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States
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of
13,000
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in
domestic
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bothering
about
dirt,
ashes,
coal
bin
or
mess,
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ABOUT
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Metal
Works
fJ
Ave.
East
Phone
33
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
lohn
Bulger
Ltd:
Third
Avenue
Germany
because
she
had
no
voice
In
directing
control
policy.
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12
'
Government
announces
H
per
cent
Increase
In
Individual
sugar
ration,
elective
At-rll
1.
14-J.
A.
(Pat)
Sullivan,
founder
and
president,
announces
resignation
from
Canadian
Seamen's
Union.
17
Table
syrups
removed
from
rationing.
18
Commons
supports
government
motion
extending
Emergency
Traasition
Powers
Act
to
May
15.
10
Donald
Gordon
reslzns
as
chairman
of
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
efefctlve
April
15;
Kenneth
W.
Taylor,
deputy
chairman,
succeeds.
2ft
M
e
a
t
rationing
ends
effective
March
27.
price
control
remains:
Evelyn
Dick
sentenced
In
Hamilton
to
life
for
manslaughter
of
Infant
son.
.
23
Barbara
Ann
Scott
wins
North
American
figure
skating
senior
title
at
Ottawa
for
second
time.
31-Maurlce
Hartt,
Liberal,
wins
Montreal
Cartler
federal
by-election:
William
Boho-
zuk
acquitted
at
Hamilton
on
charge
of
torso
murder
of
John
Dick.
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1
Approximately
one-third
ol
controlled
goods
and
services
removed
from
price
celling,
Including
motor
vehicles,
coal
and
footwear.
2
Donald
MacLean
sentenced
at
Hamilton
to
five
years
for
being
accessory
after
the
fact
in
Dick
murder.
3-
-J.
A
Strong
appointed
Canadian
ambassador
to
Peru
9
Most
Rev.
T.
Owen.
70.
Anglican
Archblshap
of
Toron
to
and
Primate
of
All
Canada,
dies.
10
Dana
Wllgress
vacates
ambassadorship
to
Russia.
19
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
win
Stanley
Cup
defeating
Canadians
four
games
to
two.
24
Twelve
men
lose
lives
when
trapped
by
fire
at
East
Malartlc,
Qr
Gold
Mine.
29
Budget
presented
to
Commons;
Income
tax
cut
averages
29
per
cent
effective
July
1;
excess
profits
tax
removed;
TC
A
plane
with
15
persons
aboard
missing
on
route
from
Leth-brldge
to
Vancouver.
30
Prices
Board
announces
butter
price
Increase
10
cerjts
a
pound
effective
May
1.
-MAY
1
Bill
of
Rights
effective
in
Saskatchewan,
making
criminal
offences
acts
of
dlsrimina-tlon
on
religious,
racial
or
color
grounds;
Commons
gives
third
reading
to
government
cotrol
bill
continuing
number
of
wartime
orders-ln-coun-rll
for
another
year.
ft
Barbara
Ann
Scott
required
to
return
Ottawa's
gift
car
to
comply
with
Olympic
amateur
standing;
Most
Rev.
P.
J.
Monahan,
65,
Roman
Catholic
Archbishop
of
Regina,
dies.
16
Farquhar
Oliver
elected
Ontario
Liberal
party
leader.
25
Ninety-nine-day-old
Maritime
coal
strike
ends.
29
Maritime
coal
miners
called
out
on
strike
again.
JUNE
1
Last
of
100
Polish
girls
arrived
for
work
in
St
George
de
Beauce,
Que.
1Canada
Steamship
Line
freighter
Emperor
sinks
off
Isle
Royale
12
persons
die;
Rev.
C.
II.
MacDcnald,
Lucknow,
Ont,
elected
Presbyterian
church
moderator.
6
Most
Rev.
Maurice
Roy
appointed
Arhcblshop
of
Quebec.
9
Butter
jatlon
lifted
and
many
goods
and
services,
Including
honey,
cheese
restaurant
meals
freed
from
price
control.
10
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
completes
20
years
as
prime
minister,
record
for
Canada;
President
Truman,
wife
and
daughter
reach
Canada
for
three-day
visit.
11
President
Truman
addresses
Joint
session
of
Senate
and
Commons.
12-Strlklng
Nova
-Scotia
coal
miners
return
to
work.
18
Marian
Congress
opens
at
Otawa.
19
Government
removes
rental
and
eviction
control
from
domestic
accomodation
completed
after
Jan.
1,
1947.
25
Jovernmsnt
Increases
sugar
ration;
Canada-Newfoundland
conference
opens
at
Ottawa.
JULY
14
John
Dickey,32,
Liberal
wins
Halifax
federal
by-election.
16
Destroyer
Mlcmac
collides
with
freighter
Yarmouth
County,
five
dead.
18
Third
session
of
20th
parliament
prorogues.
22
Supply
ship
Nascople
founders
In
Hudson
Strait,
all
saved.
23
Second
Issue
of
Canadian
saving
bonds
announced
AUGUST
6
Canada
and
Newfound
land
begin
Joint
discussions
on
terms
under
which
Newfoundland
might
enter
Confederation.
10
Hon.
H.
P.
O.
Bridges,
45,
federal
fisheries,
dies.
11
Senator
G.G.
McGeer,
59.
mayor
of
Vancouver,
dies.
15
Prices
Board
announces
end
of
meatless
days.
17
Canada
and
Italy
exchange
ministers.
27
Three
thousand
Swift
Canadian
Company
workers,
strike
in
six
Canadian
cities;
announce
Increase
In
individ
ual
canning
sugar
ration.
x
30
Tornado
strikes
for
70
miles
east
and
south
of
Good-erham,
Ont.,
one
killed.
SEPTEMBER
1
Thirty-one
killed
In
C.N.R.
collision
at
Dugald,
Man.;
Milton
F.
Gregg.
V.C.,
appointed
federal
fisheries
minister.
3
Reconstruction
Minister
Howe
announces
Chalk
River
atomic
energy
plant
producing
radio-Isotopes.
,4
Reconstruction
Minister
How
announces
new
discov
eries
of
uranium
in
Canadian
north.
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8
Bishop
G.
F.
Kingston
of
Nova
Scotia,
58,
elected
Anglican
primate.
10
Meat
packing
strike
af--fects
Montreal,
Edmonton,
Vancouver
and
Toronto.
12
Government
announced
Canada's
candidacy
for
membership
on
Security
Council
of
United
Nations.
14
Seventy-five
per
cent
of
foods
and
services
under
re
striction
are
decontrolled,
effective
Sept.
15.
Subsidies
dropped
on
all
decontrolled
items.
24
Twelve
die
when
steamer
Mllverton
collides
with
tanker
Translake
in
the
St
Lawrence.
OCTOBER.
2
Premier
Hart,
68,
of
British
Columbia
resigns.
11
Five
persons
drown
In
wreck
of
Gulf
Stream,
east
of
Powell
River,
B.
C.
13
New
T.C.A.
North
Star
flies,
from
Vancouver
to
Montreal
Jn
six
hours,
52
minutes,
record
non-stop
flight.
20
Fisheries
Minister
Gregg
elected
in
federal
by-election
in
York-Sudbury.
21
Brlcs
ceilings
removed
on
all
meat
products,
except
lard
and
tallow.
22
Five-week
strike
of
14.
000
packinghouse
workers
ends.
24
Government
announces
commercial
rental
controls
to
be
removed
March
8,
1948.
NOVEMBER
10
3
Rationing
of
sugar
and
edible
molasses
ends.
6
Terms
of
suggested
en
try
of
Newfoundland
Into
confederation
made
public.
17
Government
announces
new
trade
agreements
reached
at
Geneva,
also
import
restrictions
to
conserve
dollars..
24
Price
controls
on
most
canned
fruits
and
vegetables
relmposed
effective
Nov.
27.
26
Plans
for
movement
of
10,000
Netherlanders
to
Canada
completed.
27
Army
and
Air
Forces
enlistment
are
dropped
from
18
to
17
years.
29
Toronto
Argonauts
win
Canadian
football
championship
and
Grey
Cup
by
defeating
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
at
Toronto
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31,
1947
DECEMBER
5
Fourth
session
of
20th
parliament
opens.
6
Dr.
Raymond
Boyef,
scientist,
convicted
on
espionage
count
at
-Montreal.
10
Byron
(Boss)
Johnson
chosen
British
Columbia
Liberal
leader.
11
Llbetfal
government
af
Premier
J.
W.
Jones
wins
Prince
Edward
Island
provin
cial
general
election.
17
Pririte
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
celebrates
73rd
birthday.
18
Government
announces
Anglo-Canaditn
trade
agreements.
19
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service
and
pension
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21
Cmdr.
J.
C.
Listler,
of-
fleer
commanding
Mlcmac,
to,
blame
for
ship
collision
July
16,
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