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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1946
Page
4
A brief wartime style reminder urges conserving food and buying less. It emphasizes sharing with hungry people and asserts food as the world’s top problem. The message repeats calls to waste nothing and to use fewer resources.
A two reel film titled Hitler Lives? screens at Roblin Theatre on Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8. The article warns that Nazi doctrines persist among German youth and urges perpetual vigilance to prevent a new world war.
The Canadian Legion convention at Chateau Frontenac drew 1300 delegates, debating veteran rights and government policy. Key demands include full employment, housing reform, higher education allowances, civil service perks, priority access to goods and vehicles, revamped loan systems, and extended medical care for dependents, plus expulsion of Japanese nationals except veterans.
If each Canadian family used just one ounce less of meat daily the nation could save over 600 tons of meat per week. The surplus would be redirected to people who live with hunger, addressing food shortages.
A compilation of thoughts from Selden Jeremy Taylor Mary Baker Eddy Dickens Coleridge Stanislaus Leszcynski on marriage happiness. It highlights small sacrifices, mutual respect, aligned aims, avoiding offense, and personal contribution to global aid. The piece underlines dialogue, shared goals, and practical effort as pillars of enduring partnerships and peace.
The Linews Of Peace appeals to Canadians to donate excess food to starving war torn countries. By avoiding waste and substituting vegetables and fruit for bread and cake, readers are encouraged to help sustain peace efforts through generous giving.
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