22 Jun 1944
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
1
The CCF formed government with a solid majority in the Saskatchewan legislature, winning 43 seats to 5 Liberals. A Labour Progressive and candidates in Saltcoats and Pelly are noted, with commentary urging honesty and a national democratic revolution amid wartime tensions. The piece discusses reinstatements for ex service personnel and emphasizes pursuing unity and public welfare.
A speech argues Canada must plan for a postwar world where democracy evolves by popular choice. It notes 1914 1918 outcomes and warns that while armies may fall, hostile ideas endure. The speaker calls for change through consent to shape a future nation.
The Review presents questions and answers on Dominion Government plans for rehabilitating armed forces. The Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act requires employers to reinstate ex service personnel who served at least three months, with safeguards and precedence for original hires. Seniority rules protect wartime service, and exceptions apply if economics prevent full reinstatement. The Act also covers disabled personnel and conditions for reemployment if disruption occurred.
Canadian Manitou notes the Farm Loan Improvement Act now before the House in Ottawa. The bill allows chartered banks to lend up to 3000 for farm equipment livestock drainage and repairs repayable in ten years at about 1 percent. It may include crop failure protection and cheaper credit to boost farm life postwar.
The collection surveys beauty and truth in human virtue and behavior. It pairs Shaftesbury with Overstreet and St Pierre, noting honesty, goodness, innocence, candor, generosity, modesty, heroism. Eddy links beauty to spiritual harmony and inner calm.
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