New Ration Books Distribution Planned Across Manitoba
Local wartime boards prepare No 3 ration book distribution for August 25 to 28 at centres across North Norfolk. Children aged 12 by September 1 receive new tea or coffee coupons. Do not discard existing books as they contain meat coupons. Voluntary workers will run the distribution with mornings for towns and afternoons for country areas to ease crowds.
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Manitoba
Norfolk
Advt
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Harvesting in Full Swing Across Prairie Provinces
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports harvesting of grain underway in the three prairie provinces with Manitoba leading. Early barley shows very satisfactory yields, wheat samples are quite plump, and overall the crop is very good as barley and oats lead in effort to meet binders.
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Western Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Coal Shortage Crisis Prompting National Emergency Declared
Canada faces a severe coal shortage as Prime Minister declares a national emergency. Householders and firms in Manitoba urged to secure winter coal supplies now to prevent next winter shortages amid transportation and labor disruptions and higher wartime demand.
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Canada
Mitoba
Notice of Subscription Arrears and Print Quota
War regulations constrain newsprint with quotas for 1943. The publisher will reduce output in the second half of the year and cannot supply new print runs. Weekly additions to subscription lists mean arrears cause cancellations. unpaid subscribers will have papers cut off before September first.
License plate 60 569 found in city
Finder asked to return license plate number 60-569 to the Herald Office or call Mrs. R. ONeill at 92-22 MacGregor to arrange pickup.
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Herald Office
Coal conservation urged for Canadian households
The notice calls on coal users to conserve and place orders early to ensure small buyers are not left without fuel as winter approaches. It stresses urgent duty and storage space encouragement to secure coal supplies amid limited availability.
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Canada
CompulsorySelective Service Faces Worker and Employer Scrutiny
Prime Minister Churchill’s fault lines echo in Canada as national selective service faces scrutiny. A. MacNamara cites employer reluctance to disrupt businesses and worker resistance to lower priority roles. He argues shared sacrifice is essential for manpower pooling and war effort, stressing acceptance of service over personal preference and pay.
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Churchill
Washington
Canada
A. MacNamara
National Selective Service
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. MacNamara
Mr MacNamara
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