Fourth Victory Loan a Real Challenge to Canadians
The 1943 Spring drive urges Canadians to buy Victory Bonds to fund wartime production. Manitoba aims for 75 million of the 1.1 billion national target, with canvassers starting April 26 in North Norfolk. Officials stress investing now saves lives by funding guns ships planes and pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Winston Churchill
Navy
Army
North American
Manitoba
North Norfolk
Railways join ad campaign to boost workers and war effort
National Service banners from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National advertise in newspapers and magazines. The effort aims to boost morale of about 160,000 railway workers, highlight railways' role in the war, and support national mobilization as record 150 million tons of materials and 20 million passengers were moved last year.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railway
Forthcom
Canadian Railways
Workers and Fighting Men Join Armed Forces
Twenty two thousand employees are with the Armed Forces and the issue contains advertisements reflecting wartime mobilization and labor participation.
What About Health? Public Welfare Notice Fragment
A fragmented notice from the Department of Public Welfare references health topics and a dated inquiry. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates an official health welfare context.
Public Health Nursing in Manitoba
A historical overview of Manitoba public health nursing, tracing its 1916 origins, nurse home visits, and infant care campaigns. It notes lower diarrhoea and death rates as mothers learned feeding and hygiene, and explains current service access through the Department of Health and Public Welfare with contact at 320 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg.
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North American
Manitoba
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
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Drew'ry's
Gok
C.W.A.C
Canadian Women's Army Corps
M.D
All Canada
Honore _The
Covad
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
Howe's
Pratt
Department of Public’ Welfare
Manitoba Division of Canadians
Ralph N. Rea
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