Manitoba university student punished for wartime poem Atrocities
The Manitoban reports on a University of Manitoba student disciplined for publishing a wartime poem titled Atrocities. The piece drew mixed reactions as debates over free speech during war flared. The author Albert C. Hamilton awaits final marks and degree after military discharge.
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University of Manitoba
Great Daily
C.C.F
Ers
George Bernard Shaw
U. of M
Albert C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Red Cross Campaign Sets Quota for Drive at Three Thousand
The campaign establishes a $3000 target reflecting growing Red Cross needs across battlefields and home front. Notable supporters list includes FE Greenaway and multiple local volunteers across Cromarty Deepdale Merridale Sar Clara Theresa Dequier and Cupar. Citizens urged to contribute now with the plea give till it hurts.
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Red Cross
Legislature Rejects Redistribution Moves in Manitoba
The Manitoba Legislature, after 31 days in session, considers redistribution of electoral constituencies with little progress. A March 9 vote on a Stubbs resolution failed 27 to 22 as rural members heavily opposed a new redistribution. Other briefs note unemployment relief shifts, tax trends, and possible postwar plans for the province.
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St. George Stubbs
Manitoba
Roger
Wilson
John Blackmore
Mr. King
King
Blackmore
McConnell
St. Lawrence
Brandon Collee
Ivan Schultz
Department of Education
Schultz
Department of Health
Manitoba School Journal
Dryden
Schulty
Privilere
Derartmoert
Schultz Thovelt
Schulz
Snally
City of Winnipeg
L. St. G. Stubbs
Winniveg
Stubb
Stubbs
C.C.F
Social Credit Group
Dominion
Farmer
Premies Garson
Two Fire Alarms Over Week End
Roblin Volunteer Fire Brigade was called out twice over the weekend. Friday morning a chimney blaze at a small house behind the old tannery. Saturday morning a repetition at the home of W. Syke. Prompt action by the chemical squad sufficed. hose line was laid Friday for the large engine as a precaution. Minor errors noted amid excitement, lessons learned for future emergencies.
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Roblin
W. Syke
Time Bombs Do Not Listen To The Still Small Voice
A radio listener commented on a Sunday sermon that listening can provoke thought. A friend replied with skepticism about changing behavior and the need to act. The piece contrasts personal humility with a national focus on rebuilding the country’s strength and economy.
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Brandon
Trest
Red Cross Campaign
RED Cross Canvassers
FE. G. Greenaway
Wm. Ford
Rev. D. Conly
H. Guest
C .H. Sorbo
H. C. Cranwell
I. L. Mitchell
A. T. Kines
Geo. Kelso
J. W. Fowlie
A. G. Gleiser
North Roblin Plett’s
Kelly Cockerill
Saunder’s Mill
Shevlin and Grainield
L. W. Waters
A. Orke
Mrs
Wilderman
Cromarty Wm
Deepdale
Glen Lester
Leon Jolliffe
R. Henderson
Merridale
J. H. Poyser
A. J. Macaulay
A. G. Townsin
Tummer
N. Kozinski
Cameron
Hays
C. Robin
Sar
Clara Theresa Dequier
Theresa Lavoie
Emma Carriere
Clemenceau S.D
H. Paul
Militaire
E. LaChance
Glen Eden
Kopetz
Wm. Kozak
Joe Hawryluk
Cupar Thos
Pringle, Alex Kennedy
Shortdale J. Farion, J. Koloda
Wm. Maluta
National Selective Service Mobilization
Department OF Labour
Humphrey Watchelit
A. Macnam
National Selective Service
Gaasio
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