Plans to End Strikes Supposed to Unite War Effort
A. R. Mosher proposes two plans to end strikes in vital war industries. The Canadian government signals support, urging workers and employers to accept collective bargaining and arbitration for the war's duration. Canada emphasizes unity and industrial teamwork to sustain production for democracy.
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Toronto Daily Star
Dominion
A. R. Mosher
Canadian Congress of Labour
Norman McLarty
Mr. Mosher
Canada
Halloween Ghost Parade Lights Up Angusville Streets
Local residents report a lively Halloween with many ghosts and goblins parading through the town Friday night. Families such as the Chitticks, Irwins, and Pettitts were seen visiting relatives and neighbors as others traveled to Winnipeg, Souris, and Angusville for weekend activities and school changes.
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W Gars
K. Young
John
Ben Angus
Highlanders
Deliver Wheat For War Savings Certs
The Canadian Wheat Board allows wheat deliveries beyond quotas at country points to purchase War Savings Certificates until July 31 1942. Local War Savings Committees welcome quota releases as they push rural canvassing. Grain pledges cover wheat oats barley rye flax corn or any marketable grain. Each pledged bushel contributes to Manitoba and national war effort. Dominion Oil Controller R Cottrelle hints at possible gasoline rationing. Meat prices are expected to be frozen with other controls.
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Canadian Wheat Board
R. Cottrelle
Dominion Oil
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