Ward Replies To Zaplitny On Pension Debate In Parliament
W J Ward defends actions of Liberal MPs during the 1945 16 session and challenges Zaplitny CC F statements on Old Age Pensions. He notes the motion by Mr Heaps was ruled out of order, disputes claims of wrangling, and argues for continued social security reforms despite fiscal limits.
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Heaps
Treasury
Mir
Treasury Benches
House
Itive
Alliasce
C.C.F
Pfice
Canadas
Ontario
Quebec
Faritime
Prairie Provinces
Doninion
MacKenzie Kin
Zaplitny
McInnis
M.P
House of Commons
Socialist Party of Canada
Kapiutny
Canadian Socialist Party
Manitoba Freight Rate Boost Seeks Farmer and Business Input
The Manitoba Freight Rates Committee asks farmers and businessmen for facts and opinions on a proposed 30 percent rail freight increase. It includes four questions about 1946 freight charges and how price changes would impact operations. Respondents are asked if they can pass on higher costs to customers or must absorb increases if suppliers raise charges.
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Manitoba Freight Rates Committee
Manitoba
Britain mobilizes against common cold and boosts postwar industries
Britain launches a national effort to defeat the common cold backed by the Ministry of Health and the Medical Research Council. The report notes Britain loses 40 million man days yearly to illness while Scottish shipyards build the 39,000 ton Caronia for Cunard White Star. It covers the formation of International Aeradio Limited for aviation safety and Britain’s nationalized coal output rising 28,500 tons in a week with 3,400 fewer workers.
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Britain
Ministry of Health
Medical Research Council
Clycle
Cunard
White Star Line
River
And So To Work Exhibition Opens in London
The exhibition titled And So To Work opens in London under the Minister of Labour. It presents Britain's social service program for the disabled, detailing how they are restored to health and reintegrated into regular work.
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London
Britain
New Phase For Education Advances School Curricula
Britain adds current affairs to standard school syllabi as an outcome of war time educational experiments. The War Cabinet organized topical discussions to ensure soldiers gained world affairs knowledge, making Current Affairs a regular feature in schools. A British safety glass company also advances non frosting glass used in aircraft cabins and refrigerator doors for improved visibility.
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Britain
War Cabinet
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W. J. Ward
F. Zapking
Action On Pensions
the Review
Joblin
Wir. Zaplitny, M.P
Gere
Chere
International Aeradio Limited
Stewart N. King
F. A. Heming
Chemical World of Today
Nyk
Canadian Industries Limited
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