New Gasoline Rationing Plan Announces Details
The Munitions and Supply Department outlines a new rationing plan effective April 1 1943 granting basic AA ration books with 40 coupons to all non commercial vehicles. Farmers without trucks receive extra allowance for passenger cars based on need. Applications and licenses required. special category forms to be mailed to regional oil control office. Read the advertisement in this issue.
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Munitions and Supply Department
Department of Munitions and Supply
Advt
Where To Call For New Ration Book in North Norfolk
Distribution centres for No 2 Ration Books opened across the Dominion with February 19 as opening date. In North Norfolk the centres list distributing chiefs and approximate books to be issued including Rowlatt's Austin 762, Farncomb's Bagot 486, Beaver Post Office H G Rodgers 203, Municipal Office MacGregor Mrs R Glover 1186, Pine Creek Post Office Jas Ormiston 148, Pratt Post Office H Elliott 247, Crocker's Rossendale 339, Reliance elevator Sidney D Smith and Councillor Goulding 454. Centres open daily except Sundays until February 27. Posters available.
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Dominion
North Norfolk
Rowlatt
Austin
Pete Waters
Farncomb’s
Bagot
Stewart McLachlan
Beaver
H. G. Rodgers
MacGregor
R. Glover
Pine Creek
Jas
Distributing centres to issue ration books Feb 19 to 27
In Edrans district Mrs E J Manns Mrs Chas Patterson and Mrs W J Seaman will run ration book distributing centres from Feb 19 to 27. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. at Manns home 7 30 to 10 30 p.m. No 2 book details include postcard signing steps and new 15 page book with green pink orchid and other sheets. Budget items show cuts across government departments including public works education and health.
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Edrans
E. J. Manns
Chas. Patterson
W. J. Seaman
Manitoba Budget Forecasts Show Slight Yearly Increase
Premier Stuart Garson tabled the 1943 44 provincial government estimates in the legislature just before adjournment revealing total expenditures of 17 935 552 dollars, 22 114 below last year. Old age pensions rise 215 922, agriculture and immigration up 23 855, public health up 22 139. relief and unemployment down 275 040 and public works cut 70 647, with a further increase of 10 121 noted.
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Attorney-General’s Department
Executive Council
Department of Public Works
Stuart Garson
Garson and Manitoba premier profile from early 20th century
WEW Premier of Manitoba Stuart Garson, successor to John Bracken, born December 1 1898 in St Catherine Ontario. He moved to Manitoba in 1901 and was educated in Winnipeg, the University of Manitoba and Manitoba Law School. Elected for Fairford in 1927, reelected 1932, by acclamation 1936, and reelected 1941.
Our Newsprint Is Now Rationed War Time Paper Supply Prompting Subscriber Curb
The Herald announces a newspaper paper ration due to war conditions. Paper supply is limited to pre October 31 1942 usage with no guarantee of increases. To reduce costs and meet demand, arrears subscribers may be dropped as new names are added. Most subscriptions are prepaid under Wartime Prices and Trade Board rules, but some remain overdue. Readers are asked to cooperate and keep mailing lists current.
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Herald
Thedmand
Prices and Trade Board
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the Chartered Banks of Canada
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General Merchant
Wagstatte
Iar
Raymore
Neilson’s
Tinton
California
Newport
Harry Horner
WEW
Stuart S. Garson
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