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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
4
The Herald published February 189 in MacGregor Manitoba notes Trethewey as publisher and writer releasing weekly Thursday issues at MacGregor.
The article argues World War II victory and the hope of global peace depend on individual commitment. It urges San Francisco Security Conference goals to translate into personal responsibility, civic education, and community cooperation as prerequisites for a lasting peace.
Wartime Canada gears up for a rare general election. The piece notes the public’s mixed awareness and urges turnout while highlighting a new committee formed by the Winnipeg Board of Trade Young Men's Section to promote voting and civic duty.
The piece commends the Canadian people for a magnificent contribution to the common victory in Europe, highlighting their role in supporting the war effort and boosting morale at home.
A civic committee urges Canadians to vote next Monday June Mth. It calls for collective action under Get Out the Vote, warns about unmarked ballots indicating apathy, and appeals to responsibility to shape Canada of tomorrow by voting.
A uniform Manitoba telephone rate schedule began June 1. Rural basic annual rate is 18 dollars with a 1 dollar prompt payment discount. Local basic rate remains with a 6 dollar per year quarterly prompt payment discount. Interexchange charges apply between Austin Sidney and MacGregor with station rates 10 to 15 cents and person to person 15 to 23 cents. About 430 subscribers across Austin Sidney and MacGregor.
In Ontario on Monday Premier George Drew and his Progressive Conservative Government were returned to power, winning 66 of 90 seats and reelection for the Cabinet. Liberal leader Mitchell Hepburn and CCF leader E B Jolliffe were defeated, new parliament standings show Conservatives 66, Liberals 11, CCF 6, Labor Progressive 2, Liberal Labor 2.
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