On Their Way Aboard to War Conference in Quebec
Churchill arrives in Quebec on Tuesday for his sixth war conference. Mrs. Churchill and their daughter Mary accompany him while Allied forces push in Sicily ahead of an invasion of the Italian mainland. The road to victory remains difficult but the soldiers of freedom are on the move.
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Chill
Atlantic
Quebec
Canada
Churchill
Mary
Sicily
Italian
Europe
Our Savings Are Vital To Attack On War Bonds
Canadians rally to support the war effort as Sicily operations boost morale and boost War Savings Certificates and Victory Loan participation. The piece urges broad public buy‑in, insisting the enemy is on the run and that renewed War Finance support will hasten victory. It highlights Canadians in action in Sicily and the importance of the fifth Victory Loan.
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Sicily
National War Finance Committee
Manitoba
Canada
Ritzer Returns Home From Halifax on Furlough
Stoker E Ritzer of the RCNVR is back with his parents Mr and Mrs Ritzer in Emmeline for a month long furlough from Halifax. Harvesting begins and will be general next week with many fine fatso fields and a good crop to be harvested in Manitoba.
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Stoker
E. R. Ritzer
R.C.N.V.R
Halifax
Mrs. Ritzer
Emmeline
Manitoba
World of Wheat appeals for Chinese War Relief Fund
HG L Strange urges Canadians to support the Chinese War Relief Fund to aid China in famine and drought relief. He notes China bears heavy war losses against Japan and asks Canadians to donate any amount, aiming for 1,000,000 dollars nationally and 60,000 for Manitoba. Contributions can be left at the Municipal Hall or Bank of Montreal.
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Canada
Manitoba
G. E. Lewin
Municipal Hall
T. L.jolliffe
Bank of Montreal
Visit by Fotheringham and Copple Families at Rosser
Janice and Heather Fotheringham visited Rosser last week with Mr. and Mrs. H G Parker. Pilot Officer and Mrs. G H Copple, who had been living in Calgary, spent the weekend there with the latter's mother and grandmother.
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Janice
Heather Fotheringham
Rosser
H.G
Parker
G. H. Copple
Calgary
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Show Strong Results
The Herald places 8th among 30 weeklies in best all round weekly newspapers contest with 133 points. Altona Echo wins with 17 points, Binscarth Express and Shoal Lake Star tied for second with 16, Grand View Exponent, Pilot Mound Sentinel and Russell Banner at 14. The Herald also scores in best editorial page, finishing behind St James Leader, Binscarth Express, and Boissevain Recorder, amid reports of staff shortages and a family-run operation.
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Manitoba
The
Herald
Altona Echo
Binscarth Express
Shoal Lake Star
Grand View Exponent
Sentinal
Russell Banner
Roland News
St. James Leader
Boissevain Recorder
Herald plans to cut issues due to paper overuse
The Herald reports a directive from Newsprint's Administrator to curtail print use in the second half of 1943 after overprinting in the first half. Affected issues may total two or three fewer editions over five months, with August 19th or 26th as possible cancellation dates. A birth is noted in Winnipeg: a daughter to Flying Officer and Mrs Buckley.
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The
Herald
General Hospital
Winnipeg
K. A. Buckley
Katherine MacKinnon
Projectionist Wanted for Winnipeg Theatre
Male applicants for a projectionist role at a Winnipeg theatre. Second class license holders may apply. Evenings and Saturday matinees. Apply Advertisement No. 765 at Employment and Sale Service Office, King and William.
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Winnipeg
King and William
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