Mobilization measures and wartime controls in Canada
Ottawa reports stress on armament production in Canada and asserts wartime mobilization broadening to include both military and economic fronts. The piece notes naturalization suspensions, confiscation of alien property, and large anti-subversive asset seizures amid nationwide mobilization while urging public calm and understanding of policy shifts. It cites 772,542 Canadians receiving material aid as context for economic strain and call for speed in home-front efforts.
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Canada
Parlianent Hill
Atlantic
Motherland
Ottawa
Canadians face war economy strain and income gaps
Dean Wilson reports on wartime tax data showing 119,346 Canadians earned under 2000 and paid 1.27 million, while the top 457 earned over 50,000 paying 17.29 million. Avg weekly earnings run about 20.92 for men and 12.20 for women, with living costs rising sharply. The piece argues Ottawa must mobilize resources to stabilize living standards during the war.
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Canada
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
Factors Influencing Manitoba Farm Income
An illustration station study of twenty two Manitoba farms shows that the most successful earned the highest labour income by maintaining four main production lines grain cattle hogs and poultry with dairying near fluid markets as a steady yet specialized unit among diverse livestock and crop operations. The report argues that a balanced, multi line approach yields steadier income than single focus on grain beef cattle or hogs and stresses that successful farming depends on efficient management.
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Manitoba
State owned plants not favored in war effort plan
Hon C D Howe outlines in the House of Commons June 1 that peace-time operations should carry on war-time work. He argues developing peacetime industry is better than starting new government-owned enterprises for the same purpose. He mentions travel to the Philippines of Australia and notes expected Japanese blockade of a British city.
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C. D. Howe
House of Commons
Kong
Phillipine Islands
Australia
Canada
Shipyards in Canada booming as war program expands
Life returns to Canada’s shipyards as a $50,000,000 war construction program restarts. At Vickers Montreal more than 900 workers rush four ships at a time for anti submarine and minesweeping duties, with engines, boilers, and riveted hulls moving swiftly under careful controls.
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Canada
C.D. Howe
Vickers
Montreal
Atlantic
Knox United Church Sunday Worship and July Services
Public worship at 11 am on Sundays with 2 pm Sunday School sessions. During July morning services will be conducted each Sunday by Rev. S. C. Wright of Binscarth.
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S. C. Wright
Binscarth
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Russell
Springhill
Yorkton
F. W. Dudley Optometrist
Banner
England
Onrmaments
Fac
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Maisonneuve
Cay
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn
Mgr
Knox United Church
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