Red Cross aide aids Polish relief via Montreal gift
A Montreal donor sent $600 to the Polish government in Angers France via the Red Cross in Canada. The donor's letter outlines use of funds by the Polish labor and social welfare ministry. Dr Sedziak, president of the Polish relief committee in Canada, thanks recipients and the cheque is handed to Dr Robert Fletcher, acting Red Cross commissioner.
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Red Cross
Winnipex
Montreal
Jan Stanczyk
Sedziak
Polish National Relief and Science Committee
Canada
Robert Fletcher
The
Red Crows
Western Canada tourism urged to boost highway upkeep this summer
Officials warn of a likely traffic surge on Western Canadian highways as Americans, including wealthy travelers, visit due to war disruptions. Emphasis is placed on improving road efficiency, dispelling submarine fears, and ensuring value for the dollar to sustain a growing tourist industry.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
United States
Europe
Mexico
West Indies
Sonally
United 81
Travellers Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn
Popular Japanese Dish Conned Beef and Cabbage
Tokyo readers note one of Japan's beloved foreign dishes is coned beef and cabbage dish.
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Tokyo
Japan
Selected Recipes Butter Scotch Sauce and Strawberry Jell O Tarts
Butter Scotch Sauce blends Bee Hive Golden or White with cream and butter in a double boiler with vanilla and salt to a smooth three cup yield. Strawberry Jell O Tarts use dissolved Jell O cooled slightly then folded with sweetened strawberries in cold baked tart shells. chill and serve.
Canada Tops World Wheat Exports Amid Shifting Trade
Canada remains the leading wheat seller worldwide with about 37 percent of total exports. Australia and the United States lose ground as trade flows shift, while the Danube Basin region strengthens its role in global grain movement.
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Canada
Australia
United States
Danube
Vast Nordic Fleet Declines as War Shifts Trade
A large fleet of over 4 000 Norwegian and Danish ships totaling about 6 000 000 gross tons faced disruption as war moved into Scandinavia. Vessels were ordered to seek safety in natural harbors while global trade suffered. Observers note odd historical facts about materials used in weapons and natural curiosities. A sea lion consumes about 40 pounds of fish daily.
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Scandinavia
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Bob
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Appleford Paper Products Limited
Para
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