Ottawa Warns of War Time Labor Fallout and Production Push
The Ottawa article reports that a Cape Breton coal mine slowdown cost about 600 000 tons of coal and 900 000 in wages, while ministers’ travel expenses rose. It argues Canadians must unite, curb public disagreement, and focus on wartime production including aircraft engines and tanks to match German output.
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United States
Ottawa
Secretary of State
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
J. L.miley
New World
Wright
Pratt- Whitney
Buick
Chevrolet
Nash
Chrysler
Ford
Mas
Edsel Ford
Chrysler Tank Factory
Price Ceiling Rules Across Sectors During War Effort
The Price Ceiling order restricts buying and selling to the highest prices in the basic period from September 15 to October 11. Merchants, wholesalers, and manufacturers must seek adjustments if costs rise, with potential subsidies or tax adjustments to ease big price changes. Regional offices and pamphlets will help firms apply the rules.
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Canada
Winnipeg Bombers win Canadian Rugby title over Ottawa
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated Ottawa 18 to 16 on Saturday to claim the Canadian Rugby championship.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ottawa
Saurday
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