Dauphin Women Lead Save the Food Campaign in Canada
Katharine Middleton lauds Dauphin Manitoba for launching Canada’s first Save the Food campaign led by the Local Council of Women. Chair M G Peebles directs efforts to conserve food, distribute circulars, run film trailers, and promote a daily bread saving plan. Ottawa official J C G Herwig notes veteran affairs expertise.
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Katharine Middleton
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Dauphin
Manitoba
Council of Women
M. G. Peebles
Canada
Canadian Flag Letter Plea From Dauphin Man
A citizen from Dauphin Manitoba writes a defense of the Canadian flag praising its colors as symbols of courage and freedom. He notes the flag’s tribute to diverse Canadians and asks why some would seek to lower or remove it. The letter is presented as a schoolteacher’s written account.
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British Isles
Canada
Iceland
South-Sea Islands
R. G
Selkirk Rural Council Opposes Daylight Saving Time
The rural council passed a resolution opposing daylight saving time in Manitoba stating it harms farmers and dairy men. A copy was mailed to Winnipeg and the Dominion government.
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Selkirk
Manitoba
City of
Winnipeg
Dominion
Consider This Ye That Forget God in Reverent Reflection
A Dauphin Ministerial Association piece urges attention to God's love as primary, warning that judgment and misfortune may awaken awareness of the Creator. It states God resists coercion yet will act to draw souls back to Him, with Christ's love as the overpowering force guiding remembrance of God.
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God
Christ
Recent Additions at Dauphin Public Library Shelves
Library lists new Fiction and Non Fiction titles added to shelves. Notable novels include David the King by Gladys Schmitt Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh Wake of the Red Witch by Garland Roark Arch of Triumph by Erich Maria Remarque and Of Human Bondage by W S Maugham. Non fiction features The Anatomy of Peace by Em br y Reves Modern Man Is Obsolete by Norman Cousins and We Keep A Light by E M Richardson.
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David the King
Gladys Schmitt
Evelyn Waugh
Peter Bowman
Taylor Caldwell
Garland Roark
Erich Maria Remarque
Franz Werfel
Yorkshire
Will R. Bird
Eliz Metzger Howard
Lin Yutang
Philip Gibbs
Ellin Berlin
Theodore Pratt
W. Somerset Maugham
Valour and Arms
James Street
John Coulter
Robert Molloy
E. L. Voynich
Mary King O Donnell
Louise Andrews Kent
Jeffery Farnel
Louise Field Cooper
Emilie Loring
Grace Livingston Hill
Embry Reves
Norman Cousins
Lieut
Wm. H. Pugsiey
No Lifting Of Rationing In Near Future
A wartime report to the House of Commons by Donald Gordon, chairman of the wartime price and trade board, says Canada faces acute world shortages and domestic supplies remain inadequate to meet unrestricted demand. Meat butter and sugar rationing will continue for some time due to housing and rent control issues.
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Canada
House of Commons
Donald Gordon
Proces and Trade Board
Gordon
Dominion
Maxwell House Coffee Promises Rich Flavor at Meals
Advertising copy touts Maxwell House as more delicious with fuller body from Latin American coffees. It positions the product as reward worthy for family meals and daily use.
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Maxwell House
Notice to creditors in the estate of William Jones
Claims against the estate of William Jones late of Dauphin Manitoba must be sent to Edward W. Hawkins administrator at Dauphin Manitoba on or before June 25 1946. Dated at Dauphin Manitoba May 17 1946.
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William Jones
Dauphin
Manitoba
Edward W. Hawkins
Charles Joseph Gyde
Charles Gyde
Vancouver
British Columbia
Clark Block
A.D
McGirr & Katz
Marie Louise Gyde
Robert Morison
Portage la Prairie
Miller & Miller
Sadie Hancock
Britain Cuts Grain Stocks To Aid World Shortage
Britain with allied nations reduced grain stocks to save flour and fats for those in Europe and beyond. Bread loaf sizes fell to 14½ pounds with prices held, barley for brewing cut 15 percent, and sugar and fat supplies trimmed 25 percent. An extra 200000 tons of grain moved to India and other starving countries.
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Britain
Europe
India
Dominion reports rise in wheat acreage by 3 265 000
The Dominion government reports an increase of 3 265 000 acres in wheat acreage, a rise of 13 percent.
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Dominion
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J. C. G. Herwig
Ottawa
Canadian Legion
B.E.S.L
Legion
Great War Veterans
Veterans’ Affairs
Fietter Rox
St. James, Man
Exister
Man
Dauphin General Hospital
Myra Pearson
Gilbert Plains
Patricia Colpitts
Alexander
Tucker
Roblin
Olive Sims
Bowsman
Jean Jow
Marjorie Poole
Swan
River
Isabelle Buick
Waskada
Norma Cosens
Gunton
Miss A. Pearson
Ethel Clark
Bangor
Sask
Elsie Homick
Sperling
Lillian Allen
Benito
Irene Beyette
Ashville
Leonore Blair
Ochre River
H.R.S
Dauphin Ministerial Association
Dauphin Public Library
McCormack’s
Remington Typewriters
Dalton Cash Registers
W. R. McCulloch
G.W.V.A Hall
Robert Hawkins Company
Peter Lesyshen Pres
John Mills
Bullmore’s Funeral Home
Dept. of Health
Province of Manitoba Telephone
2Nd Ave. N.W
Centor MF D. and
EZ Association
J. Buckwold and Sons
NEW & Used
Goran
W. Goran
Prop
Roundhouse
Dauphen
E. J. Mitchell
General Electric
F. W. Bumstead
Pete Cruise
Briggs - Stratton & Johnson
St. Regis
Veterans
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans’ Insurance
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