Path to a post war program in Manitoba by election
Premier Garson argues postwar social security needs funding clarity and provincial and federal roles. He warns Manitoba faces an 32 million annual bill, risking tax shocks and no public development while unemployment and war promises loom. The Sirois Report and Ottawa royal commission loom as routes for financed reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Canada
Manitoba
Pas
Selkirk
Garson
Killarney
Beveridge
Great Britain
Marsh
Canada-Newfoundland Educational Association
Manioba
Union of Manitoba
Mr. Garson
Ottawa
Sirois
Dominison
John Bracken
Royal Commission
Bracken
Scrap drives lift steel mills as farmers aid war needs
The piece notes prairie farmers and elevator agents rallied to gather scrap metal for eastern mills. About 3,200 cars of scrap collected, 150,000 tons total with 40,000 tons in dumps. two stop-overs now allowed to fill cars. Farmers paid $7 per ton for scrap and $4.50 for heavy farm gear. cutters will process and ship remaining material. Urges farmers to notify buyers of available scrap to speed victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trmers
Enterprise
Tony
Angusville man jailed for draft dodging
Mike Ukraine, 19, of Angusville Manitoba, was sentenced to 15 days in jail in Chatham city court on a draft evasion charge. He dodged service for about two years after leaving home and moving across the country. He was arrested on a farm by RCMP and will be turned over to military authorities after his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ukraine
Angusville
Man
Ukraine
Manitoba
RCMP
Millwood Welcomes New Postmaster Harold Furnace
Harold Furnace appointed postmaster for Millwood and will assume office July 1. He will also take over the stock of the former general store run by Mrs Dora Swain. Mrs W Platt visited her mother in Bruno Saskatchewan for a few days.
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Harold Furnaceland Lynne
Ninga
Man
Furnace
Millwood
Dora IE. Swain
W. Platt
Bruno, Sask
Visiting relatives and holiday homecoming in district
Craigie and Miss Agnes Shaw of Saskatoon are visiting relatives in the district. Mrs. B. Shaw, Ellen and Lee arrived home for the holidays on Tuesday from Shevlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Shaw
Saskatoon
Silver Beach Ruthenia Residents on Furlough and Visits
Ruthenia notes indicate several residents and visitors: Egnia Nahirnisk of Riv ers Man is home on furlough. Mr and Mrs A Iwaniuk returned Pine Falls Man after visiting the parents. Bert Sywak came from Winnipeg after army discharge. Mrs T Prodan of Geraldton Ont visiting her parents A Nahirniak and wife. Bert Dufrat and John Stefanishyn travelled to Winnipeg. I Iwaniuk of Pine Falls renewed old acquaintances in the district. includes other brief homecomings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Nahirnisk
Rivers
Man
A. Iwaniuk
Pine
Falls
Ter
Bert Sywak
Winnipeg
Winnieg
Knox United Church Announces Summer Service Schedule
James E McNeill BA BD minister leads Knox United Church as the summer worship plan begins with morning service at 11 AM on Sunday and Sunday school at the same hour. Evening service is at 7 30 o clock with the topic Our Continent Goes In for Vision.
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Knox United Church
James E. McNeill
Binsearth
Health and Welfare guidance on Manitoba child allowances
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare outlines administration of bereaved and dependent child allowances. Details cover self-support expectations, budget categories, city versus rural variations, and how earnings affect benefits including deductions and allocations for housing, fuel, denture costs, schooling, and possible partial paid dependents' allowances.
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Dominion Bureau of Labor
Child Welfare Board
Auction sale notice for household goods in Millwood
Mrs Dora Swain offers a sale of house furnishings store fixtures harnesses and assorted effects at Millwood on Saturday the 3rd at 1 30 pm. Staples and Braendle act as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Swain
Houseva
Millwood
Staples & Hraendle
Grooch Gremlins Haunt First Solo Flight At Training School
A wartime aviation tale describes the Grooch gremlin haunting a pilot during early solo flights at an elementary flying training school. The creature mocks landings on the edge of crash or forced landing, boosting fear before a successful ascent unfolds. The story follows SGT. Forrest G. Mann who recently arrived overseas with the RCAF and earned his wings at Yorkton before deployment.
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Slyrs
LAC
F. G. Mann
Lac. Mann
Minto
Russell
Man
Grooch
Sgt
Forrest G. Mann
Ira Mann
Angusville
R.c.af
Forrest
Russell High School
Royal Bank
Yorkton
Landing a Flight Lesson in a Humorous Cockpit Drift
A first rate student earns a pilot’s grin after a tense descent. The narrator details a rough landing with throttle adjustments and wing tips. The instructor offers encouragement, a warm handshake, and a proud comment.
Arrangement for Child Care Earnings in Budget Plan
A court notes that arrangements can be made for adequate care of the children. The mother is allowed priority to the first dollars of her earnings and allocations toward the budget consider extra clothing and other expenses.
Canada Approved Vitamin B-1 Bread Praised Worldwide
Great Britain reports the British Ministry of Food endorsed Canada Approved bread as superior to British wheat bread and U S vitamin B-1 fortified loaves after tests. The International Food Conference in Hot Springs urged flour milling that preserves natural vitamins in wheat rye and maize. Canadian scientists led by Dr L R Newman at Ottawa’s Experimental Farms earned praise for the milling process that protects Vitamin B-1. Housewives urged to buy Canada Approved flour and bread to improve family health.
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Canada
Britain
United States
International Food Conference
Hot ‘Springs
Ottawa
L. R. Newman
Dominion Cerealist
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ececil Sanderson
CIGX
Craigie
Silver Beach
Ruthenia
Dept. of Health and Public Welfare
the Royal Bank Magazine
Grouch the Gremin
Texi
British Ministry of
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