Japan Beginnings and Bygones Amid Demographic Pressures
Christian Science Monitor notes Japan's postwar prospects hinge on democracy and economy. Population rising from 64.5 million in 1930 to over 84 million today challenges land limits, farming intensity, and imported food. Peaceful trade and growth are vital, yet fears of revived imperialism, regional resentment, and unequal recovery loom.
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Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Yoshida
San Francisco
Japan
California
Manchuria
Asia
Ryukyus
Bonins
Sakhalin
Kuriles
India
Vatican
Christian Science Monitor
Riel Rebel or Champion in Canadian West Debate
Speech at Battleford revisits 1885 uprising and Louis Riel fate. Prime Minister St Laurent weighs naming terms as rebellion or uprising, tracing Riel’s roots, punishment, and Laurier’s parliamentary charge against Canadian government tyranny. The piece links Scott’s execution, Ontario Orangemen, and North West affairs to postwar memory.
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ST. Laurent
Battleford
Batoche
Duck Lake
Louis Riel
Riel
Regina
House of Commons
Sir John A. Macdonald
Wilfred Laurier
Sir
St. Boniface
Orangemen
Ontario
Dominion
Hudson Bay Company
Red River
Transit to Berlin Festival Sparked Western Europe Debate
The piece argues four questions about blocking travel to a Berlin youth festival in 1948. It supports allowing travel by those equipped for the journey, critiques Western Germany and American zone transit restrictions, condemns force at Saalfelden, and stresses upholding rule of law over personal grievance while avoiding anti democratic overreach.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria
Western
Europe
United States
Britain
France
Saalfelden
Innsbruck
Manchester Guardian
Farmer prices and cost of living debate
A Toronto reader argues that food price rises drive the cost of living, noting wartime controls reduced farm prices and that postwar removal of controls boosted farmer earnings. He says public concern ignores the prior low farm prices and warns proposed controls would force affordable city food at farmers’ expense.
Food price control debate letter from former MP Weyburn
A letter arguing against price and wage controls. The writer contends cheap bread and meat relied on underpaying farmers and restricting cattle sales to the U.S. market. He links labor costs and taxes to rising prices and questions the efficacy of government control boards. The author cites Royal Commission involvement in 1934-35.
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Weyburn, Sask
Royal Commission On
Estate of John Bryk Notice to Creditors Beausejour Manitoba
In the matter of the estate of John Bryk late of Lac du Bonnet Manitoba farmer deceased all AH claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 18th day of October AD 1954 Dated at the Town of Beausejour Manitoba this 6th day of September AD 1954
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John Bryk
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Beausejour
Michael Martyniuk
Whitemouth
Mary Samotik
Dencross
Province of
Joseph Bellan
Oscar Russell
Public Notice on Survey Plan For Section 22 Manitoba
Notice from Mural Municipality of SWhitermuth on November seventh, year N40 1451, to close part of Section 22 under the Permian Meridian in Manitoba. Plan shows survey details by Patrick Wob higdne Mud Ties fantasy surveyor, with references to Poweneta and Chat feet, to be finalized at the Winnipeg Hall.
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Swhitermuth von
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Nedie
Patrick
Biota
Ft. di
Thre
Nowa National Historic Park Fort Prince of Wales fortress
Nowa National Historic Park Fort Prince of Wales near Churce Hill Man stands as the northernmost fortress on the North American continent, marking a landmark in colonial military heritage.
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Nowa National Historic Park
Fort Prince of Wales
Churcehill
Man
North American
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
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Eastbourne Ave
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Drache, Matlin & Co
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