League of Nations failure after world wars
The League of Nations formed to preserve peace and foster progress but failed due to debates on a high plane hindering practical discussion and the absence of U S participation. The organization’s disbanding disappointed many who hoped for a united international body to achieve its aims.
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Rise of United Nations from League to world body
The passage notes that despite limited success of the first world body the need to solve international problems postwar gave birth to the United Nations. It argues the UN, built on similar aims as the League of Nations yet more practical, admits most nations and has become a forum to air disputes and settle issues by discussion rather than force. It questions future tests but deems the UN a significant advance toward world government.
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World body inevitable say Canadian health minister
Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of Health and deputy Canadian UN delegation leader at Lake Success, argues a world organization is inevitable and that if the United Nations dissolves, a new global body would replace it. He compares the UN with the League of Nations and notes growing realism and challenges. He hopes the UN will function well and eventually mature into world government.
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D. D. D Prescription Speeds Itch Relief
Trial bottle 35 cents offers rapid relief for eczema rashes and athlete's foot. Dr B D Dennis promotes D. D. D for fast calming of fiery itch with ordinary or extra strength formulas. Ask your druggist for D. D. D Prescription.
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Turtle attack shocks Martin's River residents
In Martin's River Nova Scotia residents armed with rifles shotguns and clubs attacked a five foot 800 pound sea turtle. The animal died from rifle wounds a clubbed back and a fractured skull. Scientists studying a solar spectrum report gold present in sunlight.
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Humorous Exchanges on Love Work and Everyday Life
A collage of light anecdotes and jokes about weddings and couples, office life, a goldfish desk mascot, daily work banter, and family quips. The snippets play on manners, miscommunication, age, and social norms, delivering brief laughs and quick observations.
Prairie Provinces Produce Half of N.H.L. Players
Prairie provinces account for near half of current NHL players. Saskatchewan leads with 26 natives, Manitoba 18, Alberta 3, while Ontario tops with 44. Canada overall born 101 of 108, mostly in Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, or Alberta. Winnipeg leads with 13 players, Toronto 8, Montreal 6.
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Canadian Dealers Place Big Car Order
London reports Nuffield Exports Limited received a cable from Donald Harrison sales director saying Canadian automobile distributors placed orders for cars valued at 2 250 000 pounds making it the largest single order from the dollar area for the company.
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Westerners Win World Rye Championship at Royal Winter Fair
TORONTO Albert Kessel won the world rye championship at the Royal Winter fair with Prolific rye from his Rosetown Saskatchewan farm. He claimed the Parrish and Heimbecher challenge trophy with finishing runner ups Thomas E. Brown of Kas sels Alberta and G Avery of Kelso Saskatchewan.
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Coal History Noted In Alberta Findings At Drumheller
First Alberta find notes coal discovered in 1793 at Rosebud Creek mouth near Rosebud Creek Rosedale Drumheller valley. Toronto Royal Winter Fair entrants wheat rye barley and timothy seed classes at Chicago exhibition. A Saskatchewan bachelor-farmer from Valley Centre near Rosetown placed fourth for wheat at Chicago 1947. He shipped samples to Chicago and may attend himself.
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Alberta Furs: 1,393 Farms Produce Pelts Worth Millions
The province hosts 1,393 fur farms producing pelts valued at 2 585 000 dollars annually. The industry supports related trades and workers across Alberta.
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