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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
1
Seventeen thousand homes destroyed by bombs and artillery reshape a city. A Canadian woman returns home after war to build sound homes and a strong community, joining neighbors to plan a rebuilt city under government guidance.
John Bracken is favored to run in the Neepawa constituency following a Toronto speech. He said a petition from Neepawa urged him to stand and would accept if the dominant committee approves. He also signaled Liberal government momentum and noted the CCF blockage.
Privat Harry J Gleiser of Roblin Manitoba enlisted August 2 1942 in the Corps of Militia as a corporal. He was born in Oxbow Saskatchewan and worked as a druggist. He is 35 and his next of kin is his wife Mrs Trene Gleiser of Roblin.
A reflective column questions whether truth should guide governance and public life. It argues for integrity in leadership and civic discourse, presenting a concise case for transparency, accountability, and trust as core national principles.
Miss Jean MacDonald of Roblin and her sister Mrs F H Belton visited Roblin last week. MacDonald, a Canadian nurse who served overseas in the last war, spent three years in Mexico City and enjoyed a travelogue about Mexico while staying with Mrs Belton. The feature reminded her of scenes from her time south of the border and in New York hospitals.
Trustees discussed language teaching costs and staff transfers. The board authorized a correspondence course in Grade X Latin for top pupils at 37.00 and approved a 35 per month bonus for Mr Stefansson to study Latin. A separate note praises Mr Stefansson with 20 to buy War Savings Stamps. A vandalism incident damaged Mr Scrimshaw’s garden, prompting warnings to fellow farmers to watch gardens.
Roblin area farmer Ernie Scrimshaw reported to The Review that over the weekend an unknown person stripped his garden of all vegetables including marrows. He described the loss as complete and said no produce remained.
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