Dairy subsidies protests reach Ottawa. calls for action
About 30 Dairy Farmers of Canada delegates met in Ottawa with the Agricultural Food Board and Minister Gardiner urging Cabinet to reopen subsidies before May 1. The group warns of a potential dairy shortage as demand rises and production struggles amid wartime needs. Oats rust risk and new hulless Brighton oats noted. seed potatoes pricing set by Wartime Prices and Trade Board for spring.
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Dairy Farmers of Canada
Ottawa
Agricultural Food Board
J. G. Gardiner
G. S. H. Barton
Bureau of Statistics
United States
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Europe
United Nations
Brighton
Central Experimental Farm
Prices and Trade Board
British savings rise with wartime effort in 1946 figures
The British small savings drive shows eight Savings stamps and gift tokens purchased in 1943 for every one in 1946. Cer tificates held by small savers reach 17,000,000, over half of the adult population, with large savers contributing a similar rise.
War Commentary on Axis Move Into Hungary
The piece argues Hitler's seizure of Hungary marks a new phase in the expansion, with 190,000 German and Romanian troops occupying strategic points and a puppet government sought. It links the Balkans drive to oil needs, notes Hungary's growth under Axis influence, and cautions against underestimating German resolve and surveillance.
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Hungary
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Norway
Poland
Netherlands
Belgium
Yugoslavia
New York Times
Balkans
Rumania
Russia
Odessa
Warsaw
Germany
Gestapo
Carpathians
Carpatho- Ukraine
Transylvania
Banat
Canadian National Railways post strong 1943 operating results
The Canadian National Railways reported a 1943 net revenue of 116.14 million dollars, up 29.484 million from 1942, and a cash surplus of 35.639 million after taxes, interest, and a 19 million pension reserve. Operating expenses rose 35.476 million while revenue climbed 64.961 million, yielding an operating ratio of 73.64 percent, down from 81.99 in 1928.
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C.N.R
Canadian National Railways
House of Commons
R. C. Vaughan
Toronto Globe and Mail Editorial On Operational Readiness
An editorial from the Toronto Globe and Mail stresses the need for constant readiness to ensure successful operations. It argues for proactive planning, resource maintenance, and swift decision making to avoid disruption and sustain performance.
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Toronto Globe and Mail
Speedy Relief For Tender Feet With Emerald Oil
Swollen feet pain and burning ease after two or three applications of Moone's Emerald Oil. The ad claims fast relief from tenderness and soreness, urging readers to obtain a bottle at all drugstores today.
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Moone
Hem-Roid Offers Quick Pile Relief At Low Cost
Do not delay treatment for itching piles or rectal soreness. Hem-Roid is a pleasant to use internal tablet that relieves itching and soreness, aids healing, and comes with a druggist guarantee of money back if you are not pleased.
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Prince Edward Island
Department of Agriculture
Maritimes
British Savings
Veno’s
the Dniester
Bulgaria
Italy
R.A.F
Winders
Mishiy
Mulgeney
Mulverne
Dept W.P
Toronico
Ontario
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