Roblin electoral win for Robertson Independent Coalition
Final returns show Lieut. Ronald Robertson of the Independent Coalition winning Roblin’s provincial seat by a majority of 164 over Sad Leader Les Thompson. Returning Officer Mitchell announced the quiet race as voters backed the Coalition government. The column congratulates Robertson and Thompson, urges united support for regional projects including hydro, hospital, agriculture, roads, and a larger school area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Sad
Les Thompson
Mitchell
R. Robertson
Thompson
C.F
Roblin
Canadian Commonwealth Federation
Frt
Lieut. Robertson
Sqd
Ronnie
Les
Garson
Manitoba
Hydro
Is peace real after the war end and who governs justice
The author questions whether postwar peace truly ends conflict or simply pauses wars. He argues that practical politics replace ideal arbitration, warns that leaders’ self interest may erode promises, and notes rising anti colonial unrest. He cites Sherman, warns of nuclear era dangers, and calls for universal justice beyond strong nations.
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Four Freedom
Manitoba
Michigan Military Academy
William Sherman
Sherman
T.N.T
Indo-China
France
Laval
IndoChina
India
Russia
Returned Men and Women Entertained in Roblin Reunion
A Thanksgiving Day dinner and dance honored Roblin and district returning men and women veterans of World War I and World War II. Organized by the WMS and Ladies Aid of United Church, with aid from local ladies, the event featured a Knox United church basement banquet, a YPU dance, and music by a local orchestra. Attendees signed a guest book, and the evening closed with Auld Lang Syne and a late-night sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
South Africa
W.M.S
Ladies’ Aid
The
United Church
District
United Church Young Peoples’ Union
Knox United Church
T. A. Cameron
Legion
H. V. Ellison
J. W. Waddy
Bob McBride
Ronald Robertson
A. T. Kines
Harold Keast
R. Rusk
VJ Orchestra
Alvin Kines
Agnes Moorehead
Y.P.U
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Independent Coalition
Lieut. R. Robertson
Leslie E. Thompson
By A. J. T
National Employment Office
Feldman
Tocel
Pulp End Paper Company
National Employment Service
Wd. A. Macnamara
Méndsten of
Lab
the Pulp and Paper Industry OF Canada
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