Plight of the Western Wheat Grower in Wartime Canada
A wartime editorial argues Western wheat growers face low prices and higher costs since 1913 14, unlike industrial workers who gain living cost bonuses. It urges a government bonus of about 10 cents per bushel to offset a 12 percent rise in costs, noting growers’ contribution to feeding Europe and wartime effort.
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Labor Ag
Europe
Dominion
Canada
Spitzbergen Island
British War Office
Brown
Gener
Ottawa
Prices and Trade Board
Parliament Hill
Ottawa observer notes Western Hemisphere unity in war effort
A veteran Ottawa observer argues that Roosevelt policy and Canadian actions accelerate Atlantic supply escorts, deepen censorship, and draw Canada and the United States into a broad Western Hemisphere alliance against totalitarian powers. He cites Mexico Cuba Bolivia Argentina Uruguay and diplomatic shifts as signs of rising collective resistance to Nazi and fascist influence. The piece portrays a capillary nationalist mood on Parliament Hill supporting allied victory and wartime cooperation.
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Parliament Hill
Roosevelt
United States
British Isles
Iceland
Forces of Freedom
Canada
Western Hemisphere
New World
Mexico
Germany
Third Reich
Europe
Cuba
Jes
Batista
Bolivia
Argentina
Italy
Uruguay
Britain
Hitler
Mussolini
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Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
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