Call to support Canadian Red Cross in wartime drive
In 1943 Canadians are urged to donate to the Red Cross to fund food for prisoners of war blood plasma medical supplies and clothing and bedding for Allied needs. The appeal notes still-operating factories trains and harvests while asking for 10 million dollars to sustain relief efforts and honor sacrifices of servicemen.
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Dominion Loan Campaign Planned for Canada
Ed Brown, Victory Loan supervisor for North Norfolk Municipality, attended a MacGregor meeting Tuesday night where plans were outlined for another Victory Loan drive in Canada. The government may seek over a billion dollars from Dominion subscribers, with committees and canvassers to be chosen in the coming weeks.
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Ed. Brown
North Norfolk
MacGregor
Canada
Dominion
Manitoba Budget Surplus Expected Despite War Strains
Premier Garson, as provincial treasurer, projects a surplus for the year ending April 9 1944. Revenues are forecast at 18 784 962 with expenditures at 17 535 506. A current year surplus of 1 567 000 is anticipated, down from 1 763 825 in 1942. The main factor is liquor profits, now totaling 3 259 00, with liquor restrictions likely lowering future intake.
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Manitoba
S.S Garson
Liquor Commission
National character as the nation's enduring strength
A call that national character reflects the way all Canadians live and must be built by everyone, not just the armed forces. It argues Canada’s security rests on moral standards, spiritual faith, and enduring values like truth and selflessness to guide leadership in difficult days ahead.
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Canada
Commonwealth of Nations
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