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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
4
Winston Churchill pledges steadfast resistance in a wartime speech. The note accompanies a Universal Life Assurance Company courtesy, highlighting Britain’s resolve to fight tyranny across land, sea, and air with the empire’s support.
The Ottawa Journal describes daily House of Commons opening rituals led by Mr Speaker J. A. Glen with a ceremonial procession. Eight-person group, mace security, and prayers mark arrivals at 2.57 to 3.00 pm and signal prayers and parliamentary duties.
The Russell Banner presents a roster of men from Russell and nearby districts who have enlisted in His Majesty's Forces. Names include Archie Dimmery Clifford Dimmery Rev E S Dixon Henry Hagen Lloyd Hembroff Bill Hill Vincent Hodgkins Louis Long George Lockey Stirling Lougheed Clarence Madill Bing Maher Angus Matheson Hugh McFarlane James McManus Marshall McDonagh Ross McDougald Gerald McIntosh Pete McKinnon Gar McKinnon Robert McMurray and many others with adds for Silvert on and Inglis lists. The paper asks readers to submit missing names at the office to keep the list current.
The author argues no quick fix exists for wheat prices and urges removal of postwar trade barriers. He notes price-raising factors such as Chinese purchases and droughts, while price-lowering forces include animal feed bans and favorable harvests abroad. A Snippet mentions a Spitfire pilot guiding a plane to a Southern England aerodrome.
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