Reconstruction In India Plans For Postwar Growth
India plans a postwar program to boost agricultural output by 50 percent in ten years and 100 percent in the following five, with $3 billion capital and $60 million annual outlay. The aims include expanding cultivated land, irrigation, and water management to raise living standards and food supply for every citizen.
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India
Britain
Canada
Imperial Council of Agricultural Research
Parrot talk and village life snippets in a light exchange
A collage of dialogue fragments from a village setting features Mrs Hazel and Mrs Knut with a talking parrot, then quick quips about cars, blowouts, electricity, and grocery costs. Other exchanges include courtship, a dog bite during farewell, a pedestrian sighting, and exam humor.
Curious Duty of W. W. Boulton as Tory Whip and Royal Aide
The Manchester Guardian notes W. W. Boulton, now a baronet, serves as Tory whip since 1040 and is vice-chamberlain of the royal household. He pens a rally report for the King on parliamentary proceedings, a duty once held by the prime minister.
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Manchester Guardian
W. W. Boulton
Price control and rationing guidance for honey coats sugar milk
Answers outline registration rules for honey under 4000 pounds with local ration boards, fur coat price controls not applied though tags required, canning sugar coupons with baby ration book, comb honey and cut comb honey ration status, and purchase of canned milk with notes on coupons and doctor certificates for special evaporated milk.
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Prices and Trade Board
Ration Administration
Pon
Consumers News
Trade Board
Canada’s War Role Expands in Pacific Burma Theatres
The Winnipeg Tribune notes Canada’s growing commitment alongside the United States and Australia in the Pacific and with Britain in Burma. It urges mental and material preparation for increased participation and urges the purchase of War Savings Stamps.
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Canada
Pacific
Burma
Winnipeg Tribune
Canadian CWAC Dancers Star in Nor mandy Show in France
Five members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps perform in the Invasion Review in France. Sergeant Lynda Tuero of Toronto leads the troupe with pianist Gunner Victor Tuero, joined by Privates Virginia Stansell Windsor Ontario Muriel Stuart Vera Cartwright and Enid Powell of Toronto. The all Army show tours for invasion troops, billed as the Sweethearts of Normandy.
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France
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Normandy
England
C.w.a.c.s
Lynda Tuero
Toronto
Gunner Victor Tuero
Virginia Stansell
Windsor
Ont
Muriel Stuart
Vera Cartwright
Enid Powell
Sergeant Tuero
Marquette
Lynda
MacDonald family of Jamaica aids postwar plans
Five MacDonald siblings from Jamaica join Kathleen in Canada as they await reunion after the war. Kathleen, a Canadian Women's Army Corps Corporal, heads a Montreal canteen and eyes UNRRA work. brothers serve in Jamaica, Washington, and Michigan. a younger sister remains in school. A CWAC team beat S.W.A.C 54 to 4 in London, boosting postwar aims. Winstanley sisters Iris and Sylvia CWAC members overseas share a London barracks room with Iris aiding Lieut-Colonel Sorby in Winnipeg.
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MacDonald
Jamaica
West Indies
Kathleen
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Montreal
Imperial Army
Washington
Fone
Michigan
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Ports
Canadian Women’s Army Corps
S. W.ac
London
United Nations Service
C.w.ac
RCAF
Wacons
Winstanley
Kirkland Lake
Ont
Iris
Sylvia
Alice Sorby
Winnipeg
Overeas
Sylvians
Thunder Bay Area Sees Unusual Rainfall Revered
The Fort William Times Journal reports an exceptional rainfall season in the Thunder Bay area during the summer of 1944. Citizens have avoided using garden hoses, awaiting storms that bring heavy downpours and widespread soaking.
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Tupiter Plagins
Thunder Bay
Fort William
Special Technique Cuts Shipments Mortality for Animals
A new method preserves animal welfare in transit with adequate food ventilation and care. In one week the Railway Express Agency moved 211 live animals including 66 birds 75 dogs chicks rabbits pigeons and fish in tanks, a turtle a hog a crow a horse and a snake. Chemists note aerosol in water makes it act wetter affecting ducks.
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Railway Express Agency
United States
Canadian Hospital Work Aids Overseas Staff Duties
A convalescent hospital set up by the RCAMC in England at Alderbrook Park staffs by a Canadian Medical Officer and CWAC Medics. The girls, previously in Canada with parents, aim to return home after service overseas.
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England
Canda
Overseas Hospital
R.ca.mc
Alderbrook Park
C.W
All-Bran Aids Heritage Constipation Relief Claim
A reader reports finding lasting relief from constipation using All-Bran cereal made by Kellogg's in London Canada. They credit regular use with ample water and endorse All-Bran as superior to harsh purgatives and laxatives.
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Kellogg's
London
Canada
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