Sterling Crisis Part II Analyzed For Washington Talks
The Times analyzes the sterling crisis outlining a current annual deficit of about 1.6 billion dollars, contrasting 1930s balance with today. It suggests long-term adjustments required and potential directions for North American help, noting UK economic position in 1930s versus present.
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Washington
Times of London
Medicine Hat News
Southam Special Services
London
United Kingdom
Dutch farm families eye Alberta as migration grows
Edmonton reports predicted Dutch emigration to Alberta totaling about 2000 next year, amid an estimated 10,000 Hollanders to settle in Canada. total postwar arrivals exceed 20,000. Also noted retirement of University of Alberta geologist John A Allen after four decades, with P S Warren to succeed.
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Edmonton
Alberta
A. S. Tuinman
Ottawa
Netherlands
Canada
Idmonton
CPI
John Andrew Allen
University of Alberta
P. S. Warren
Palio claims another Medicine Hat life
David Zehren, six, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pauli Zehren of 436 Fourth St, dies from bulbar infantile paralysis in Medicine Hat hospitalized early week and passing just before noon. The case mirrors the death of 13 year old Thomas Horne and marks the city’s second polio fatality this year, with four non fatal cases reported and limited paralysis in those patients.
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Palio
Medicine Hat
David Zehren
Pauli Zehren
Fourth St
Thomas Horne
Edwin W. Horne
Zehren
Horne
Clarence Semrau
Annabelle Rataushk
David Tait
Anna Hutchinson
City and Rural Schools Brace for Record Enrolment This Fall
About 2,700 city children and nearly 1,000 rural pupils planned to register across 65 schoolhouses as districts anticipate higher attendance. Connaught and Riverside face crowding. Irvine, Hilda, Schuler, and Bindloss operate small rural rooms. St Theresa College expects 185 to 200. total staff of 64 teachers will complete by next Tuesday.
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Medicine Hat
Connaught
Sixth St
Alexandra Composite High School
St. Theresa's College
Irvine
Hilda and Schuler
Bindloss
Riverside
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
St. Theresa College
Mary Edith
Anne
Louise
L. L. Oulette
Catherine
Ferdinand May Be On The Way Out In Cow Science
Sir John Russell warned at a British science meeting that a Dairy Research Institute discovery could turn young female cows into full time milk producers without Ferdinand. The method uses synthetic gestrogen implants to induce lactation, potentially making bulls obsolete as artificial insemination expands to 15 000 cows per year. Cambridge experiments may speed beef herds, transplant ova to cows to yield many offspring, up to 75 000 ova per cow, though nature’s resistance remains possible.
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Eng
Sir John Russel
Ferdinand
British Association For the Advancement of Science
John
Dairy Research Institute
Sir John
Sir Jenny
Ife
Cambridge
Typhoon Devastates Tokyo Area Killing and Displacing Thousands
Tokyo area reels from a major typhoon with 68 dead 223 injured and 50 missing in the metropolitan zone including Yokohama. About 100000 workers sandbag levees as floods threaten a 1947 scale disaster. 49000 sheltered by Red Cross and government agencies as nine prefectures suffer widespread damage.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Tokyo Bay
Waterosi
Airi
Tone
Kanto
Sagami
Red Cross
Kananaga
Sagami Bay
Army Fire Power Demonstration Seen at Petawawa Camp
At Petawawa Ontario soldiers and visitors witnessed a summer theater of war with Sherman tanks artillery and infantry weapons. About 12 000 people have watched eight showings in two months as Maj Gen Chris Vokes and staff lead the rapid-fire demonstration featuring armored advance guard and tank tactics.
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Petawawa
Ontario
Ottawa River
Canada
Chris” Vokes Soc
Central Command
Toronto
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Itham
Ottawa
Hilltoy
Smilestones Druggist Patience Patter Sparks Nurse Quip
A playful exchange frames Dr. Doe as irritable due to lack of patients in a humor column. The nurse offers the pun on patients, highlighting a light, whimsical tone in a small town medical setting.
Canada Aids Postwar Europe in Arts and Education Recovery
Canada’s reconstruction council reports major aid to war devastated Europe through UNESCO channels since 1947. It allocated school boxes to Poland Germany Italy France Greece Austria Belgium the Netherlands Malta Poland and displaced camps, plus food and clothing valued at 850000. Scientific equipment worth about 150000 went to universities. artists supplies total 46900. Fifty eight fellowships average 2500 funded European scientists with Hungary’s decline redirected to Ethiopia. A 25000 direct UNESCO grant to Canada supports the effort.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Reconstruction Council
Royal Commission On Arts and Science Development
Council
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Poland
Germany
Italy
France
Greece
Austria
Belgium
Ethiopia
Netherlands
Malta
Norway
Philippines
Hungary
Unesco
Yugoslavs Blast Russia Over Austria Claimios
Belgrade officials accuse Moscow of selling Yugoslavia out on southern Austria claims and of pressuring over a wartime outcome. Borba says Russia withdrew support after Western assent on increased Austrian claims, as tensions rise but no immediate war appears likely.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Austria
Marshal Tito
Balkan
Borba
Britain
France
United States
Tito
Tito’s Mobilization Report Says 600000 men In Yugoslavia
The Italian news agency Astra quoted Trieste sources claiming Marshal Tito controls about 600000 troops. The dispatch said mobilization could swell to 1400000 if Yugoslavia is attacked and noted six armies of roughly 100000 men each with 21 infantry divisions and limited artillery.
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Rome
Astra Today
Trieste
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Tito
Vienna
MacArthur Recalls Japan Surrender Fourth Anniversary
General MacArthur marked the fourth anniversary of Japan's surrender with a statement deeming Communism no longer a major threat in Japan. He praised observed reforms, noting Japan's population growth of 9.5 million, no mass unemployment, no social unrest, and unemployment not exceeding 500,000 as of August.
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MacArthur
Japan
Paicific
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