Rossburn Review Publisher Update
A fragmented note from The Rossburn Review indicates changes at the office and a minor reshuffle of staff roles amid a period of transition. No further details are clearly readable.
10 Jun 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
1
A fragmented note from The Rossburn Review indicates changes at the office and a minor reshuffle of staff roles amid a period of transition. No further details are clearly readable.
The piece accuses private interests of steering Canadian heritage toward a power grab via the Shipshaw project. It cites accelerated write offs and public subsidies enabling the Aluminum Co of Canada to build a large power plant, fueling a potential Quebec and Northeast U.S. power monopoly.
A critical op ed accuses certain politicians of betraying the Canadian people by yielding sovereignty to powerful interests described as a glutted octopus of Big D Business and high finance, alleging loss of national inheritance.
The Child Welfare Division of Social Assistance in Unorganized Territory operates welfare services under Manitoba's Health and Public Welfare. It supports bona fide residents unable to care for themselves or dependents due to illness or widowhood, and offers Mothers Allowance and old age provisions. The act outlines director responsibilities, foster-home systems, record keeping, and annual reporting to protect and rehabilitate needy children and families.
Community notice urges residents to save fats for war industries and turn full containers into local salvage depots. It stresses glycerol loss in home soap making and lists additional salvage targets including rubber iron rags steel brass copper and aluminum.
The Exchange explains ceiling prices for certified Irish cobbler seed potatoes are exempt from maximums but must be labeled sold for seeding. It also covers ration coupons in pairs for partial weekly portions, waxed paper weight reductions, farmer extra ration permissions, and home additions requiring a construction permit from the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.
A Canadian commentary on postwar labour issues urging management and workers to unite for a moral purpose. It cites Ben Tillett on unionism, warns against hostile leadership, and calls for a shared platform to sustain industry and national life.
A patriotic poem honors Navy sailors as they escort convoys across the Atlantic facing storms, torpedoes, and enemy fire. It emphasizes their sacrifices protecting food, planes, guns, and tanks for the nation, while urging gratitude for all services including the Army and Air Force.
A reflective piece urges generosity in small portions. It suggests that kindness is best practiced in everyday acts rather than grand gestures, emphasizing steady, practical giving as a habit.
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