Communal Responsibility Boosts Red Cross Fund Drive
Public commendations from Canada's leading citizens praise the peacetime aims of the Red Cross as General Crerar calls for community effort. UW Hamilton Branch meeting stresses moral leadership, democratic duty, and united action across society to support the peacetime relief campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Red Cross Society
Canada
Hamilton
Ontario
H. G. D. Crerar
C.M
C.B
D.S.C
Red Cross
General Crerk
Truce Life Blood
Canadian Red Cross
Liquor Revenue Set To Reach Record Levels
Provincial Treasurer Leslie Frost announced in the budget that liquor sales will yield a record 20.8 million dollars for the year, with forecasts pushing to 27 million in the next 12 months. The current total surpasses last year by 2.8 million and exceeds prior estimates by 3.8 million.
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Leslie Frost
Transfer Fee Rules Tied to Liquor License Ownership
A transfer fee applies when a hotel with Liquor License Board authority changes ownership. The charge is based on gallonage handled by the license holder, as outlined in the system describing transfer-related costs.
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Liquor License Board
Letter from Acton Gazette reader on Labour Government views
Viewpoint letters from Acton England discuss the Labour Government and coal nationalisation. A Toronto Montreal and New York perspective echoes concerns about energy supplies, transport cuts, and winter snow compares to 1894 blizzard while stressing the value of diverse opinions for reader judgment.
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Acton
England
Copley
Lke
Menna
Labour
Tories
Liberals
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Labour Party
Labor
Trend against central police power warned by Vancouver mayor
The Ottawa Journal quotes Mayor McGreer warning that allowing Dominion or provincial control over all police would create a national police force akin to a police state. The piece cautions Ottawa Ontario and local authorities against stripping municipalities of policing powers and urges balance to preserve democracy.
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Councils of the Nations
Mounties
Canada
Ontario
Editorial notes on spring hints and public issues
The Windsor Star notes a Canadian winter linger, Ontario Legislature debates, and Toronto teachers advocating higher wages. It cites a $883,000 salary demand and argues for clear drunkenness tests in drunk driving cases where the vehicle is under control.
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Toronto
Board of Education
Tme
Chesler Enterprise
The
Windsor Star
Eastbound Tuoty Ugtham Daily Flyer Georgetown Times
Readable fragments show transit or schedule notes for Eastbound Tuoty and Ugtham with 646 identifiers and a Georgetown flyer listing 10.11 p.m. times and a Sunday 7.19 pm reference.
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Tuoty
Ugtham
Daily Flyer
Georgetown
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United States Sec
Hothold
Frew Press
Offlee
Univertiser
Earhmadvertin
Edltoelat Arid Business Office
Medidenoa
Reto Ae Ac
Clare's Soup
Elim
Wuernoouw
Reo
Swift
Kleen
Coe Oe San
iFeas
New
California
Wm Sthitman
R-O
Ord. A.T. Brown
Free Press
Rathurat St
Sattad Oi
Ad St
Mill Street
Ontarrio
Business Directory
W.G. C.kenney
J. A. McNiven
Symon Block
D. A. Garrett
Frederick Street
Actos
Nelson
A. J. Buchanan
Dental _ Burgess
Selishman Brock
George A
Siars Mill Street
Frederick
Bergal
C. F. Leatherland, B.A. Acton
Langdon & Aylsworth Barriatara, Solicitors, Etc
Acton—Cooper Building
MacIntyre Aylaworth
Georgetown—Gregory Theatre
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Jenhens & Handy
Victoria St
B.D. Young, V.S
B.v.sc
Brookville, Ontario
Milton
F. G. Oakes
BV Sc
Veterinary Surgeon
Knox Avenue
Willoughby Farm Agency
Kent Bldg
Tom Hewson
Gray Coach Lines
VILLA
Stratford
London
Lund
Kitchener
Canadian National Railways
Dainty
Aim
Guelph
Nicol Bros
A. J. Corbett
Moufit Forest
Ont
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