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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1946

Page

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Red Cross 1946 Manitoba Campaign Aims for Broad Support

Manitoba Red Cross branches outline a 1946 campaign to expand peacetime relief, transfusion services, and home nursing. They seek $150,000 in provincial funds for blood supply, care for disabled veterans, nutrition in rural schools, and continued lodge support at Deer Lodge. Eight and a half million dollars remains for European and Chinese relief.

Red Cross Manitoba Winni Mani Manitoba Red Cross Bunda Canada Deer Lodge Winnipeg Red Cross Lodge Europe China

Permanent plan for education finance urged in Manitoba report

The Select Committee urges a permanent funding plan with the province paying 50 percent of a basic programme and local districts raising the rest. It warns equalized taxes alone won t ensure equal educational opportunities and calls for cooperative large school districts under a new provincial administration. Robt H Wellwood notes the Manitoba Teachers Society backing.

Dominion Manitoba Select Committee

Wheat Price of 1.80 Proposed to Government

Line Elevators urge government to pay farmers not less than 1.80 per bushel on all wheat marketed since August 1 1945 via the Canadian Wheat Board. Proposals seek export and domestic sales basis, ending domestic subsidies, a commission for coarse grains, and tax revision to aid farming.

Dominion W. L. MacKenzie King Cecil Lamont North-West Line Elevators Association Canadian Wheat Board Fort William Vancouver Canada Canadaan Wheat Board

New Quick Freeze Locker Plant Planned for Roblin

Frank G. Newton announces a Quick Freeze Locker Plant opening in Roblin in early May. The facility will offer 300 lockers for reservation.

Roblin Frank G. Newton

Year in Review August 1945 Roblin area notes

August items from Roblin and district include marriages and homecomings, bridge and roadworks, local fairs prizewinners, a hail event north of Roblin, fire losses, frost damage, and community notices. Notables include marriages in August and veterans listed as home from overseas. Continuous updates on local events and civic items appear throughout the period.

Vancouver Esther May Mathews Deepdale Arthur Staley Tacoma Wash T. B. McMillan India Roblin Legion F. L. Skinner Dropmore Nursery Pennsylvannia Virginia Washington Boston T. McLeod Togo MacGregor W. Davis Silverwood F.O. Hugh Belcher Ellen Olson Newmarket Ont Winnipeg F.L. Keith Alexander K. M. Ward Nelson Robertson G. E. Collins Isabella D. Mitchell Tummel Finlay McLeod Ann Belcher John Adam Jr Bield James Allbright Mickelson Bros Rink Anderson Makaroff Manitoba

Re establishment credits explained to returning veteran

A Winnipeg veteran meets a counsellor in the rehabilitation centre to learn about re establishment credits. The counsellor outlines eligibility for ex service personnel with honorable discharge and notes NRMA volunteers receive credits for war theatre service. The exchange emphasizes clear guidance and encourages questions.

Winnipeg Mr. Smith Fred Johnston Stoney Creek Army NRMA

Government pension plan for military service gains details

A discussion explains a credit on the service member’s account and how it is calculated. It states $7.50 for each 30 day period of qualifying service and 25 cents for each overseas day served, noting the grant is not a loan.

Prairie Provinces Subsidies Keep Gasoline Prices Low

Wartime Prices and Trade Board explains subsidies prevent higher prairie gas prices as Turner Valley output declines and crude is imported from Oklahoma Texas and Montana. A 2 cent per gallon rise is planned for March 18 with Montana crude subsidies ending to push reconversion costs toward peacetime pricing.

Prairie Provinces Canada Prices and Trade Board Turner Valley Oklahoma Texas Manitoba Saskatchewan Albert Prairies Bea Tly Montana United States Louisiana

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Robt. H. Wellwood The Manitoba Teachers’ Society Postup Boychuk D.D.G Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association C. A. Pope Dept. of Veterans’ Affairs Mr. Pope Re-establishment Smith Mr. Johnston RED Cross Blood Bank
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