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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
4
The piece urges an end to strikes and calls for united effort and sacrifice to boost war production. It notes Canada’s current lack of strikes and rising output while Britain and Russia depend on American workers. It warns that U S labor unrest could delay billions in war orders and suggests government intervention to ensure steady supplies for allies.
A British bulletin describes Oct 7 rationing tightening motorists to half prior allowances. Private car owners may travel only 100 miles a month unless they saved from earlier. basic allowance slated to drop further in November. Supplemental allowances will also shrink. buses and coaches face strict control.
The Prime Minister unveils broad price and earnings controls to back wartime effort. He argues guns or butter, not both, and warns inflation, distress, and profiteering if controls fail. The plan seeks general restraint, higher wages, and preserving morale, aiming at postwar recovery and reconstruction.
The poem reflects a 1941 Thanksgiving in woodland beauty. It contrasts peaceful nature and war's sorrow, urging peace and the refrain God is good. Written by Lillian Hindes McLachlan of Newtonville on October 9th, 1941.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including Nov 4 for operating the rink during the winter of 1941 42 on the premises of the Durham Central Agricultural Society.
Two young cattle about 600 pounds with ear tags missing from Lot 17 Concession 7 Clarke Township around October 7. Notify Robert Allen 8th Line Clarke Orono phone 2513 if seen.
Electrically equipped frame bungalow of six rooms and bath with automatic pump, good cellar and furnace, two sided verandah one glassed in, garage. Enquire at Times Office or write N. D. McKenzie 6 Lyall Ave Toronto.
Auctioneer announces sale by Arthur W Curtis at Lot 19 North of Clarke Two on Monday November 3 1941 at 1 30 p m selling a blood mare grey gelding ray gelding chestnut colt black brood mare cows calves heifers steers harness plows mowers rakes sleighs and many farm tools plus rent notice Ed Youngman Clerk Auctioneer.
The Brandon Sun reports in a clipped wire perspective that Adolf Hitler characterizes Americans as soft while noting the Police Gazette features a woman editor. The piece frames a clash of media images and social roles in wartime discourse.
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