06 Dec 1945
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
1
A long View asks why education must be shared by all. It cites 1941 42 student counts, rural urban dropout gaps, and high school onward studies. The piece argues democracy requires universal access to schooling and questions parental self interest limiting schooling outcomes.
The text argues democracy needs a renewed moral foundation before political success. It emphasizes that national public life rests on private conduct, warns that warm hearts sustain homes while hot heads break them, and calls for divine guidance to govern atomic power. It cautions against race for advancement to win humanity.
The board met in the school tonight with all members present. It approved van routes paying daily rates from $2.50 to $6.00 and appointed watchmen, drayage workers, and caretakers with monthly stipends.
The Dominion Labour Office advertises five thousand bushmen for logging jobs while Northern Ontario cites a two thousand worker shortfall in one mining area and British Columbia notes shortages in mining and lumber. The piece argues true scarcity lies in desired, not available, jobs, noting that a universal ideal job is impossible and would destabilize society.
A concert and dance in the hall on Nov 30 honored overseas boys. Chair Westwood welcomed gathering, with Mrs Radford as the sole artist reciting The Life Boat. They sang Bring Back My Bonnie to Me and For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. Nine boys had overseas service, four present: Ian Sangster, Wright Irvine, George Pearson, Oscar Benson. Rings were given, boys spoke thanks, lunch and dancing followed. An excerpt from Hansard by F S Zaplitny in the Ottawa House of Commons.
In Parliament debate a War Assets Corporation policy dispute centers on direct sales to consumers versus private dealer channels. Critics cite statements by Mr Carswell and the Munitions Minister, noting potential contradictions and urging direct government-to-consumer sales with controlled pricing and regional retail arrangements for about 2 billion dollars of war surplus assets.
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