Ottawa Week by Week World In Flames
Analysis from Parliament Hill notes growing concern over global hostilities and the need for stronger Canada United States cooperation in defence planning. Wartime controls ease for consumers but friction grows with manufacturers. The piece downplays Japan’s threat, arguing Japan lacks essential resources and that U.S. aid and allied strength will curb Axis aims. Canada remains a key democratic link in a united front.
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Women of Canada urged to help police price ceilings
A wartime appeal directs Canadian women to create a personal price survey listing weekly and monthly purchases across food clothing and other goods. It urges noting quality and size, tracking highest store prices from September to October, and reporting violations to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board with contact options in major cities.
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