Canada turns to wartime relief as winter nears
The piece argues relief must come from the New World with Canada pivotal in bolstering Britain and Allied war efforts. It warns Britain may fall without immediate help and calls for clear national mobilization plans, wider production, and readiness to support Europe against totalitarianism.
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Canada
Hitler
Europe
Britain
Weru Hstler
France
United States
King
England
Ple
Abandonment Challenge Weakens With New Rail Facts
Opponents press new findings on proposed abandonment of ten miles of C N R main line between Gladstone and Muir and CP Rail route via Gladstone Portage. Reports show insufficient capacity on CP line to handle CN CP traffic, creating bottlenecks and undermining maintenance savings claims. Dauphin area opposition and provincial government alarm likely block approval. Dauphin council to file detailed brief with the Board of Rail Commissioners in July.
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C.N.R
Gladstone
Muir
C.P.R
Portage
C.N
Canadian Na
C.P
Mont
Dauphin-Winnipeg
Minnedosa
Board of the Dauphin Town Council
Board of Ilway Commissioners
Trustees named to administer funds and open donation hours
Citizens propose a dedicated office to handle donations with trustees appointed to oversee funds. Several volunteers have already agreed to contribute specific weekly hours to support the office operations and manage donations at set hours.
Budget Plan Adoption Hints at Board's Next Move
If the single budget plan is adopted, a board may proceed with approval steps and outline next finance actions. The statement signals consolidated financial strategy and potential timetable for implementation.
World War II Crisisdeepened as air raids hit Britain and Germany
Britain faced a perilous moment as the war raged on the Western Front. Allied air power struck German industrial centers in the Rhineland and Ruhr while London endured its first air raid of the conflict. Allied bombers reportedly reached Berlin, signaling escalating aerial reach and urgency.
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Britain
France
Royal Air Force
Germany
Rhineland
Ruhr
London
Berlin
Editor's Corner on newspapermen's quiet rule
The Editor's Corner notes that newspapermen tend to be quiet and listen, reserving judgment for the printed page. It contrasts their reserved nature with rooms where voices may rise and opinions are shared.
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Children’s Aid Society
Rule
Parliament Budget Dims War Costs In Canada
In Ottawa the Finance Minister unveiled wartime finance with a deficit near 550 to 600 million dollars, funded by borrowing. New taxes hit average workers, including a two percent defence tax on salaries above 600 dollars for singles and 1200 for married. three percent over 1200 for singles. Auto imports curbed by steep duties to conserve foreign exchange. British tariff adjustments apply. income exemptions cut to 1500 for married and 750 for singles with higher schedules. Cigarettes and tobacco face new levies while gasoline is spared.
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Commons
Ralston
United States
Plan for Mr. Sensible on every street in Britain
A nationwide British plan proposes placing a "Mr. Sensible" on every street to boost public morale. Local agents would reassure, spur public effort, and offer guidance to counter fears and discouragement amid wartime challenges.
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Britain
Tourism fears hurt Canada US travel trade in wartime
The Financial Post reports alarm over war fears harming US tourist interest in Canada. A promoter urges nationwide publicity to reassure Americans they are welcome despite the war, noting Canada’s $2 million daily war costs and urging coordinated efforts akin to War Savings campaigns. A Winnipeg group exemplifies local action to invite visitors.
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Canada
St. Louis
Florida
United States
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Howe
Ministry of Munitions and Supply
U.S
The
Financial Post
Fidelity in Small Things and Great
Gems of Thought quotes emphasize fidelity as noble. Mentions Cicero Bonaventure Henry Van Dyke Mary Baker Eddy Kingsley on truthful conduct in daily duties and courage in small acts.
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Henry van Dyke
Mary Baker Eddy
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