Plans For Fifth Victory Loan Drive In North Norfolk
A meeting at the Masonic Hall discussed Canada's Fifth Victory Loan of 1 200 000 opening October 18 for three weeks. Mr H A Lye becomes new chairman replacing S R Lamb, with H Trethewey in charge of publicity and the same salesmen as last loan. Manitoba quota 50 000 000 and North Norfolk about 140 000. A canvassers’ meeting is set for October 14 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
4. Brown
Masonic Hall
S R Lamb
H. A. Lye
Lamb
North Norfolk
H. Trethewey
Brown
Manitoba
Everybody's Job Victory Bond Drive Emphasized
An October drive urges every Canadian to buy Victory Bonds as part of the Fifth Victory Loan. It argues big business and insurance firms lead by example, proving bonds are sound, and insists the task belongs to all citizens, not just officials.
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Canada
Joan
Joe Brown
Jim Smith
Will Johnson
Victory
Victory Loan drive urged by servicemen and community
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy Victory Loan bonds to speed the end of the war. The sales push emphasizes arming the fighting line with funds and calls on homes and workplaces to participate, praising large purchases as essential to the freedom cause.
In Memoriam Barber In Loving Memory of John Barber
In loving memory of John Barber who entered rest on October 8 1937. He cherished family and faith and is remembered with affection by all who knew him.
Brave Men Lose Lives At Sea
The Canadian destroyer St. Croix was torpedoed while on convoy duty with 146 men lost. The sole survivor was Stoker W. A. Fisher of Black Diamond Alberta. St. Croix is the 13th Canadian Navy loss in the war, the largest single death toll to date, with families across the Dominion mourning the brave officers and seamen.
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Margaree
North Atlantic
Winnipeg Tribune
H.M.C S
St. Croix
Dominion
Stockdill Named Montreal VP Assistant at CPR
C E Stockdill, assistant to the vice president of western lines, Canadian Pacific Railway, Winnipeg, is appointed assistant to the vice president at Montreal. He succeeds N R Crump, who moves from Montreal to become general superintendent at Toronto.
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C. E. Stockdill
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Montreal
W. M. Neal
Mr. Stockhill
Railway career unfolds from London to the West
C E Stockhill began as a 15 year old telegraph messenger in London Ontario and rose through the operating department in North Bay Calgary and Winnipeg to assistant vice president. For twenty nine years he held this post shaping transportation business and community life across the west from the Great Lakes to Vancouver Island.
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C. E. Stockhill
London
Ont
North Bay
Calgary
Winnipeg
Great Lakes
Vancouver Island
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Ani
Prices and Trade Board
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Royal Commission
the Chartered Banks OF Canada
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Ee Peete Toner
Toda
S. R. Lamb
J. R. McNeely
MacGregor
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
Mair
Seeea Rae Veroey
C.E. Stockdill
Young Yorks
Emplai
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