Canada must export to sustain farm income and meet world needs
Dr GSH argues Canadian agriculture should plan production for export to satisfy overseas markets. He notes wartime gains, warns of meat shortages, and urges more coarse grains and hogs while reducing wheat, to maintain living standards and a balanced, export‑driven farm sector.
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Gsh
Department of Agriculturanadian Agriculture
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Agricultural Supplies Board
Britain
West
Prairie Provinces
Western
Newfoundland
Alaska
Red Cross
UNRRA
Europe
Soviet Union
North America
Song Bird Makes Fast Flight For Winnipeg Opera
New York soprano Elda Ercole flew via Trans-Canada Airways to Winnipeg to replace a throat‑sick principal in the San Carlo Opera Company. She left New York at 10:30 AM and sang the demanding Leonora in Il Trovatore less than a day after departure, meeting director Mario Gallo on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Ercole
New York
Trans-Canada Air Lines
San Carlo Opera Company
Winnipeg
Miss Ercole
Ercole
TCA
Leonora
Mario Gallo
American envoy lauds 17th century Britons in democracy tribute
In Toronto, Ambassador Ray Atherton hailed British thinkers and the 1642 confrontation with Charles I as pivotal to modern democracy. He credited English self-government ideals and 17th century revolts with inspiring American democratic tradition and the fight against divine right rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Atherton
U.S
Canada
Toronto
Atherton
Law Club
University of Toronto
Yalta
Churchill
Roosevelt
Marshal Stalin
Mr. Atherton
Charles I
House of Commons
Charles
British Isles
Commons
England
London Weekly Economist Hints Large Reparations Plan
The London Weekly Economist says the Big Three may seek about £1 billion annually for 20 years as reparations from Germany, in addition to restitution for goods stolen. The figure roughly equals $4.5 billion per year, framing a significant postwar payment burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Economist
Germany
Snowfall Possible in Norway Any Month of the Year
Snow may fall in some regions of Norway in any month of the year, a reminder that winter-like conditions can arise outside the traditional cold season and affect travel plans and local activities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Palestine as a Land of Promise for Millions of Residents
Dr Walter Lowdermilk argues Palestine and adjacent lands could support 20 to 30 million people through a Jordan Valley Authority style project. He cites agricultural reclamation, new factories, better health services, and greater trade under Jewish and Arab cooperation, with potential to lift the Near East from poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clay Lowdermilk
Soil Conservation Service of
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
Lowdermilk
Tigris-Euphrates Valley
Jordan Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sir Charles Warren
Health Services Advisory Committee members listed by group
Saskatchewan Health Services Advisory Committee members from professional, labor, and women’s organizations are named with their cities and titles. The photo shows front row and back row participants including Dr Anna E Northup and Dr C F W Hames, among many others. Also noted are absent members such as G R Bickerton and F W G Miles plus affiliations with unions and associations across Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Health Services Planning Commission
S. W. Priddel
Regina
Saskatchewan Pharmaceutical Association
Ae Thain
Saskatoon
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
E. H. Otte
Prince Albert
Sask. Federation of Labor
W. H. Ansell
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Anna E. Northup
Moose Jaw
Society of Osteopathic Physicians
Ke. Ere Douglas
C. F. W. Hames
Clarice Smith
R.N
Swift Current
Geo. B. Munro
Co-operative Union of Saskatchewan
A. L. Stutt
Sister J. Mandin
St. Paul's Hospital
Catholic Hospital
Friendly Bombs Deliver Aid Over Greek Towns
British RAF pilots drop aid packages over hidden Greek towns in the Macedonian mountains. Instead of destruction the bombs carry clothing items like socks sweaters and layettes from American Red Cross chapters for destitute Greek families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Air Force
Red Cross
America
Christian Science Monitor
Pineapple Crochet Lace Square Pattern 7478
Pattern 7478 offers a pine apple lace square suitable for 12 or 16 inches and various projects. Send twenty cents in coins with name address and pattern number to the Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Allow extra days for mail delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Department
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Avenue E
First Canadian V C Hero Is William Hall of Nova Scotia
The first man of color to win the Victoria Cross was Seaman William Hall of Nova Scotia born in Canada. He earned the VC for valor at Lucknow during the Indian Mutiny in 1857, the year the decoration was instituted, making him the earliest Canadian VC recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englan
Nova Scoti
William Hall
Seam Hall
Luc
Lame duck origin traced to stock exchange phrase
The term lame duck is said to have arisen in stock exchange usage to denote a person unable to fulfill engagements or contracts, reflecting a period when such figures faced unreliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
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Barton
Dominion E
CBC
Couit
St. Thomas
Saskatchewan Health Services Advisory Committee
The
State Hospital and Medical League
M. S. Anderson
Bulyea
Clarence J. Houston
Yorkton
Ann Heffel
Regina Sask
J. F. C. Anderson
Sas
Alice Brooks
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