Canada Second Victory Loan drives urged by wartime appeal
Winnipeg and Manitoba residents faced a grim IF Day scene showing a German occupation in spirit as radio stations helped simulate a conquered country to urge loyalty. By last night Canada had raised about 352 million of the 600 million goal with Manitoba at 32 million of 45 million and North Norfolk at 100 thousand of 50 thousand. Citizens are asked to buy shares through bankers or Victory Loan salesmen to protect their families and victory.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Norfolk
Portage Mutual Reports Good Year
Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company reports a strong year with $868,591.19 in assets, a $50,012.34 surplus increase, and $1.4 million more insurance written. The company now holds over $337 of assets per dollar of liability, a wartime high, as President M. G. Tidsbury thanks policy holders and agents for loyalty.
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Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company
Portage la Prairie
M. G. Tidsbury
Dominion urged to unite for resource saving drive
Hon D L Campbell Manitoba Minister of Agriculture and Company director urged full public effort to save and conserve resources. He said the Company could help supply low cost insurance after post war difficulties, and urged readers to read the financial statement in this issue.
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Dominion
D. L. Campbell
Manitoba
Britannia Chapter Elects Officers for 1942
Britannia Chapter 1.C.D.E. elects officers for 1942 at its annual meeting. Named are Regent Mrs J R McNeely, 1st Vice Regent Mrs J P MacKinnon, 2nd Vice Regent Mrs H T Trethewey, Secretary Mrs H A Lye, Corresponding Secretary Mrs G C Fotheringham, Treasurer Mrs J Gair, War Work Treasurer Mrs R E Aye, Echoes Sec Mrs G E Lewin, Educational Sec Mrs H Le Turner, Assistant Mrs Lewin, Standard Bearer Mrs T L Jolliffe. A 1941 report summary will appear in next week's Herald. next Britannia Chapter meeting set for March 4 at 8 p.m. the home of Mrs MacKinnon.
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Britannia Chapter
1.C.D E
J. R. McNeely
J. P. MacKinnon
H. T. Trethewey
H. A. Lye
G. C. Fotheringham
J. Gair
R. E
G E. Lewin
H. le Turner
Lewin
T.l.jolliffe
1.C.C.E
Manitoba Farm Native Raymond Sheldon Becomes U S Senator
Raymond Sheldon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sheldon of MacGregor, born January 18, 1907 on a Manitoba farm, moves to Tampa after 1920. He attends Cumberland University School of Law, enters public service in Hillsborough County, serves in the Legislature in 1937 39 and 41, and is noted for social economic and political reforms. He and his wife have two sons.
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Tampa Daily Times
Florida
Raymond Sheldon
Charles E. Sheldon
MacGregor
United States Senate
Raymond
Emmeline School
Tampa
MacKinnon
Law |Oice
MacGregor School
Ray
Cumberland University School of Law
Hillsborough County
United States
Sheldon
Juor
Charles David
the Herald
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