Years of War Speech Mark Changes in Global Rhetoric
The article contrasts Churchill and Hitler speeches, noting shifts in wartime messaging and predictions of victory. It discusses Ontario’s finances including a surplus, subsidies, and a $5 million Victory Loan commitment, and observes liquor revenue growth amid wartime rationing and public revenue uses. It also reflects on postwar priorities and social programs.
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Hitler
Churchill
Ontario
Dominion
Hepburn
Acton
Red Cross drives action in Acton district to meet March quota
The article urges community support for the Red Cross warning that a successful canvas could finish the March quota of 3 200. It stresses the need for funds as prisoners of war and wounded rely on aid and invites donations via Mr. W. K. Graham at the Bank of Nova Scotia.
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Acton
Red Cross
W. K. Graham
Bank of Nova Scotia
Acton and District
Acton District
Editorial notes signal spring and rising postage costs
The piece notes spring’s arrival despite heavy snow and urges catching up on letters before higher postage next Thursday. It cites political quotes on rumor checks and unemployment, warns that April first brings new car plates and ration books, and laments the lack of sentiment about these changes.
Ontario Farm Aid Policies Amid War Material Shortages
The Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario contemplates expanding farm aid beyond Ontario and Quebec while easing permits if electricity supply to farms improves. Construction on producing farm projects should not begin until materials and equipment are assured due to the metal shortage. Officials discuss subsidies to boost 1943 yields of tomatoes, corn, peas, beans, and canning crops, with subsidies per ton or weight shifts.
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Ontario
Quebec
Hydro- Electric Commission of Ontario
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Bateman
Fares Weekes
Denmaleg
Plant opening faces challenges with aid for workers
About 000 pounds of oles annually are linked to a plant opening. The figure hints at costs or output while help is promised to those facing the transition.
Women Lawyers Are Good Girls In Liverpool
An East Indian seaman refuses to be examined by a woman barrister at a nastees. He tells her he will not talk to her. The judge resolves the impasse by insisting the man answer the questions. He complies with a cheerful reply.
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Canada
Liverpool
Eirin
Glia
Pig Rescued After Sinking German Raider Affair
In the Indian Ocean a pig swam to safety after a German raider sank a ship. The Australian warship signalled that the pig regrets it cannot swim any more to-day as it delivered pork for dinner to the other vessel.
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Canberra
Indian Ocean
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