Acton Bree Press subscription and advertising notice
The Acton Bree Press outlines subscription rates of 2.00 per year in advance for the United States, requests changes of address, and explains cancellation preferences. Advertising rates are available on application with liability limits on ad errors unless a signed proof is provided. Editorial office contact is Arlo F. Dills.
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Acton
Ontario
United States
Free Pross
Free Press
Total War Meaning Woven Through War Crusade Speech
The speech links Holland Oslo Belgium and Canadian troops to the concept of total war under Hitler. It urges Canadians to buy War Savings Certificates as a direct contribution to Canada’s war effort and highlights duty and privilege in supporting national defense.
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Oslo
Hitler
Dominion
Canada
Not Our Figures Deepens Mystery in County Council Figures
In THE Free Press first week Warden George Finney questions the figures published about county tax equalization. The editorial notes say reporters did not compile the figures and that the public was informed, while council members debate the basis for proposed equalization. The County Council report shows a 5 40 p.m. resumed session and a deadlock, prompting questions about responsibility for the figures.
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Free Press
George Finney
Acton
County Council
Ae Enos
Death of Norman Rogers Recalled In Informational Address
A fragment notes the death of Norman Rogers last week and recalls his plan to speak in Toronto for a large gathering. It mentions his intended informational address and duties in Ottawa.
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Norman Rogers
Toronto
Ottawa
Public Duty and Sacrifice From Ottawa to Home Front
A minister’s plane journey underscores the burden on public figures For Ottawa duties the minister faced an accident that delayed a personal address The piece reflects on public expectations and the need to spare leaders time to focus on essential duties.
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Coramons
Ottawa
Canaia
Cal. Ralston
Early warnings echo 1914 18 war lessons
The piece reflects on 1914 18 battles to bolster current resolve. It notes German strength and rapid French and British mobilization, comparing early 20th century dark days with today. It argues democracies wake, unite, and eventually prevail, just as then.
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Britain
Poland
Editorial Notes on War Effort and Youth Education
Editorial commentary discusses treating Allies as plural, urging work and study, and wishing students success. It notes Acton YMCA swimming classes for children and outlines wartime financing via higher taxes. It cites Marshal Petain and Hitler era remarks, contrasts attitudes toward the elderly and women, and reflects on postwar outlook.
Canada price control ruling sparks federation debate
Ontario observers warn a Supreme Court decision limiting provincial price setting could unravel a unified Canadian market. Critics fear nine provincial policies would worsens unemployment, while supporters cite free trade and existing taxation as safeguards. The piece notes England’s wartime resilience and the CNE British Section exhibit as signs of continued commerce amid crisis.
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Ontario
England
Canada
Supreme Court
Privy Counce
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
United States
CNE
Quotations on War Loyalty and Courage Across Allies and Enemies
A collection of wartime quotes from A P Herbert Lord Nuffield Prof A R George Elizabeth Adams George Bernard Shaw William F DeVere Mrs J H Forbes and Tom Moore on beauty ugliness fear warning duty and loyalty. The statements span reflections on the Trojan War human nature German refugees and Allied resolve with emphasis on courage and sacrifice.
Recklessness Warned By Health League Of Canada On Water Sports And Cycling
Health League of Canada warns against recklessness by boaters and cyclists to reduce accidents. Advice emphasizes handling cycles with both hands on handlebars, staying near sidewalks, and avoiding swerving into traffic lanes. Novice paddlers should learn from experienced boaters before solo trips. balance and self confidence are essential. Overdoing exercise is also discouraged for health.
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Health League of Canada
Health League
Sixty Eight Pilots in TCA Service
TransCanada Air Lines reports 68 pilots in service with 35 captains and 33 first officers. In April seven first officers completed training and three applicants joined preliminaries. 13 first officers remain in training. The program logged 195 hours flown and 164 hours on the Link Trainer. Forty six stewardesses are in service with five new trainees joining.
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TransCanada Air Lines
Rams
Link
Youth visits to railways inspire Detroit area children
Hundreds of students from Detroit and suburbs tour the Canadian National Railways terminals in Detroit and Windsor. J A Clancey, General Manager of Grand Trunk Western Lines, says these outings spark interest in railway service as every child gets to climb into a locomotive cab.
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Mich
Canadian National Railways
Windsor
Ontario
J. A. Clancey
Grand Trunk Western Lines
Acton Medical and Veterinary Services Listings
Local acton notices show offices for a dentist P W Pearen and a veterinary surgeon B D Young in Brookville Ontario with office locations in Leishman Block and Brookville address. Additional veterinary services listed for Milton area and a physician F G Oakes with Knox Avenue Acton contact. Office hours include Tuesday Thursday until 4 pm and evenings by appointment.
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Acton
T Seyntack
Georgetown
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Brookville
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F. G. Oakes
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Veterinary Surgeon
Knox Avenue
Time Tables NADIAK National Railways at Acton
Daily eastbound service to Georgetown and Guelph with Sunday only flyer. Westbound trains run Saturday and daily except Sunday. Listed times include 8.48 am 12.9 pm 6.46 pm 7.00 pm and 11.43 pm at Acton.
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Acton
Georgetown
Guelph
Coaches Leave Acton for Toronto and Kitchener Schedule
Fragmented timetable lists eastbound trips to Toronto and westbound runs to Kitchener with varied departure times. Notes indicate daily operation except Sundays and holidays, with some Saturday-only adjustments and unclear codes.
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Acton
Toronto
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