CCF Leads Fight in Saskatchewan Election Campaign
The CCF declares a strong, expanding program defending principles against opposition groups. It promotes a team of candidates to seek Saskatchewan voters’ approval on June 20 and to serve Saskatchewan and Canada in the years ahead. Authorized by Saskatchewan CCF.
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C.C.F. Movement
Saskatchewan
Canada
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C.C.F
T. C. Douglas
Weyburn
W. S. Lloyd Gordon Sawyer
A. G. Kuziak
Biggar
Cannington Canova
Robert Walker Hanley
Cliff Thurston Lumsden
Bill Davies
Moose Jaw
Harry Wahl
A. Lukinski Saltcoats
J. W. Burton Humboldt
Les Benjamin
Maple Creek
Dempster Heming
Dick Zipchen Redberry
J. H. Brockelbank Kelsey
Frank Warick Meadow Lake
Alfred Swanson Moosemin
A. T. Stone
Saskatoon
Mrs
Marjorie Cooper
Regina
E. E. Lockwood Arm River
W. J. Berezowsky
Cumberland
Peter Howe
Kelvington
George Willis Melfort
Tisdale
J. J. Morrow
Nipawin
John Harrop
Athabasca
Eiling Kramer
Battlefords
Eldon Johnson
Kerro
Kindersley
Percy Brown Melville
Emil Leutermilch
Notukeu
Willowbunch
Hon. Co. C. Williams
Hon. T. J. Bentley
Shaunavon
John Thiessen
Shellbrook
Henry Begrand Kinistino
Walter Erb Milestone
Arnold Feusi
Pelly
J. T. Douglas
Rosetown
Kim Thorson Souris
Estevan
Allan Brown Bengough
Walker Gravelbourg
James Gibson Morse
Hon. L. F. McIntosh
Prince Albert
W. Lloyd Horne Rosthern
E. I. Wood
Frank Meakes
Touchwood
Robert Woolf Turtleford
Fred Dewhurst
Wadena
Hon. J. A. Casting
Watrous
Sam Overheim
Wilkie
Fred Neibrandt
Yorkton