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They are: Roger A. Cunningham '42 L '48, Thornton G. Edwards L'49, Ray Garrett, Jr. L'49, Donald C. Lubick L'49, Frederick B. MacKinnon L'48, and Joseph P. Morray...
Died. Dr. George Elliott MacKinnon, 65, bluff, beloved country doctor, who won fame when hundreds of his former patients turned out to celebrate "Doc MacKinnon" day (TIME, Nov. 26, 1945); after long illness; in Prentice, Wis. In 30 years he delivered 3,000 babies, wore out 17 cars, a sleigh, a buggy, a snowmobile...
...beer & skittles. Latin America, like Canada, trades in U.S. dollars. Because their dollar supply is dwindling, all countries except Venezuela and Cuba are restricting imports. That means fewer profitable trips for Canada's traveling salesmen. But they are not downhearted. Said Canada's Trade Minister James Angus MacKinnon last week: "The lively interest . . . both in this country and in the Latin American republics, in what each has to offer the other . . . has been extremely gratifying...
...James MacKinnon Gillespie, Andover...
Building for two World Wars had firmly buttressed Canada's agricultural economy with heavy industries. As a result, Trade Minister James MacKinnon proudly reported last week, Canada exported (mostly to the U.S. and Britain) a whopping $2,312,000,000 in 1946. The total is a new peacetime record and more than 2½ times the 1935-39 average...