Prediction of postwar unemployment and job prospects
The piece argues that a flood of wartime jobholders will lose positions, predicting a persistent surplus of applicants for each opening. It notes those still in jobs from wartime days faced with obsolescence, while some pursued education or military service to improve postwar employment prospects, and others returned to prior work expecting a service record to unlock future opportunities.
Get a Job Today and Hold It
The piece urges young men and women not to joke about unemployment, warning that tomorrow employers will need workers and applicants will face more competition. It stresses choosing a field, gaining experience, studying, and willing to burn the midnight oil to secure and keep a job as unemployment insurance cannot sustain everyone.
The Common Round and a Luncheon
A story fragment describes a host serving lunch amid a lighthearted game. Robbers and guests react with panic and laughter as two pals eat, a third loses appetite, and the host laughs about the scene amid talk of golf. Also notes Italy seeking return of wartime industrial equipment from Russia.
Trade at the market nourishes body and spirit
A concise proverb echoes Ecclesiastes urging contentment and reward in labor. It stresses pleasure found in daily sustenance and toil rather than excess. The ancient counsel highlights balance between work, provision, and personal well being.
The Government's Wage Squeeze Criticized
In Ont article the writer argues rising prices and high taxes hit workers, while doctors lawyers farmers and manufacturers maintain earnings. Salaried workers alone endure a real earnings squeeze, with the government using tactics to delay wage and salary increases, deemed unfair.
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Eraatic
Believe Private Enterprise Vital to Canadian Women
Mrs. Edgar D. Hardy, vice-president of the International Council of Women, told a Canadian Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Winnipeg that Canadian women are individuals at heart and private enterprise is a vital necessity to their way of life. She urged against regimes dictating homes, clothes, or opinions.
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Winnipeg
Edgar D. Hardy
International Council of Women
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Prime Minister Chifley And Party In Strong Postwar Win
Labor won approval of war time record and social security policy in Australia general elections. Chifley's Labor expected 45 to 48 seats in the 75 member House with potential to add five more. Liberals led by Meses held about 15 seats, Country party around nine. Trade results reflect a slight drop in Labor strength and ongoing coalition dynamics. A Livorno report noted the American tanker Signal Hill hit a mine near Italy with no injuries. In The Pas, Peter Krisslowski, 22, remained seriously injured after being crushed between two dump trucks.
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Australia
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Joseph Benedict Chiffey
John Curtin
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Herb Lake
Come to Church Sunday Schedule Includes Sabbath School
Church event notices list Daly with sessions at 10 45 a m Sabbath School 11 15 a m and service at 1 00 p m then Rivers with Sabbath School at 2 00 p m and service at 7 30 p m The schedule outlines morning and afternoon activities for attendees.
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Australians face tariffs inquiry witness recounts glasses claim
Sydney reports half the population wear spectacles as Alexander Howarth testifies at a tariff board inquiry. The remark highlights public reactions during the hearing and underscores concerns about eyewear accessibility in Australia.
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Australia
Alexander Howarth
Tariff Board
Exempt From Security Tax Ruling for Grain Growers Co op
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that farmers cooperatives are exempt from Social Security and unemployment insurance payments if the cooperative's business is predominantly for members. The decision affirms a Spokane district court ruling that Colfax Grain Growers, Inc. should recover Social Security payments made for employees in 1940 41 42.
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Gan Francisco
Oct
Ninth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Spokane
Wash
Colfax Grain Growers, Inc
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