Canadian War Agencies Shape Home Front Efforts
Three government boards influence the war effort the War Time Prices and Trade Board the Wartime Information Board and the National Film Board. The WPTB fights inflation, the Wartime Information Board tells Canada's war story, and the National Film Board showcases mobilization through film and displays overseas. Returns note lower wheat acres offset by oats barley and flaxseed sowing, plus details on the soldiers point system and Pacific/German troop roles. Steel production in early 1945 rose about 6 percent from 1944, with most output destined for war needs against Japan and remaining for consumer goods.
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Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Wartime Information Board
National Film Board
Canadian National Railways
National Gallery
National Research Council
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CMP
WPTB
Canada
Jerry
Gergimans
Gay
Packard
Japan
Germany
Canada’s Navy Grows to Third Largest Among United Nations
The article notes the expansion of Canada’s navy from 1,774 personnel in 1999 to about 90,000 sailors and 6,000 Wrens, marking a dramatic increase and changing its ranking among allied forces. It mentions broad supplies including ines, vacuum cleaners, and bicycles in the context of mobilization.
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Canada
United Nations
Profit as an Evil Yet Valuable Human Force
The State Socialist view condemns profit as evil, yet every worker aims to profit from effort. People study arithmetic and bookkeeping for practical gain, and the public funds only useful services. The worker aids family and community while personal benefit accrues.
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