International granary proposal by UN group
Food For Peace history shows war and rebellion stem from hunger. Desperate people follow unscrupulous leaders. FAO suggests equitable world food distribution at accessible prices. Proposal: a permanent world food board administering an international granary, merging UNRRA and the emergency food council efforts.
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United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations’ Organizations
World Food Board
UNRRA
International Emergency Food Council
Stable Prices Are Proposed
A proposed world food price stabilization board would set minimum and maximum prices for foods based on anticipated supply and demand. The board could buy surplus goods or release extra supplies to stabilize prices and might create a six to twelve month food reserve. It could also set export quotas and fund operations through contributor nations.
World Food Board Plan Could Impact Global Markets
The Food and Agriculture Organization proposes a permanent world food board to stabilize farm prices and foster trade and industry. The plan, seen as potentially influential for future events, could benefit both producers and consumers worldwide by insuring price stability amid volatile world markets.
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World Food Board
Food and Agriculture Organization
Mapping The North CALF Photographs Saskatchewan Areas
The Royal Canadian Air Force will photograph about 40 000 square miles north of Edmonton extending to Lesser Slave Lake and Lake Dore in Saskatchewan. The aim is to produce photographs for mapping uncharted Canadian regions and improve geographic coverage.
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Edmonton
Royal Canadian Air Force
North West Air Command
Lesser Slave Lake
Lake Dore
Saskatchewan
Canada
Nesa coating aims to stop icing on aircraft windshields
William D. Lytle, a Pittsburgh Plate Glass research engineer, developed Nesa a transparent coating for glass windshields that conducts electricity evenly to eliminate icing and fogging. Tests show no vision distortion or loss of night brightness and increased impact strength at low temperatures. Nesa can be applied to plate glass laminated safety glass and multi glazed units with electrical contact via edge bus bars.
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William D. Lytle
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Farmward Dreams of City Girls Near Toronto
A group of university and high school girls, typists and secretaries spending summer on farms about 20 miles west of Toronto envision a rural career. Claire St Pierre, Valerie Charlebois, and Margaret Willis express willingness to marry farmers or trade professional life for farming.
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Clarkson
Toronto
Petite Claire St. Pierre
Quebec City
Claire
Valerie Charlebois
Fort William
Margaret Willis
University of Toronto
Famous Architect Shreve Dies at 69 in New York
Canadian born Richmond Harrove Shreve who helped design the Empire State Building died at 69. A member of a New York firm responsible for the 102 storey tower, he also aided in Parkchester housing project in the East Bronx with 13 000 apartments. Parkchester is valued next to Rockefeller Center property and covers 128 acres serving nearly 40 000 residents. Shreve was born in Cornwallis Nova Scotia, son of Veryne Richmond Shreve, former dean of Quebec City’s Anglican Cathedral.
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Hastings-On-Hudson
Richmond
Harrove Shreve ‘Scollan
Tire State Building
New York
Shreve
New York City
Parkchester
East Bronx
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Manhattan
Mr. Shreve
Cornwallis
Veryne Richmond Shreve
Anglican
Quebec City
Birds For Canada Arrive Seven Dogs From London
Seven highly valuable dogs arrived in Montreal from London England. The group included four champion bulldogs a cocker spaniel and three Welsh corgis valued together at over four thousand dollars with individual corgis exceeding one thousand. The bulldogs were sent to Duncan British Columbia the corgis to North Hatley Quebec and the cocker spaniel to Abbotsford BC. The seven canaries were destined for Windsor Ontario and two racing pigeons were bound for Calumet City Illinois.
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London
England
Duncan
B.C
North Hatley
Que
Abbotsford
Windsor
Ont
Calumet City
Illinois
Britain builds more permanent houses in July 1945 drive
Britain shows progress in its housing drive with 10,395 houses completed in July, 5,109 permanent, the highest postwar figure. Private firms built the bulk of permanent homes while local authorities delivered fewer completions, and the housing program reports 202,097 homeless families housed since March with a shift to permanent dwellings as repairs and rebuilding continue.
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Britain
Incre
England
Prvate
Wales
Scotland
Archbishop Fisher links world brotherhood to Christianity
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Geoffrey Fisher, told the closing session of the 49th National Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew that world peace and brotherhood cannot be attained apart from Christianity. He spoke at the convention in Philadelphia, emphasizing the Episcopal lay organization's role.
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Philadelphia
Canterbury
Geoffrey Francis Fisher
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Gems of Thought and a New York Tailors Guild Prompt
A collage of quotes from Samuel Johnson Mary Baker Eddy George Eliot Rudyard Kipling Carlyle and Seneca on kindness happiness forgiveness and a life well lived. The snippet ends with a note about New York Tailors Guild advising six business suits and twelve pairs of shoes.
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Samuel Johnson
George Eliot
Rudyard Kipling
Carlyle
Seneca
New York
Tailors Guild
Farm Competition Awards Two Quebec Farmers Merit Gold
J A Feeles of Sweetsburg and Philibert Audet of Compton placed first and second in Quebec 1946 Agricultural Merit competition, earning gold medals from Minister Laurent Barre. The event drew 79 candidates across professional, gentleman, silver, and bronze classes. Raodl Pitras of Ste Helene, Bagot County, scored 905 points in silver.
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Quebec
J. A. Feeles
Sweetsburg
Philibert Audet
Common
Laurent’ Barre
Eccles
Audet
Raodl Ppitras
Ste. Helene
Bagot County
Dodd's Kidney Pill Ad Promotes Kidney Health
An old newspaper medical ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pill as a remedy for backache headaches rheumatic pain and general kidney issues. It claims the pill is calm safe and non habit forming and urges demand for the blue labeled bottle sold everywhere.
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Dodd
Floating Island in Jasper Transferred to Canada Empire
A quarter acre film set floating island built by a motion picture company in Jasper National Park has moved from U S custody to Dominion of Canada ownership. The Leach Lake platform, created for Emperor Waltz scenes, was presented by Major J A Wood of the National Park service and actress Joan Fontaine.
Precious Stones Hoard Seized In German Operation
A joint British American raid in Germany disrupted a vast hoard of diamonds silver and platinum valued possibly over 200 000 with early estimates suggesting the total may exceed 250 000. The loot appears tied to German records and dispersal plans devised before the war ending.
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Bec
Germany
Frankfurt
Shu Anda
Senta
Ues
Reichstelle Fuer Buchtatle
Tech Agency
Pre
Sous
Uetala
Fara
92 Years Old and Fit as a Fiddle
A letter from the AJW praises Kruschen Salts for a 92 year old man who remains active and alert. The writer says daily use in tea keeps him regular and energetic, recommending Kruschen to families and noting a simple morning dose. Also referenced are packaging notes and a silicone laminated plastic fare experimental bake.
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Thas
Kruschen Salta
A.W
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