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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
2
Town leaders suggest all local industries close for a common week to allow employees to arrange holidays together. Proponents argue benefits for workers and businesses, with sales outlets adapting to a shared holiday period. A round-table conference of industry heads could establish the week by consensus.
The Ontario Liquor Control Board posted nearly 108 million in beverage sales last year, surpassing 96 million prior year, with about 19 million in profits to the government and 36 million in taxes. Municipal rebates reached RA35,000 and the system plans broader sales by extending liquor access to visiting cities and local option votes, while municipalities face revised license fee arrangements and enforcement costs.
A province-wide campaign by the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation seeks 2 million dollars to battle cancer. The plan could reduce Ontario’s cancer death rate by one half to one third, with early treatment promising high cure rates.
A speech urges Canadians to shed trivial pursuits and unite to build a world fit for heroes of two world wars. It calls for living with purpose, learning to live, and leading toward a future unbound by fear greed and hate.
Thousands of Canadians adjust to farming after years with Jeeps Bren carriers tanks and guns. Veterans who fought in Italy Normandy Helland Belgium return to how they worked the land and plan to rebuild their lives while reconciling war's impact with daily farming duties.
The Statesman reviews a ten year bank public relations effort using weekly papers to inform the public about banking services. The advertising campaigns, praised for clarity, have improved public understanding of the banking system and the role of chartered banks in a free enterprise economy.
A Toronto correspondent notes ALD companies urging travelers to sign undertakings. The document warns that refunds or returns may be delayed a year or longer. The item reflects postwar transport disruptions and promises caution to potential passengers.
Halifax shoppers feel outnumbered as crews from British and French ships and merchant vessels swarm downtown stores. Food stuffs canned goods candy and chocolate top the demand with clothing and edibles following, while a store interpreter assists French seamen eyeing items for purchase.
Editorial notes welcome the change as fishermen anticipate trout season starting on Good Friday instead of May. The piece also laments a rough Acton Mil ton highway and comments on spring outings and the need for spring cleaning.
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