The Legion Service Bureaux Aid Veterans Across Canada
The Dominion Headquarters Legion Service Bureau expanded with the 1030 pension regime. It coordinates with Provincial Headquarters in Toronto and sub offices in London and Windsor to assist veterans and dependents. Demands have doubled since new legislation, with many cases prepared for Pensions Tribunals and the Pension Appeal Court, while local offices gather evidence and present claims.
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Wariatore
Legion
Provincii
Ottawa
Dominion Heartquarters Service Bureau
Pension c
Legion Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Keoen
Pensions
Pension
Legion Service Bureaux
Dominion
Canada
Starthaye
Ypres
Royal Air Forest
Vetterans
Canadian Legion
Department of Dominion
Service Bureau
the Legion
Winder Conmands
The Canadian Legion Aid and Duty to Postwar Vets
The Canadian Legion mobilizes nationwide support for wounded and distressed veterans. It recalls wartime sacrifice and urges active help, noting the humanitarian debt to future generations and calling on all veterans to join in aiding the less fortunate.
Trophies for Winning Groups at Provincial Convention
Three silver cups will be awarded for top performance during the campaign. The first goes to the branch with the greatest percent increase in membership by March 31. The second to the branch with the latest number of new members in the month, and the third to the zone showing the largest membership gain. The Grand President may present the cups at the Oshawa convention in August.
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Securite
Efe Meniers
Vere
Uw Teld
Vhs
al Yeulay
Zong
Tila
British Empire Service League
Oshawa
Ww. Gould
Legionnaire
W. J. Gould
WJ. M. McDonald
G. Arnold
OL. Wright Legionnaire
F. Roney
J. McGeachte
J. Qibdone
W. J. Lawson
Perry Watson
Legionnairyg
J. A. Anderson
Tackwood President
Governor General Joins Canadian Legion Amid War Service Claim
Ottawa reports Puysyge Hessborough, long service officer with Field Marshal Wilkon, became an active Canadian Legion member. He declared occupation as Governor General of Canada and paid dues and badge fee, stressing no honorary status. Legion officials confirm his discharge rank and next of kin, with a statement from veterans leader about loyalty to the Empire’s war legacy.
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Legion
Ottawa
Enny
Yenra
Hessborough
Ble Tienry Wilkon
Canadian Legion
Thscellency
Canada
Countess of
Bersborough
Huufuh Legion
Canadien Legion
Thomas Woyling
Legion Ottawa
British” Legion
Walton County Group Seeks Wider Support for Acton Lesson
Organization urges broad cooperation to advance its worthy ideals and extend opportunities in Walton County and the province. Members stress eligibility and the need for community participation to strengthen the cause.
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Anlylunes
Acton
Walton County
Acton Branch Becomes Youngest Provincial Command Unit
Acton Branch No 107 of the Canadian Legion, Teulon area, ranks as the province's youngest command unit. A Charter Night is planned for Tuesday with Lt Col Meking and Col A O T Beardmore among guests. The branch reports 37 members and calls for continued ex service support across Acton and wider communities.
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J. Keelson
Acton
Provincial Command
Taglon
Acton Post
Ottleer
F. Day Rockwood
Legionnaire
J. Balt
J. Jennings
Bayliss
J.D. Louttit
J. A. Roninson
Legionnae
Cameron Leishman
Bomnion
Avery Eleiven
Organteati
Sharty
Acton Legion
Col. Meking
A. O. 'T. Beardmore
Toronto
The Way of the Road and the Right of Way
A railway yard scene shows a freight idle while a passenger train arrives on a siding. A track crew rests, and the line speeds by. David Starr Jordan’s quote hints at finding one’s path and purpose amid distractions and fate.
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David Starr Jordin
A Mann
Rome
Pancake with a non skid tread mystery phrased
In a humorous exchange Johnny explains a phrase about a pancake with a non skid tread. The line hints at a local colloquial joke or riddle featured in a 20th century script.
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Johnny
Mystery in common things of trades and tools
A fragment reflects on mystery in ordinary labor and tools. A workman finds value in a clod that reveals a gold mine while another finds shine in a mower, and an axeman laments leaving the forest. The piece muses that humbler trades hide deeper mysteries.
Remembering Jim Parker and Marie in Jonesport stories
A Maine memory piece recounts Jim Parker a gifted athlete who served early in World War I and fought in France. He returned changed by gas exposure and settled with his French wife Marie on a Jonesport farm. After hardship their family grew and Marie eventually sailed to France seeking safety before a hopeful reunion with her father.
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Wiliam Brown
Volorana
Eltixen
William “Brown
Jim
Marie
Jones Port
France
Germany
Gen
Marle
Marla
Whalera
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Canadian_Legion
Nirview
Nidlabance
Carrion
T & le
THE
Uhhy
Hvary
Zone
Earl of Mewsborough
Wuea
Eurola
Camilian Legion
ME Jong Witt
Chum
Comradeship Citizenship Service
J. M. McDonald
B. G. Arnold
F. L. Wright
A. O
T. Beardmotus
Beth Parker Hays
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