Canadians Stand With Us In Dunkirk Matter
A prominent man recalls Canadians marching from ships to face the enemy across the Chaanet and explains that their presence showed the country it had a friend. The comment notes such aid came freely, not as charity but as help. It also discusses winter sidewalk injuries, municipal liability limits, and the value of municipal insurance in such cases.
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Chaanet
Dunkirk
Orillia
Sunnyside
Mackenzie King
Empire
London
Ot‘tawal
Dominion
Albertea
Ontario
British Columbia
Sirois
Sixth Victory Loan urged as war effort sustains resolve
The article urges support for the Sixth Victory Loan this month as soldiers overseas and home front workers push toward the final victory. It notes letters express fatigue yet unwavering commitment, and highlights British praise for Canada's war effort as seen by visitors Roy MacLean and Charles Allban.
Barber shop talk curtailed by war rules at small town forums
Wartime restrictions threaten social life in small centers as barber shops may be compelled to avoid political chatter. The column imagines a silent Saturday in the barber chair and notes spring clean-up urges to tidy yards, gardens, and lawns for the season.
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Canada
New York
Newt
Editorial notes on peace world view and youth sport value
Quotes from Henry A. Wallace and Gen. Bernard Montgomery frame the call for inclusive peace. An Ontario style reflection notes dirt road havoc and road upgrades versus amusement rides. A provincial magistrate cites sport funding as a preventive measure against youth delinquency.
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North Sydney N. S. Herald
Postwar housing drive eyed as Canada plans cities
A federal sub committee reports Canada must add about 300000 people to major cities by 1946 and 320000 housing units by 1966 to end postwar backlog. It urges 606000 units after the war in urban areas. Building supplies should ease this year, with aluminum copper and zinc releases aiding civilian use.
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Ottawa
Canada
Howe
Munitions Department
Europe
Dominion
Australia plans postwar reconstruction and housing drive
Canberra reports emergency schemes for postwar reconstruction led by Dr. Wm Coombs with eight instrumentalities. Demobilization vocational training for ex servicemen and war workers re employment housing 80 000 homes land settlement water and power schemes development of secondary industry and public works outlined for 1945 or later.
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Canberra
Australia
Wf. Coombs
Ines
Industrica
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Kelowna Courier
Churchill
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Sir Bernard Montgomery
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Quaker Muffets
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Ciront
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Borden's
Nestle’s
Carnation
JAVEX
Aia
California
Canadien
Business Directory
W. G. C. Kenney
WM. G. Cullen
T. H. Wylie
Hugh S. Austin
Mil Street
Comer ‘Frederick
Acton
Cc. F. Leatherland
B.A. “Svister and Seliciter
Tonidiemem
Kenneth M. Langdon Darrister
Beliciter
Notary Public
Georgetown
Gregory Theatre
Builii'g
T. Seynucks
B. D. Young
V.S
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Brookville
Milton
F. G. Oakes, V.S
Knox Avenue
Willoughby Farm Agency
Kent Bldy
Toronto
Tom Wewson
Phons
Canadian National Railways
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Sun
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Kitchener
Stratford
T. Patterson
Wyndham Dham
Alex. Stewart, Ltd
George’s Square Guelgh
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