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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

4

Commonwealth Worry to Mother Country Status

The piece notes stronger U S and Canadian ties amid debates over closer Commonwealth unity driven by Lord Halifax and Prime Minister Mackenzie King. It highlights a chair with Canada's beaver at the Pan American Union, calls for Canadian–American industrial cooperation, and cites the North Pacific Planning project as a model for joint Alaskan and Pacific Northwest development.

WNU Service Union Trust Washington, D. C Washington Pan-American Union Mackenzie King United States Great Britain Canada Our Lady of the Snows Rudyard Kipling States Ottawa Lord Halifax White House Winston Churchill Winston Churchill, Broached the Suggestion At All. (the Fact That Mr. Churchill England Kipling Commonwealth Jan Smuts Union of South Africa United Kingdom Bord Halifax House of Commons King Halifax Smuts British Commonwealth McCarthy Institute of Pacific Relations Alaska Yukon MacKenzie Valley British Columbia Alberta Canadian Northwest Northwest Great Circle Asia North America Pacific Northwest North Pacific

Briefs on mortality, land, labor and monarchy trends

The death rate in the U S for the first half of 1943 was 11.0 per 1 000, up 3.8 percent from 1942. China has 210 million cultivated acres for 450 million people while the United States has 345 million acres for 132 million people. U S railroads hired 138.6 percent more women in the year ending June 30, 1943. A Swedish Gallup poll shows 84 percent favor monarchy, 6 percent favor a republic, 10 percent undecided.

United States China The Gallup Institute Sweden

Subsidy Puzzles Roosevelt as Farm Prices Rise

Western Union report discusses the Senate stance on food subsidies, Roosevelt’s possible vetoes, and farm program shifts under Wickard. It notes rising farm prices, subsidy increases, and CCC actions while warning of political risk in farm states ahead of the 1948 period.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Phil Murray Treasury Congressional OPA White House Commodity Credit Corporation Wickard Chicago Canada Argentina Mexico

Two Pinafores One With Panties Pattern Advertisement

Barbara Bell patterns Nos 1899 and 1892 offer cute pinafores with matching panties for girls ages 1 to 20. Sizes and fabric yardage listed with bust correspondences. wartime demand may extend processing time. Send orders to the stated address.

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