The Conservative Party Whither Away
A critical column by W B Givens argues the Canadian Conservatives drift away from founding principles under Dr Manion and Premier Hepburn. It urges naming leaders from Ontario Quebec Maritime and Western regions, warns against untested policies, and stresses unity to win the war while avoiding a vague nationalist shift.
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Conservative Party
W. B. Givens
W. R. Givens
Kingston Standard
Ontario
Dr. Manion
Canada
Great Britain
Bennett
Winnipeg
Mr. Bennett
Manion
Quebec
Maritimes
Middle West
Far West
National Defence
Sutherland
Woodstock
Ottawa
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Hepburn
Duplessis
King
Commander Outlines Navy Needs From Ontario Women
Commander D W Farmer outlines wartime morale and supply needs as Navy League of Canada events in Toronto report on Ontario women knitting and packing bags for sailors. More than 2000 bags already sent and 25000 planned. groups statewide volunteer.
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Canada
Navy
Comanminder D. W. Farmer
R.C.N
Naval Branch
Department of National Defense
Ottawa
Navy League of Canada
Ontario Ditston
Toronto
Farmer
Navy League
Ontario
E. Frank Trimble
Saese
Tidore
Laague
Ontario Navy League Organisation
Veterans and Soldiers Issues Emerge in Canadian Debate
A reader letter from R R No 2 Rockwood Ontario argues parties keep veterans affairs non political and exposes investigation efforts into enlisted men's domestic status. The piece weighs pension costs and calls for careful scrutiny before using soldiers problems in Ottawa campaigns.
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Canada
Atkins
méiRgre
Last Minute Rush Looms For Drivers
March 31 deadline for 1939 plates and licenses nears with officials urging motorists to secure permits immediately. Many already have 1940 plates but thousands still face last minute rush. officials warn delays could cause hours of waiting and inconvenience.
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Bickell
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Stator Vehicles
Matéh Gist
Sweden's Army Chief Debates Finland Aid After Pajala Bombs
Swedish Army Chief of Staff faces decisions on open military aid to Finland as Red bombing hits Pajala. Observers warn that Finland’s fall could make Sweden a Russian next target in the regional crisis.
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Sweden
Yar
Pajala
Finland
Russia
Gosta Ehrensward
Moscow
Overseas men go to school for education and work
The Canadian Legion War Services and the Canadian Association for Adult Education offer educational courses to officers and soldiers of the C.A.S.F. with no interference to military duties. Courses cover continuing education and vocational tracks in four week periods, with credits and certificates issued and kept by Ottawa.
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Canadian Legion War Services, Inc
Canadian Association For Adult Education
Defence Department
Ottawa
Leap year adds four days of light in Britain
Leap year yields about four extra days of daylight as Summer Time returns earlier and may extend again from October to November. Factories gain two more days of light this month February, reducing artificial lighting costs and easing workers hours, with smoother overall industrial operation expected.
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Halton
Mail
Mail and Empire
Globe
The
Star and Tell
Britain
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