Long Parliament Session in Wartime Canada Predicted
Ottawa observers foresee an extended session with possible adjournment for quick recall amid war pressures. The column notes interments under Defence of Canada Regulations, raises policy debates on internment and press access, and contrasts current Canada’s war economy with World War I growth in industry, agriculture, and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament Hill
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Defence of Canada
British Empire
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
Auction Sales At Farms And Homes In Rural Areas
Mrs Paul Leschenski conducts a sale of farm stock implements and household effects at N W 22 21 26 six miles north of Angusville on Thursday April 3. Cooper sells farm stock and implements in section 24 17 28 Foxwarren on Wednesday April 9. Mrs Hunter holds a household goods sale in Foxwarren on Saturday March 22. Staples Breandle Auctioneers handle all listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Leschenski
N.W
Milesorth
Angusville
Staples & Breandle
Cooper
Mrs. Hunter
Foxwarren
Canada’s Parliament Hill Emphasizes Workshop and War Effort
The piece notes Canada's vastness and wealth as a response to national needs. It highlights a culture of industry and defense, stressing Parliament Hill as a hub for both workshop activity and military resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Parliament Hill
United Kingdom
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Russell Banner
Russell
Manitobe
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
Ottawa, West Wes
House of Commons
British Commonwealth
Chevrolet
Frank Clement
Issell and District
E. Shepherd
Angusville and District
Myarcs
March Homemaker
Hancock
Queen's Hotel
Russell, Man
Tepe
UUL
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