Non-Delivery Strikes A Threat in Parliament Speech
In a continuation of a speech on the throne, F S Zaplitny argues the government must act now on price controls. He cites 1934 price-spread findings and a royal commission, noting profiteering and rising costs affecting farmers, who fear ceilings on prices for wheat eggs and meat while costs rise for fuel and equipment. He criticizes delays and calls for decisive action and stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Zaplitny M.P
Jasue
Portage la Prairie
Vancouver East
MacInnis
Olive Bac
Spadina
Croll
Toronto Star
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Mr. Abbott
Douglas
Jimmie
Western Canada
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Two Separate Drives Urged for World War Relief
The Canadian Church Relief Abroad and local churches urge two parallel campaigns. A clothing drive operates via a United Church depot with donations of clean used garments, while a financial drive funded through the Canadian Appeal For Children Committee asks for monetary gifts through the bank to aid children in Western Europe and Asia. Each drive seeks urgent public support to prevent cold and starvation among needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Church Relief Abroad Committee
The
United Church
J. M. Taylor
Appeal For Children Committee
Europe
Asia
Hitler
The Bedside Pulpit on memory and life’s garden seeds
A reflective meditation on life memory as a garden of flowers and weeds. It compares youth to a sowing season and urges daily virtue to ensure a happy memory lane, stressing we are the sowers of our deeds and that liking what we do sustains joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Canadian Appeal for Children Seeks Support
Wartime appeal urges donations to aid malnourished children in Greece Italy and China. Highlights two children's hospitals serving 200000000 kids and calls Canadians to help ensure milk relief and better care for youth. Interest centers on Canada responding with milk and funding.
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Greece
Italy
Canada
Childrens
China
Montcalm Leads Barley Contest Across Provinces
Montcalm malting barley, distributed to regional winners in the 1916 25 000 prize contest, shows strong performance in 1917. Alberta Saskatchewan entries favor OAC 21 and Olli, with Montcalm seeing wide regional use. Manitoba regional results due March 22, then interprovincial prizes at the Manitoba Winter Fair led by a first prize of 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcalm
Brewing and Malting Industries
J. W. Bussey
Airdrie
Alberta
Olli
Saskatchewan
OAC
Montcal
Manitoba
British Commando Raid and notable WWII actions in February
The text recalls events from six years ago February 27 raid on Brunewald and a destroyed radio detector station. It notes two years ago February 21 wartime capture of Goch and February 22 greatest simultaneous air assault with over 10,000 Allied sorties. It also notes February 26 Sgt A Cosens of Porquis Junction Ont won the Victoria Cross for a life cost during fighting around Mosshof Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunewald
Goch
Cleve
Sgt
A. Cosens
Porquis Junction
Ont
Mosshof
Holland
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Says Zaplitny
Goose
Ake
Cryderman
Carse
Spea
Ehen
Miss Walley
of Business
Tourist Business Booster Club
U.S
Travel and Publicity Bureau
Tourist Business Booster
Ala Travel and Publicity Bureau
Dept. of Mines and Natural Resources
Legislative Building
Winnipeg, Man