Parliament Reassembly Possible Quickly in Wartime
Ottawa sources say Parliament can be recalled without delay or formalities before the fixed November date if needed, and a new session could start immediately. The piece also notes high officials discuss South American trade missions and labor front policies amid rising living costs and wartime production pressures.
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South America
Ottawa
J. A. McKinnon
Canada
Parliament Hill
Cece
Cape Breton
Great Britain
National Steel Car
Aluminum Company of Canada
Arvida
Sale of Fire-Killed Timber at Riding Mountain Park
Canada’s Parks and Resources department invites tenders for sale of fire-killed saw timber in Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba under Order in Council P C 5608 dated October 15 1940. Estimated 750000 feet board measure with reserve bid 2.00 per thousand. Tender deposits 200 cash or cheque. 200 bond required within 30 days of award. Operations to finish by March 31 1942 with clearance of equipment within 30 days post cessation. Details from Park Superintendent Wasagaming.
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Canada
Riding Mountain National Park
Wasagaming
Manitoba
F. H. H. Williamson
Ands
Parks and Forests Branch
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Honor Roll and Up-to-Date Local Residents List
A long roster of names from Angusville Glen Elmo and nearby communities is published with editorial note that the council has endeavored to update the list and invites corrections. The notice lists many individuals including McFarlane, Davies, Yaskin, May, McDonald, and Olynyk among others and extends an appeal for submissions to update missing entries.
Eight Points of Churchill and Roosevelt for a Better World
The eight points outlined by Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt promise a future world order rooted in no aggrandizement and no forcible territorial changes. They call for sovereign rights restoration, universal trade and resource access, improved labor standards and social security, global peace, freedom of the seas, and the disarmament of aggressive nations until general security is achieved.
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Churchill
Roosevelt
RAF to give Hitler postgrad course on bombing
Lord Halifax, Britain’s ambassador, said Hitler will learn more about bombing than ever as the RAF provides him a post-graduate course. He made the remark before about 3,000 Northrop Aircraft Company workers during an inspection tour of Pacific Coast factories turning out planes for Britain.
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Lord Halifax
Hitler
RAF
Northop Aircraft Company
Pacific Coast
Britain
The Soldier's Cry Poem From Hymie Paisner
A 13 year old from Aisburn Man writes The Soldiers Cry expressing anger at blood and dust of war. He vows to break the tyrant's power and keep freedom alive. The speaker pledges to fight for democracy and rights in air, on land, and at sea until tyranny ends.
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Hymie Paisner
Aisburn
Man
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Labor
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Forrest Mann
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C. E McMurchy
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George McDonald Ross Mel Russell Meadows
Harvey Merritt Russell Merritt
Stanley Moore
Donald Morrison
Bill Morrisseau
Gordon Naylor
Eric Payne
Leslie Rea
Jack Shipp
Joe Shipp
George Simms W. 8
Sparrow
Mervin Stevens
Angus C. Strachan
Russell and
Russell
His Majesty's Forces
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Mike Onofriechuk
Andrew Onifreichuk
Charlie Farncom
Gordon Letter
Ivan Weir
Angusville
Albin Lucks
Henry Manley
Gordon McGavin
John McNair
Edward Minshull
Eric Sherritt
Adolph Siwak
Dr. E. H. Whelpley
Adolph Woroneski
Frank Woroneski
Mike Yacuk
Allan Young
Keith Young
Urray Young
Metro Zink
Glen Elmo
Pete Huska
Harry Kuzenko
Delmar King Horace Kozar Fioyd McDonald
Bert ‘McEvoy Waverly
McKinnon
Donald MacKenzie
John Olynyk
Harry Partridge Peden Henry Piast Henry Piasta
Harry Sleigh
Alex Strank
Bill Strank
George Strank
J. M. Strong
Alex Malaniuk
Fuhrer
Winnipeg
ST. Regis
E. F. Stemnshorn
Smith Street
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