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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1946

Page

4

Imperial Washington and Ottawa notes on King visit and postwar economy

A Dublin of Ottawa and London reports discuss Premier King's informal talks abroad on defence and trade and clarify no formal commitments until cabinet debates in Ottawa. It covers Monty Montgomery possible visit, wartime parliament shifts, inflation, tourism, foreign exchange, and labour wage controls amid postwar adjustments.

Mackenzie King London Ottawa Canada British Commonwealth Futhermore King Paris Chifly Australia Fraser New Zealand General Smuts South Africa J. King Monty Lord Montgomery Foreign Exchange Control Foreign Exchange Control Board of Canada United States Exchange Fund Ndas Gandhi Parliament Hill John R. Marwick Marwick Prices and Trade Board Foreign Exchange Control Board Lionel Chevrier

Canadian National Surplus and Expenses Reported for 1945

A Canadian National Railway report shows operating revenues of 433,773.39 and expenses of 55,204,048, leaving a surplus of 24,756,180 after interest. The wage bill dominates costs with salaries and wages rising sharply, while freight and passenger rates largely stayed prewar level under Wartime Prices and Trade Board rules. The surplus funds were paid to the federal treasury.

Canadian National Railways C.N.R War and Express House of Commons Prices and Trade Board

World of Wheat Longtime Agreement Sought at 1.25

Canadian Wheat Pools officials in Britain report prairie farmers favor a longtime wheat deal with a 1.00 minimum and 1.25 maximum price. Some farmers fear the future is too uncertain for a contract at 1.25.

Ottawa Europe Senate Mohandas K. Gandhi Deva United States Ine Britain London

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