A World Assembly A Basis For Future World Trials
A discussion on world organization to enforce humanitarian laws and try war criminals. It argues for an international tribunal under a world assembly with representatives from all nations to deter aggression and standardize accountability, aiming to prevent future atrocities.
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Forse
Ernest 13
Kingdsia
Bax
Eohet
Ton
Prssenter Goa
World Assembly
Gems of Thought on Home and Virtue
A fragmented prose piece cites authors like Sarah J. Hale Mary Baker Eddy and Dr John W Holland arguing that home life shapes health rest and virtue. It stresses rest obedience affection parental good example and the Golden Rule guiding personal and national strength. The text quotes multiple figures and reflects on republican values rooted in domestic harmony.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Ald
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Sask. health department buys former RCAF ambulances
The Saskatchewan Department of Public Health acquired two former RCAF ambulances for transporting mental patients and plans a third. Dr. R. Davison, commissioner of mental services, said one unit will operate from Weyburn School for Mental Defectives and another from North Battleford mental hospital, with the third from Weyburn. The ambulances will replace train or bus transport where possible, offering greater privacy.
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Saskatchewan
Public Health
RCAF
RO. Davison
Mental Services
School For Mental Defectives
Weyburn
North Battleford Mental Hospital
Davi Fn
Plasma surplus released by Canadian Red Cross official
Dr. W Routley national commander of the Canadian Red Cross said the federal health department will make about 30 000 bottles of surplus blood plasma available through provinces. He noted the surplus came from 100 000 donations and was shared only after ample supplies were secured for some time.
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Canadian Red Cross
W. Routley
Routley
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From Historic Page
A fragmentary crossword puzzle item with garbled text and stray letters from a historical newspaper page. Readable bits hint at puzzle filler lines and stray clues while many words remain indecipherable.
Price Control And Rationing Question Column
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board provides guidance on rationed items. A reader asks about extra sugar and butter for a reception and about allowances for club members contributions. Answers explain no extra ration for receptions, export permits for meat dairy and preserves, sugar up to five pounds without a permit, and where to apply for permits or pamphlets through the Export Permit Branch in Ottawa or Wartime Prices and Trade Board offices.
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Department of Trade and Commerce
Queen Street
Ottawa
Factories Turning Bombers Into Prefab Homes in Britain
Britain is converting five bomber factories to produce prefabricated houses. Arthur Woodburn, parliamentary secretary, opened the first aluminum home in Blackpool and stated that beating bombers into bungalows is the modern version of turning swords into plowshares. About fifty thousand bungalows are planned from aluminum scrap from obsolete aircraft.
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Ber
Britain
United Kingdom
Arthur Woodburn
Woodburn
Blackpool
England
United Kingdom Information Service
New Village for Surrey Seamen Families Proposed
Former merchant seamen and families will be housed in a new type village in Surrey England with spare living spaces at first. An immunity centre two theatres a swimming pool tennis courts and a nursery school are planned. The National Union of Seamen leads the idea with support from South Africa contributing 10000. Materials may be short in Britain yet determination to aid those who served the country is praised.
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Ational Union of Seam
Surrey
England
National Union of Seamen
Sew
Africa
Britain
Halifax
Good Meat Alternate Nutrition Division Promotes Peanut Vitamin Use
Canada nutrition division promotes peanuts as meat alternatives highlighting vitamin provision. Peanut butter and whole nuts touted for protein and nutrition though the text contains unclear order references and government commentary.
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Canada
Coal fuels heat and industrial needs in future
Coal serves as a major heat source and energy supply and is a vital raw material for synthetic rubber chemicals and related products. It may also become the principal source of automotive fuel in the future.
Maple Syrup Yield Falls Across Region in 1945
The 1945 maple product corpus recorded one of the poorest yields, totaling about 9,000 gallons versus the over year average. adverse weather heavily affected tapping. With normal weather, tapping could have produced roughly 2.79 million gallons, highlighting the impact of conditions on regional production.
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Melrose Orance
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Sarah J. Hale
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Cious
R.C.A.F. Ambulances
Saskatchess
Morizontal
Cole
Oman
A. Rew
Beenag
Consumers’ News
Prices and Trade Board
the Royal Bank
Bank of Canada
Itan
Reserve Fund
Star Penson
Morris W. Wilson
Sydney G. Dobson
James Muir
D. E. Carswell
Tess
Ier Bune
Neer
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