Palestine Turning Point in Arab British Jewish Talks
The article tracks a shifting Palestine landscape as Arabs press for federation based self rule under British oversight while Jews push for expanded immigration and a path to Jewish administration. Washington and London weigh immigration ease and federation tweaks to unlock talks. Arab conferences with Britain proceed, raising hopes yet tempering optimism amid regional tensions.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Haifa
Cabinet
Truman
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Dean Acheson
Congress
United States
Europe
Pales
Growing Old Gracefully Poem by Gem Mill
An elderly man sits in a corner chair as memories of youth rise with embers and romance. The scene blends longing and peaceful aging, ending with a sleep and a cherished vision of aging gracefully.
Atomic Bomb Film Shows Ocean Blast And Hiroshima Aftermath
A Paramount newsreel in Manitoba depicts Bikini underwater explosions and Hiroshima survivors to illustrate the power of the atomic bomb. The film contrasts the scale of destruction with the vulnerable, urging humanity to face a new global issue.
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Bikini
Hiro- 3Shima
Paramount
Manitoba
Hiroshima
Christian Science Monitor
Farm News And Views On Blueberries And Oats Research
The Experi mental Station in Nova Scotia reports blueberries adapt well to Maritime conditions, yielding fruit competitive with top markets. Oats like Roxton and Ripon excel for Eastern Ontario pasture, with trials assessing early growth and total annual production. A Whyalla dairy tunnel trains cows to milking, blowing flies away. Cross breeding in sheep at the Experimental Farms Service aims to boost prolific breeding ewes and prime lambs for future industry.
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N.S
Experimental Farms Service
Ontario
Whyalla
South Australia
Animal Husbandry Division
Food cargo sails Montreal to London aboard Beaverdel
About 6500 tons of food bound for the British Isles were shipped recently from Montreal to London aboard the Beaverdel. The cargo includes 2300 tons of four and 1300 ton units of cheese and 220 tons of egg powder, underscoring a substantial wartime supply effort.
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British Isles
Montreal
London
Sharp Rise in Canadian Chick Production 1946
Hatchery Outlook report to June 30 shows Canada chick output up about 23 percent over 1945. Provinces with gains include British Columbia 29 percent Alberta 16 Saskatchewan 21 Manitoba 14 Ontario 31 New Brunswick 16 Nova Scotia 35 and Prince Edward Island (PEI) 0 percent. June 1946 chick production rose 65.6 percent from June 1945. New Brunswick up 250 percent.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Vessel Carried Lumber Pulp Wood and Other Products
A vessel also carried lumber, pulp wood, and other primary products.
New Zealand economic stabilization plan for postwar era
F P Walsh, Federation member, outlines a six-part Leader series on reconverting New Zealand from war to peace. He warns of postwar inflation, price shifts, and the need for sound policies to avoid rekindling boom and bust. Key points cover money supply, shortages of goods, labor constraints especially female labor, price controls, subsidies, and the crucial role of primary exports for national prosperity.
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New Zealand
Federation of Labour New Zealand
F. P. Walsh
Federation
Federation of Labour
France
Canadian poultry gains by province in 1945 to 1946
The report shows Saskatchewan with 386 624 chicks versus 110 484 in June 1945, a 99 percent rise. British Columbia up 92 percent, Alberta 85 percent, Nova Scotia 7 (likely 7 percent), Quebec 68 percent, Manitoba 49 percent, Ontario 43 percent and PEL 28 percent, highlighting widespread increases across provinces.
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Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
Pel
Labor and trade talk amid economic challenges
The speaker notes a 10 percent drop in sterling receipts and 10 percent less sterling for imports. He stresses balancing export and import prices, facing the current situation, and the Labour movement seeking higher living standards through producing goods and services to support a prosperous peacetime economy. He promises to return to key points.
Clean Quarters Now For Laying Pullets
Cleaning laying pens before fall and winter production is crucial. At Dominion Experimental Farm Nappan Nova Scotia August and September suit cleanup, followed by thorough scraping scrubbing and disinfection. Use strong caustic lye solution or coal tar disinfectant per directions, ensure drying, and reuse clean litter feeds for high quality output. John Dewey quote ends the piece.
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Dominion Experimental Farm
Nappan
N.S
Miniature Motor Car For Disabled Bespoke London Showpiece
A single seater miniature motor car for disabled ex service men and crippled persons is shown in London. Controls adapt to foot hand or both with a target speed of 35 mph and 65 mpg. Chassis narrow enough to pass a 2 ft 6 in gateway and fits in the smallest shed. Price is £198.
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London
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