Watford Publisher Named Ontario Quebec Weekly Head
Aylesworth of Watford Ontario was elected president of the Ontario Quebec Division of the Canadian Weekly News Papers Association at the division’s annual convention. About 200 publishers and staff heard Paul Martin urge unity in race religion and politics to secure Canada’s place in the world. Awards at the banquet honored Fortun Times-Review and others for editorial excellence while Stouffville Tribune won the Joseph V Clark memorial trophy for best all round in paper published in small towns. Officers named included CC B Smith Creemore honorary president and HR A Giles Lachute secretary treasurer with a slate of directors from several towns.
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Ondon-Dat-Tcpi
Aylesworth
Watford
Ont
Ontario-Quebec
Canadian Weekly News Papers Association
Rotary
Paul Martin
Legge
Fortune Times-Review
Elora Express
Picton Times
Strathroy Age
Jess
Huntingdon Gleaner
Picton ‘Times
Ebasen County
Stouffville Tribune
Joseph V. Clark
J. Atkinson
Toronto Daily Star
Joe Clark
The
Star
CC. B. Smith
Creemore
S Curry
Tweed
CE Band
Newshakeard
HR A. Giles
Lachute
W. Kenneth Walls
Barrie
J. M. Southcott
Exeter
DR. Wilson
Shawinigan Falls
Jack Pickell
Pans
Laird Miller
Jarvis
W. H. McFarlane
Arnprior
Farmers Strike Threat Echoes Seamen's Style
The piece warns that communist agitation could spread the seamen and farmers disputes, arguing farmers joining would halt fruit packing and disrupt markets. It cites Prime Minister Maley and Labor Minister Mitchell, condemning strikebreakers and predicting widespread social unrest.
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Cannia
Communista
J. LL Maley
Humphrey Mitchell
Caliou
Une
Airborne Serum Drops to Battle Saskatchewan Epidemics
Saskatchewan will deploy airborne serum vaccines and medical supplies to remote areas. Dr. Henry S. Doyle of the provincial health department oversaw the program with Keith Malcolm, a former RCAF flyer, piloting a Norseman aircraft. Supplies drop from 300 feet using an 18 foot parachute once used by the RAF in Burma.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Henry S. Doyle-ngeco
Provincial Health Department
University of Toronto
Boyle
Army
RCAF
Beford
Keith Malcolm
Malcolm
Doyle
Burma
RAF
Budget changes ease taxes for many Canadians
Ottawa reports the budget lowers personal exemptions and reduces rates for corporations and excess profits. Farmers and fishermen gain average income tax options while mining relief remains limited. new citizenship measures await operational details with full effect slated for January 1, 1947.
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Ottawa
Commons
Canada
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Sissey
Iam
T C A installs new radio link in Canada
Tran-Canada Air Lines will deploy a high performance radio teletype system. Ten 500-watt transmitters already installed at Montreal and Moncton with further work planned nationwide. Plans include links Moncton Prestwick Scotland and speeds up to 300 characters per minute.
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Winnipeg
Tran- Canada Air Lines
Montreal
Moncton
Canada
S. S. Stevens
Prestwick
Scotland
Auction Sale in the Town of Acton
Auctioneer Wada Gibson offers a greatly furnished Acton home contents sale at Main Street on Saturday July 6 starting 1 PM. Items include washing machine range radio vacuum furniture lamps sewing machine dishes beds tables chairs and extensive antiques plus yard tools and lumber. Auction to be cash only with early arrival urged.
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Stewart Warner
Eureka
Singer
Leonard Watson
Maple Ave
Georgetown
Sharp Furniture
Tudhope
Temple
Jardiniere
McClary
Auction Sale Of Real Estate And Household Goods
A public auction by the executor of the late Leonard Watson offers real estate on Maple Ave Georgetown containing about four and a half acres with a frame house a barn and outbuildings plus a large amount of furniture appliances and tools. Down payment 10 percent at sale with balance in 30 days. Chattels cash. mis courtly terms listed. Auctioneers Frank Petch A Benton and J Lucas.
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Victor -Watson
Rockwad Orgdon
Ayleworth
Hla Solicitora
Open Air Treatment Draws Crowded Street Scene
In Kindersley Saskatchewan a beauty parlor faced a menacing incident as women under treatment moved into the street with drying and curling machines while beauticians finished operations in the open.
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Kindersley, Sask
Ontario Plans Lignite Marketing Next Winter
Ontario Minister Frost informed Cochrane Board of Trade that lignite will be marketed in the area next winter to address a predicted fuel crisis. up to 30 000 tons may be made available.
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Cochrane
Ont
Ontario
Frost
Cochrane Board of Trade
Public Auction at Victoria Street Milton for Household Goods
The undesigned invite bids as Windley and Elliottwith auctioneers offer a large Milton residence sale. Items include dining room suite, wardrobes, dressers, bookcases, beds, lounges, chairs, carpets, kitchen pieces, tools, sewing machine, china and glassware, and more. Cash terms with clerk day of sale.
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MBM
Reidence
Victoria St
Milton
Seattle
Quebec
Mat Hate
Raymond
Quaantity
Noorentye
Windley and
Ellioty
Bert
Tax Bills Delayed by Loggers Strike Hit Arkak Pap
The paper shortage caused by a loggers' strike delays issuance of tax bills in Arkak Pom tax department for over a week. Local officials warn residents to expect further delays and urge patience as operations resume.
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Victoria
Tolls add up Vancouver Burrard Bridge revenue
The first wage row bridge over Burrard Inlet linking Vancouver and West Vancouver produced toll revenue of 155 thousand 379 dollars.
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Vancouver
Burrard Inlet
West Vanesusw
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