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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 13, 1944

Page

3

Unknown Soldier parcel thanks Angusville lady in Italy front

Letter from Canadian Army in Italy thanks Mrs. Rosenblat of Angusville for a Christmas parcel sent long ago. The unknown soldier conveys deep gratitude, recalls months of delay, and notes, despite hardship, the care and good wishes from home. He speaks of spring in Italy and hopes for peace.

Angusville Italy

Manitoba Legislature Ends War Time Session

The third session of the Manitoba Legislature closed April 6 with a wartime focus on estimates and the budget. Key debates included daylight saving time, horse racing, and liquor profits to municipalities. Premier Garson announced partial implementation of the Sirols report with early provincial concessions to the Dominion.

Manutos Manitoba Canada George P. Renouf Swan River L. St. George Stubbs Winnipeg Stubbs James O. McLenaghen Mr. Stubbs Mir. Stubbs Garson McLenaghen CCF Group CCF J. Farmer Joseph Wawrykow Gimli Sirols

We Must Hold the Line and Learn from History

A concise editorial urges persistent discipline to avoid repeating past mistakes. It argues restraint and unity are essential as society confronts ongoing challenges and seeks durable progress through collective effort.

Dominion shift on wartime social programs outlined

The speech outlines five key recognitions: tax fields for wartime duration, transfer of unemployment insurance to the Dominion by constitutional amendment, a likely Dominion role in unemployment relief, a proposed contributory old age pension plan, and the Dominion proposal for family allowances, plus health insurance as a future Dominion responsibility.

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