State Buying Sunday Express report on housing and supply failures
The former notes a falure to secure housing and adequate supplies of barley and other staples. It asserts rising prices, disrupted tea and grain trades, and unclear state actions. Officials respond with brief, unsatisfactory statements amid ongoing shortages and rising costs.
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Sunday Express
London
Ceryion
Britain to sow crops from the air after floods
A ministry of agriculture spokesman said Britain may sow crops from the air to repair havoc caused by recent severe floods. He cited high costs as a main objection but said the exceptional circumstances make aerial sowing worthwhile.
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London
Reuters
Britain
Ministry of Agriculture
Notable Winnipeg visitors and local gatherings
Ja Fown and Out J A McKenzie visited Winnipeg this week while T Parker returned from Vancouver. Mrs V Schmidt visits Windsor and Ontario relatives. Mr and Mrs T Riddick head to The Pas for CNR work. Mrs R K Cochrane and son visit Ottawa relatives. T W Offen joined daughter Constance in Neepawa. Riversites add two postwar cars owned by J Gilchrist and E E B Grant. Miss Joyce Lee, nurse in training, holidays with Winnipeg parents. Mr and Mrs John Bellamy, now in Winnipeg, visit Rivers relatives. United Church Ladies Aid meets May 1 at Mrs G E Jelliff’s home. Mrs W Bruce of Edmonton visits James Frame family. Miss Helen Guild returns home from Stewartville visit. R J McKenzie hosts Harold McLaughlin and Mrs J R Brannan in recent family visit. Mt Sinai Royal Arch Masons convocation honors Dr W Dalzell Grand Z of Portage la Prairie with grand officers and Brandon representation. Degree work and address pleased attendees.
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Mt. Sinai
Royal Arch Masons
W. Dalzell
Grand Z
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Prominent Companions Toast with Refreshments and Addresses
The event featured serving of refreshments and two social hours. A number of prominent companions delivered brief addresses, adding formality to the gathering and highlighting the occasion.
Local births recorded at Brandon and Rivers clinics
Birth notices from 1947 list Terence Malcolm Lamb at Brandon General Hospital to C and M Lamb, a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Plowman at River s nursing home, a daughter to Pte Grant and Mrs Schmitz at Madden s home, a son to Mr and Mrs D Snow at Rivers, and a son to Mr and Mrs R A Whitton in Trenton Ontario.
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Lamb
Brandon General Hospital
C. Lamb
Bradwardine
Terence Malcolm
Plowman
Near Pre War Rate Sugar Consumption
Ottawa reports Canada’s per capita sugar use nears the pre war rate with officials stating 80 to 85 pounds yearly per person, down from 90 pounds and up from last year’s 71. The quarterly ration rose by eight pounds, with industrial quotas up 10 percent.
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Ottawa
Canada
Prices Board
Radio caller asks woman to identify program sponsor
Regina residents report prank calls where a caller asks what program is being listened to and who sponsors it. One woman replied with Premier Douglas's address and the caller pressed for the program sponsor before ending.
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Regina
T. C. Douglas
Prov 11 17 Merciful men do good to their souls
A Bible verse from Proverbs highlights that kindness benefits the giver as much as the receiver. It contrasts merciful behavior with cruelty, noting that gentle actions toward others also nurture the person who acts kindly.
Local notices list names and dates for April events
W E McFadden Flip Flon Warren aged 70 Shirley Davies April 27 Mrs Edwin Dickson Colinton Alita April 28 J J Morrow aged 69 Carolyn Sennett April 29 Irma Florence Nowe Mrs H Watkins Bradwardine April 30 Leonard Bernice Harvey Arthur Schmidt Leslie Seens Bradwardine Eileen Gail Livesey Mrs R B Lee George Sutherland Mrs T Brown Bradwardine Visitors to your home means news in your local paper Phone 82.
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Leonard and
Bernice Harvey
Arthur Schmidt
Leslie Seens, Bradwardine
Eileen Gail Livesey
New Zealand Delegate Reports on U S Women’s Assembly Interest
Miss Joan Rattray, representing New Zealand, praised the International Women's Assembly in the United States noting the strong interest in public affairs shown by delegates from countries once deemed backward. The comment reflects cross national engagement in global women's issues.
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Auckland
Joan Rattray
International Women's Assembly
United States
New Zealand
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