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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
2
Russell Banner notes weekly publication from Russell Manitoba under the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association with subscription set at 1.50 per year in advance. Sanderson listed as a contributor or editor.
Our Capital Correspondent notes strong reactions in Parliament Hill as statements on atomic energy policy and wartime governance prompt debate. Attlee’s visit and King’s return underline a push toward settlements. Bracken Coldwell and Isley clash over parliamentary authority and government accountability.
Sgt. C H Carroll returned to Regina from discharge and a basket social and dance on November 29 raised funds. Cameron Collins arrived November 28 from Winnipeg with discharge papers, but the community notes many veterans still seek farms and opportunities.
The note mentions Collins working on the Millwood division section, several locals confined to home due to illness, and a Millwood whist drive on November 30 with a successful turnout. It also reports Hector Walker and Harvey Walker returning from overseas and welcomes them home.
A Winnipeg meeting of the National Barley and Linseed Flax Committee heard a letter from Dominion Agriculture Minister J G Gardiner stating the equalization payments for feed and malting barley are temporary and apply only to this year. Farmers will be told before next seeding that this price cannot be relied on for barley other than malting barley. The committee noted the situation and urged maintaining or expanding malting barley production to receive premiums again once normal conditions return.
ER Birchard announces a wartime price rule setting maximum motor vehicle prices at 1941 levels. Manufacturers must obtain a maximum price from the administration and notify dealers before sale, with all charges included. The order takes effect November 19 and will not raise new passenger car prices. Civilizaton will become a force unless Christianity becomes a force.
The second regional Canadian Ukrainian Committee convention met November 25 at Oakburn drawing about 800 in the Community hall. Speakers urged unity and support for Ukrainian refugees in Western Europe with total subscriptions over 1400 plus 1186 Carpatho Ukrainian funds. Choirs and musical numbers accompanied the event ending with Ukrainian and Canadian anthems.
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