13 May 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
1
The author argues Ontario and Saskatchewan governments extended parliaments to cling to power, citing Tory protests as tyranny. He warns wartime costs beg questions about democracy and notes British precedent. He critiques American and Canadian schooling, urging teachers to inspire critical thinking beyond rote textbook use.
Readers see residents embrace resilience as neighborhoods adapt to rising costs and shifting markets. Community groups coordinate support, while local officials outline aid measures and housing programs to stabilize values and keep homes affordable.
Pte Dan Hamilton spent a few days leave with his parents. Pte John Haliday had a short leave with his parents. Miss Marion McPhail spent the weekend at home. Miss Pauline Coulon visited Mr and Mrs P Zemlin. Mrs Mertin has returned to her home at Glenella.
Oakburn and nearby areas record several trips and visits. Mr Kvadrat and Mr Houbiteky are noted traveling to Brantford Ontario and Brandon respectively, while Mrs Kinach and Mrs Skavinsky visit Winnipeg with relatives. Various residents scattered between Oakburn Leech and Winnipeg for weeks and short furloughs.
Shwaluk has shut down its SWP shoe maker operation and is relocating to Winnipeg. The move affects local production as the company consolidates facilities and transfers jobs to Manitoba. Details on dates or restructuring were not provided.
Pte. Alice Soxalon is home on furlough. Mies Kashner returned to the district after Easter at Kelloe. Mr. Robert Kitlar of Winnipeg visits his parents. Miss Nell and Miss Helen Dochka left for positions in Rusgels. Sympathy to the husband and relatives of Mrs. Mike Dutkewieh who died May 2. funeral May 4.
Rossboro and district celebrate Lance Col. Jack Collins return from overseas. He was wounded in air raids and Dieppe, has been in hospital, and now heads back to Deer Lodge Hospital before resuming duties.
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