An edition of Roebuck exposes forest fiasco (1933)

Roebuck exposes forest fiasco

mal-administration of our forest resources, monstrous pulpwood monopoly created, stagnation in our second largest industry, unemployment result of Tory policy, government surpluses turned into deficits, forests become liability instead of asset

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An edition of Roebuck exposes forest fiasco (1933)

Roebuck exposes forest fiasco

mal-administration of our forest resources, monstrous pulpwood monopoly created, stagnation in our second largest industry, unemployment result of Tory policy, government surpluses turned into deficits, forests become liability instead of asset

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Ontario Liberal Association
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English
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16

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Forest management, Forest policy

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Roebuck exposes forest fiasco: mal-administration of our forest resources, monstrous pulpwood monopoly created, stagnation in our second largest industry, unemployment result of Tory policy, government surpluses turned into deficits, forests become liability instead of asset
1933, Ontario Liberal Association
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"Speech delivered in Toronto on November 6th, 1933 ...".

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16 p.
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OL17388136M

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