Germany Quietly Plans Next Great War, Says British Column
Toronto Mail and Empire summarizes Baron Freytag-Loringhoven’s book detailing GermanMilitarist aims, warnings that peace must include German destruction as a military power, and calls for renewed armament and a league of nations as a shield against future conflict.
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Prince Bulow
Prussia
Germany
Baron Freytag-Loringhoven
League of Nations
Universal League For the Preservation of Peace
Preytag
Frederick
Toronto Mail
Empire
Price Rise Aimed at Animal Owners Under New Act
A bill to be introduced in the current session by the agriculture minister seeks to raise government payments to owners of animals slaughtered under the Animal Contagious Diseases Act. Payments would cap at 200 dollars per horse, 80 per cattle head, and 20 per pig or sheep for ordinary stock, with higher limits for pure bred animals. The amendments would last three years.
Permits for Canadians Affecting Soldiers' Families in England
A new food rationing measure targets soldiers and their households in England. Officers and families with servants must hold three month permits to buy foodstuffs at regimental institutes. Permits record household size and in women’s cases confirm no separation or dependents’ allowances. Allocation will follow periodic orders from the food controller.
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England
Japan Plans Large Navy Outlay for 1948 and Tax Increase
Japan will spend nearly 15 million on its navy in 1948 aided by surplus funds and higher revenue, but mostly financed by tax hikes averaging 20 percent for wealthier classes. Japanese shipyard directors plan to supply 1 1/4 tons of American steel for every ton dispatched from the United States and commit to shipping about 300,000 tons to America.
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Japan
America
Saskatchewan Agricultural Shows Collect spring events 2017
In 2017 Saskatchewan agricultural societies staged 13 spring stallion shows 50 ploughing contests 2 poultry competitions exhibitions 1 crop competition 52 seed fairs and 6 short courses across the province with various gatherings and exhibitions.
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Agricultural Societies
Province of
Saskatchewan
Civilizational edge in war shows superior methods over barbarism
The article cites Hilaire Belloc’s view from Land and Water that civilization gains strength over barbarism across three war waves. It highlights rapid developments in munitioning, air warfare, and heavy artillery, plus defenses against poison gas, bombardment from the air, and mobility of siege weapons, noting Eastern Slavs’ industrial limits as a delaying factor.
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Marne
Ypres
Europe
Britain
Mr. Belloc
Prussia
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