Beveridge Report and its global reception described
The Beveridge Report on Social Security draws worldwide interest and debate. Sir William Beveridge, a veteran economist and Oxford master, is noted for wartime roles and later advisory work. The piece discusses reception in Britain and Canada, highlighting calls for social security reforms and the need for employment guarantees alongside proposed universal coverage.
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Broidl Incurance
William Beveridge
University College, Oxford
Canada
Beveridge
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Riboflavin and health facts from a nutritionist
An article discusses riboflavin as part of vitamin B complex found in milk eggs meat and leafy greens. It states higher intake correlates with better health and delayed aging, notes optimal adult intake around 2 milligrams, and warns of possible deficiency symptoms including eye and skin issues.
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Doris Berry
Ontaria Dental College
Sherman
U.S
Aevieve
Kong
Hong
Zopper Coin Idea Stirs Windsor Str Stratford Talk
The Windsor Str notes a fanciful suggestion for a new Canadian nickel alloy named zopper, blending zinc and copper, amid chatter about the 12 sided coin and its precursor. The piece mentions an expert view on bacteria and biologists in a terse, fragmentary context.
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Zopper
Telegraph Era Music Test On Terrace Avenue
The article describes a program where Mr Harris and Mrs B Morris performed over telephone wires stretched along fences from Brantford several miles away. Bell chose the cornet for the first test due to its sharp clear tone, with Harris delivering a solo titled Then You Remember Me.
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Terrace
Avenander Graham Telephone
Harris
B Morris
Brantford
Bell
Youthful Population Dominates Saskatchewan Demographics
The 1941 census records Saskatchewan as still predominantly youthful with over half the population aged 24 or younger. The province shows 449,182 people under 25, including 418,429 women, amid a population trend reflecting movement between provinces and decade-long changes since 1931.
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Saskatchewan
Dominion Bureau of State
Arouth
Cowboy songbook note from Winnipeg Union ad
A fragmented advert references cowboy songs and a booklet titled Songs Old Sod On The Lone f copy of Songs to Hom gerfice Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Tnion listing address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man Be sure to write four note address and name of booklet Popular Cowboy
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Winnipeg
Tnion
McDermot Ave
Natives Taught To Read Building Cargo Subs
The Internal Committee on Christian Literature for Africa advances efforts to teach adult natives in British territories to read English. Miss Margaret Wrong spoke in Toronto about points set up by the British across the continent, including Nigeria. Literature reaches African regiments and laborers under British control, even where many are Muslim. Germany seeks raw materials and signs point to wartime logistics in the Far East. Allied patrols monitored Kerguelen Island as a potential meeting place for Japanese and German ships. Buy War Savings Certificate.
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Toronto
Margaret Wrong
Indon
Nigeria
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Japan
Far East
Kerguelen Teland
Sothernmst
Indian Ocean
Salvage groups urged to halt bottle and glass drives
Voluntary salvage committees were asked to stop collecting bottles and broken glass for remelting at glass dries unless they have their own collection outlet. War services salvag to immedia officials of division at Ottawa said.
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