Tax Plan On Incomes During Wartime Debated In Canada
The article discusses a proposed pay as you go income tax plan to replace arrears based taxation. It notes wartime morale, debt concerns, and potential hardships from sudden income changes or death, highlighting the need for timely tax payments. The discussion compares Canadian, British, and American tax levels and emphasizes financial sacrifice during the war.
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Canada
Britain
United States
Rum Plan on Tax Arrears Widely Discussed in Canada
An American originated plan to cancel income tax arrears gains attention in Canada with support from a leading banker in his annual report. Proponents argue arrears cancellation could be offset later by other revenues, but no action is expected soon. the idea interests Canadians amid fiscal debate.
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United States
Canada
Ships That Pass in the Night Echo Silence
Poem fragment highlights fleeting encounters at sea as lines of communication fade into darkness. The imagery centers on distant signals, brief voices, and the quiet, continuous passage of life like ships crossing paths. No concrete events or persons are present.
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Longfellow
Advertisers Offer Quick Dancing Lessons Target NY Readers
Toronto’s Saturday Night mocks ads claiming three hour dancing lessons in New York papers. It notes modern dance styles could be learned in minutes, while praising the old-fashioned waltz with its reverses as a valued art.
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New York
Toronto
Air Training Plan graduates list from Canadian schools
A long list of graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No 1 Central Navigation School Rivera Manitoba and No 12 Service Diving Training Brandon Manitoba No 5 Air Observer School Winnipeg No 10 Service Flying Training School Dauphin Manitoba includes LACs pilots navigators and observers with hometowns across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Saskatchew an extensive roster ending with N Battleford Saskatchewan.
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Central Navigation School
Rivera
Man
Air Navigators
Lac
Armitare
Wawota
Sask
Berry
Wirdipee
Mar
No. 12 Service Diving Training School
Brandon, Man
Air Observer School
Winnipeg
T. W. Dodd
Sinnett
Air Bombers
J. KR. Booth
A. H. Sarvis
C. W. Kruger
Winniper
No. 10
Service Flying Training School
Dauphin
Fast Work Lifeboat Built In Six Breton Refugees
Six Breton refugees and two English workers built a lifeboat in a London yard after 36 hours of non stop work. A ship already ready to sail urgently requested a lifeboat and the crew completed it in time, allowing the vessel to depart as scheduled.
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London
Khaki Etymology From Dust Color to Clothing Term
The term khaki derives from the Persian khak meaning dust and entered Hindu usage to denote a dusty or dust colored hue. The word later became linked to military and civilian clothing in British India and beyond.
Help For Ally Is Aim Of Aid To Russia Fund
Aid to Russia fund aims to help allies amid broad public demand from Canada and other regions. The initiative highlights support for Mrs. Churchill's renowned British relief work and seeks to strengthen Allied efforts through charitable giving.
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Russia
Mrs. Churchill
Canadian Aid to Russia Fund organized in Toronto
The Canadian Aid to Russia Fund, chaired by J. Stanley McLean of Canada Packers, is organized in Toronto to channel ongoing aid to the Russian people. It calls for warm clothing, boots, bedding, food, medicines, and other necessities for fighters, refugees, and areas in need as World War II support from Canadians.
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Russia
J. Stanley Mcee _ Lean
Canada Packers, Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Churchill
Soviet Union
Gems of Thought and Maxim Reflections
A collection of quotations from Holmes Ballinger Brande Eddy Whewell and Farrar on direction effort failure awakening truth and integrity. The sayings urge moving forward improving work recognizing mistakes and staying true to the best knowledge.
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George W. Ballinger
D. Brande
Mary Baker Eddy
William Whewell
Farrar
Feeding and child nutrition tips for parents
The article advises calm handling of feeding problems in children and warns against turning meals into battlegrounds. It recommends allowing food preferences, introducing new foods slowly, offering varied menus, and avoiding overfeeding. It notes occasional healthy hunger and even nibbling between meals as normal. It ends with a note to write for a free Vitamin Chart in Toronto.
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Tommy
Pop Eye
Jimmy
Health League of Canada
112 Avenue Road
Toronto
Valuable Chromite Discovery Near Manitoba Hydroelectric Plants
The Winnipeg Tribune reports a southeastern Manitoba chromite find with potential war value and long term wealth. Early studies suggest deposits rival major fields, possibly larger, benefiting on site processing and energy-supply advantages near developed hydro plants.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg Tribune
Sailor Taylor Receives Christmas Gift From Home
Harwich sailor Tom Taylor, at sea in 1942, receives a Christmas present mailed by his mother and father for Christmas 1941. The life span of a single hair on a person’s head is estimated at 6 to 10 years.
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Tom Taylor
Harwich
Baling Wire Supply Tight as Manufacturers Reassess
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports a limited baling wire supply coordinated by the Steel Controller. Farmers are urged to place reorders promptly as mills begin allocating stock and cancellations are being honored to maximize distribution.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Department of Munitions and Supply
Hemp as Currency Standard in Early Kentucky
In early times hemp acted as the standard of exchange in Kentucky, serving as a commonly used medium of value before modern currency systems. The statement reflects historic trade practices and the role of hemp in the local economy of the period.
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Kentucky
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