Post-War World Will Co-Operate To Keep Peace
Five prime ministers from Britain Canada South Africa Australia and New Zealand endorsed a postwar world organization with power to prevent aggression. They pledged unity with the Allies and urged all nations to work for broader days, noting China’s resistance and the deeds of the United States and Russia.
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London
British Commonwealth
League of Nations
Commonwealth
China
United States
Russia
Europe
Far East
Germany
Japan
Britain
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Winston Churchill
Mackenzie King
Jan Smuts
John Curtin
Peter Fraser
Gen. Jan, Smuts
Ohn Curtin
Restrictions On Chinese In Canada Shift To Ordinary Laws
In Ottawa Resources Minister Crerar announced in the commons that a May 5 order in council will treat Chinese visitors and temporary entrants under ordinary immigration law rather than special legislation. Negotiations continue on permanent residency and a new immigration treaty with China was announced April 17 by Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The order would ease restrictions on Chinese traveling outside Canada for visits.
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Ottawa
Resources
Minster
Canada
Dominion
Security Forces May Need More RCMP On Pacific Coast
Justice Minister St Laurent said in Commons that RCMP security forces on the Pacific coast may have to be increased this year if the war tempo rises. He noted a possibility of duplicating Atlantic coast security measures on the Pacific coast, in reply to Stanley Knowles.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pacific Coast
Ottawa
St. Laurent
Atlantic
Pacific
Stanley Knowles
CCF
Winnipeg North Centre
Canadian internment of Japanese people in BC and beyond
Justice Minister St Laurent told the commons that 430 Japanese are interned in Canada including 268 British subjects. Of these, 72 were interned for failing to comply with relocation orders in protected areas in British Columbia. Many have since been released from internment.
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Ottawa
St Laurent
British Columbia
Prairie workers sought for Okanagan fruit farms
Due to a likely heavy fruit crop this year, several hundred women workers from the prairies will be recruited for fruit farm labor in the Okanagan and lower mainland. W MacGillivray, director of the Dominion provincial emergency farm labor service, stated that 150 prairie workers were brought into the province last year.
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Vancouver
Okanagan
Lower Mainland
Prairies
W. MacGillivray
Dominion-provincial Emergency Farm Labor Service
Destruction Spurs Plan to Rebuild Select Churches
Britain faces extensive church damage with 14 000 bombed or damaged buildings. Only those of historic interest or special importance will be fully rebuilt, under proposals by the war damage commission and a church coalition.
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London
Britain
War Damage Commission
Christian Churches
Canadian General Hofluscieves Leads Italian Division
Heads division Maj-Gen B M Hofluscieves of Vancouver orders Canadian Corps forces in Italy succeeding Gen L M Burns of Westmount who moved to Britain to run the 1st Canadian army. Burns was the only Canadian general in Italy not in permanent force before the war. Ottawa reports nearly 1,000 German POWs in Canada have married by proxy back in Germany, a practice Germany recognizes unlike British commonwealth nations.
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B. M. Hofluscieves
Vancouver
Italy
L. M. Burns
Westmount
Que
Britain
Ottawa
Canada
Germany
Research Pioneer Dr Julius H Carson Dies in Toronto
Dr Julius H Carson a pioneer in vitamin concentrate development died in hospital after a week of illness following a stroke while driving his car He operated several vitamin laboratories and opened Canadas first vitamin plant Born in Brandon Manitoba he trained at the University of Manitoba and practiced medicine in Premier and Prince Rupert BC He is survived by his widow two sons John in the Royal Canadian Navy Patrick of Toronto and a brother Sherman of Hythe Alberta
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Toronto
Julius H. Carson
Carson
Canada
Brandon
Man
University of Manitoba
Premier
Prince Rupert
John
Royal Canadian Navy
Patrick
Sherman
Hythe
Alta
Radio licenses: six granted of 62 applications in 1967
Grama-1er Michaud told Parliament that last year 62 radio broadcasting license applications were filed. six were granted, 43 denied, and 13 pending. Decisions on two Prince Albert, one Gravelbourg applications remain pending.
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Grama
1Er
Michaud
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
Prince Albert
Gravelbourg
Sask
Merchandise exports rise for four months in Canada
Ottawa reports that Canagas merchandise exports for January to April climbed 33 percent from the same period in 1943, according to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada Must Look Abroad For Wider Markets
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce foreign trade conference urges expansion of trade and elimination of tariffs. It calls for reexamining tariffs, a coordinated schedule aligned with expansion goals, staffing boosts for Trade and Commerce and embassies. It also requests adequate shipping facilities and new markets abroad for Canadian farm products and to revive old ones.
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Hamilton
Ont
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Dominion
Department of Trade and Commerce
Canada
Feed grain outlook for Ottawa region in 1944 45
The Dominion bureau of statistics reports a trimmed feed grain stockpile after the 1942 bumper harvest. Western oats and barley acreage shrinkage plus poor moisture raise doubts about 1944 45 supplies, while eastern growers increase seeded acreages. An estimated 560 million bushels of western oats and barley will be used in 1943 44 for feed seed and exports. The note also mentions the Anglo Soviet Youth Friendship Alliance adopting the Pravda home near Moscow for Russian war victims.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairies
Bureau
Ontario
Quebec
London
Anglo-Soviet Youth Friendship Alliance
Moscow
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