Health drive for Manitoba high schools faces scrutiny
The Department of Education for Manitoba plans a health screening campaign for high school pupils with doctors to examine them and parents to act on defects. If needed, the government will provide medical care. Critics note war urgency spurred such moves and urge action in peace.
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Department of Education For
Manitoba
Housewives to Receive Extra Sugar for Jam and Canning
Readers learn that housewives will be allowed extra sugar for jam and jelly making and for canning and hot line frit. The article notes LA weighing of molasses by major distillers and mentions industrial names and production haste.
Plebiscite Day Set With Open Polling Procedures
Canada prepares for a nationwide plebiscite next Monday April 27 with polls from 8am to 8pm Daylight Saving Time. Voters listed or open lists allow ommitted names to vote after oath with a supporter. special checks apply in urban divisions. Question asks whether to release the government from past military service commitment obligations.
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Canada
His Majesty
Canada War Effort Expands Across Wheat Shipyards and Munitions
Canada empowers the Wheat Board to buy No 2 yellow soybeans at 1 95 a bushel while accelerating shipbuilding on the West Coast day and night. The Munitions and Supply Dept reports over 3 4 billion in contracts and commitments with Allies. A bacon agreement with Britain covers 26 million pounds in six months and targets 600 million pounds in a year. A reciprocal US Canada agreement lets nationals choose which active forces to join amid draft rules.
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Canada Wheat Board
Toronto
Canada
West Coast
Department of Munitions and Supply
United Kingdom
Ministery of Food
Britain
United States
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By A. J. T
Neepawn
British Isles
London
Jerry
Earl
Yee
Ives
Ottawa