewed clashes as German Italian Croation troops claim success. U S planes strafed and set afire a Japanese destroyer in the Solomon Islands. The Queen meets Canadian Women's Army Corps officers. Spring floods disrupt Regina schools and homes. Montreal strike talks show hope for settlement. Vancouver observers report 3000 boiler makers strike at North Van Ship Repairs Ltd.
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