Wastage in Liquor Production During War Strain
The text notes three major inefficiencies in liquor production: the large quantity of alcohol suitable only for industrial use, significant labor waste amid a wartime labour shortage, and substantial electrical energy waste in liquor manufacture at a time of national scarcity.
United Church Seeks Wartime Liquor Restrictions Report
A delegation from The United Church of Canada presented to the Prime Minister recommendations to curb alcohol use during war. They urged drastic cuts, rationing of beverage alcohol, advertising bans, and a national educational campaign for armed forces and civilians.
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The
United Church of Canada
John W. Woodeide
Ottawa
T. A. Crerar
J. T. Thorson
John Coburn
Dominion Gcvernment
Provincial Rights Plea Falls Short In Wartime Claim
The article states provincial jurisdiction and the plea for provincial rights becoming untenable amid wartime emergency. It cites a national crisis and cites figures on war expenditures and material waste, noting Canada’s 1942 Equor bill expected to exceed two hundred ninety million dollars savings.
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Canada
Young Pratt Recalls Mule Encounter in Humorous Verse
A light verse recounts a man named Pratt who chatted with a mule and awoke in bed a day later, joking about the “kick” he received. The poem preserves a playful tone and a quaint rural joke.
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