Title : His Spirit Lives On Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : 11 hits for 7 runs Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Good Premier King! Where do we start! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-20 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton coal and steel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Returning Prosperity Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-12-31 Comments :

Title : Sizing him up Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-05 Comments : On July 1, 1946, the first peace time detonation of an atomic bomb was carried out on the Pacific Island of Bikini Atoll. The testing created considerable public anxiety so the US Navy distributed information packets and transmitted targeted radio broadcasts to try to calm public nerves. The native people of the island were told they could return to their homes in a couple of months. Today, the island is still uninhabitable.

Title : Help the good samaritan do the job Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-03 Comments :

Title : Pride of the garden Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-19 Comments :

Title : The Budget is Nearly Finished Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-07 Comments :

Title : News of the Day Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1942-12-19 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton Newsreel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The modern Oliver Twist Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1970-01-01 Comments : The term 'Sessional Indemnity' refers to wages drawn by Members of Parliament. The image of Parliament considering a member's pay raise while price and wage controls were in effect and the steel workers on strike provides plenty of irony for Josh's pen.

Title : Still trying to detect word of the bridge Publication : Sydney Post RecordDate : 1946-05-21 Comments : The plan for a bridge was officially abandoned in 1951 in favour of a causeway and work finally began to build it in September, 1952.

Title : Neil McLeod. Poke checker deluxe Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-11 Comments :

Title : But Take It Easy Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : On The Spot Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1944-03-15 Comments :

Title : The perpetual Halloween Spook Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-30 Comments :

Title : A bigger gun this session Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-01-01 Comments : The federal election of 1945 returned Mackenzie King to power but with what was technically a minority government. There were 8 "liberal independents" from Quebec that sat separately due to their opposition to conscription but could be counted on to vote with the government on most issues. However, as Josh illustrates here, a non-confidence motion would be a serious threat that would moderate Kings policy initiatives.

Title : Poor Cupid. Coal truce Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Cause and Effect Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-09 Comments :

Title : The Handicap Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-14 Comments :

Title : A local complication (outside labour) Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-09 Comments : A popular Cape Breton folk song dating back to 1929 called 'The Honest Working Man' complains of workers from off the island as 'outside labour' competing for local jobs. At that time it was Newfoundlanders that were singled out. However during and after the war, ethnic minorities were the target of some resentment. With the steel workers on strike at this time, the poten- tial for civil strife was probably high. Josh himself, of course, was an outsider in all these respects.

Title : Providing for the veteran Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-27 Comments :

Title : A Constant Reader Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-11-25 Comments :

Title : A Dangerous Cycling Practice Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-26Comments :

Title : A dash of pepper Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-04 Comments :

Title : Bert OJA Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments : This is one Josh's earliest cartoons. Oja did help the 'Pegs' to their first Grey Cup in 1935. They adopted the name Winnipeg Blue Bombers shortly after the victory

Title : Bill Armstrong. The marker Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-13 Comments :

Title : Bryan Hextall Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1942-01-26 Comments : Bryan Hextall was the patriarch of an accomplished hockey family. He was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1969. His sons Bryan Jr., Dennis and his grandson Ron each had notable careers in the NHL. Bryan Sr. scored the overtime goal that clinched the Stanley Cup victory for the Rangers in 1940 over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Bill Cowley was also inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1968 and helped the Bruins to two Stanley Cups in 1939 and 1941.

Title : Burt Sleep. Ruff N' Ready Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : End of meat rationing, but take it easy Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : George Ross. Rockabye The crucial test Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-22 Comments :

Title : C.B. Senior Playoffs Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-28 Comments :

Title : Accidents Can Happen Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-02-08 Comments :

Title : After the battle royal. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-02 Comments :

Title : An Expected Arrival Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-27 Comments :

Title : Back from the big bear hunt Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-17 Comments :

Title : Beginning to simmer (Sydney Civic Election) Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-07 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton Weather Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-27 Comments :

Title : A Very Big Baby Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Charlie McVicar Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-08 Comments :

Title : Chauffeur to Hitler Publication : Date : 1943-05-07 Comments :

Title : City and Vicinity in Pictures Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-06 Comments :

Title : Come On Willie, Time to get up Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-15 Comments :

Title : Come On, Lets See What It Tastes Like Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Cost of LivingPublication : Canadian Tribune Date : 1947-12-13 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton coal and steel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Dougie Keigan Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Earle Wilson Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-04-17 Comments :

Title : Empire Goodwill to Canada Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-08 Comments :

Title : Empty promises Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Eric Wiseman Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Even a windbag couldn't help Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1942-12-08 Comments : One hundred and thirty thousand Italian troops were part of the Axis' 6'th Army that was surrounded in 'Operation Uranus'. Only 40,000 would eventually make it home from the siege. This, coupled with the Italian losses in North Africa, weakened Mussolini's hold on power. Whereas German public opinion was under the constant attention of the Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, Mussolini was not able to stem the political tide against him.

Title : D. Owen Hartigan Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-28 Comments :

Title : Hanging our Christmas Stocking Early Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Broken Liberal Machine Publication : Sydney Post RecordDate : Comments :

Title : Another school that's overcrowded Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-06 Comments :

Title : Howie Morenz Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1935-12-21 Comments :

Title : I will run for president Publication : Daily Tribune Date : 1947-05-13 Comments :

Title : Explaining the new citizenship bill Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-20 Comments :

Title : For Unity: French and English Canada Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-10-28 Comments :

Title : Garbage Collection Not Too Good Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-28 Comments :

Title : The Tug of War Publication : Date : 1943-03-15 Comments :

itle : The Wrestlin Parson Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Things Seem Quiet Down in Peterboro Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-27 Comments :

Title : Thorold Threatens to Go Into Milk Business Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-15 Comments :

Title : Tommy Spencer Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Tourism crisis Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Traffic Chairman Bradley 'Views With Alarm' Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-12 Comments :

Title : Travails of the Cape Breton Hunting Season Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-17 Comments :

Title : Veteran Scouting Leader Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The Mailman's Heavy Week Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-12-19 Comments :

Title : We Should talk! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-16 Comments :

Title : We won't have a chance for rest Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-26 Comments :

Title : Welcome to Cape Breton Island Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-16 Comments :

Title : Well, well Look what we have here Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-12-02 Comments :

Title : What will we be losing next? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Will You Do your utmost for them? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-28 Comments :

Title : Wobbly at the Knees Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-18 Comments :

Title : The Peoples Deligate Publication : Date :Comments :

Title : Ups and DownsPublication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The prodigal son returns to the fold Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-29 Comments : John L. Lewis was one of the most colourful and controversial figures of the Labour move- ment in the mid-20th century. He was president of the United Mine Workers from 1920 to 1960 and founded he CIO (Committee for Industrial Organization) which was expelled from the American Federation of Labor (A.F. of L.) in 1938 by its leader William Green. However, in 1946, Lewis decided to bring the UMW back under the A.F. of L. umbrella. That lasted only one year as Lewis broke with the A.F. of L. over their insistence that members sign a non-Communist oath mandated by the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947.

Title : The question of importance Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Question of Imports Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-05 Comments :

Title : The Retreat Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1943-01-13 Comments : After the surrender of the 6'th Army at Stalingrad, the Axis forces were in retreat. They would fall back 500Km from their farthest advance in southern Russia before consolidating for a counteroffen- sive. In this cartoon Josh portrays Hitler as a caricature of Napolean as history appears to repeat itself.

Title : Somebody Better Explain Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-15 Comments :

Title : What The Bottle Contains Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-14 Comments :

Title : The Middle-man Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-10 Comments :

Title : Read'em and weep Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-28 Comments :

Title : The New Set-Up of British Army Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-12-07 Comments :

Title : The Papoose. Indian Summers Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-12 Comments :

Title : Spilt Milk Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-28 Comments :

Title : Starting a New Leaf Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-03 Comments :

Title : Still tying to unravel the yarn Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-08 Comments :

Title : Stop, look and listen Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-29 Comments :

Title : Stuck!! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-29 Comments : With the war time price and wage controls still official- ly in effect, the Federal Government authorized a $5 per ton increase in the price of steel in the spring of 1946. This added more fuel to the fire leading up to the strike as workers saw this as Ottawa legislating profits for the corporations without wage improvements for workers.

Title : Tempting appitite Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : That Needle In The Hay Stack Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-24 Comments :

Title : The Crystal Gazer Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-14 Comments :

Title : The Latest assault Publication : Daily Tribune Date : 1947-05-09 Comments : When price and wage controls were removed at the end of World War II, the cost of the 5 cent candy bar rose sharply. The National Federation of Labour Youth (NFLY), which was the new incarnation of the Young Communist League after it was outlawed in 1941, took this up as a cause. Josh apparently did his part with this cartoon. The cause picked up momentum and CBC reported later in the month that approximately 200 chil- dren stormed the Victoria legislature demanding action. Youth protests in other locations were also noted. The NFLY tried to organize a cross country protest for May 3, 1947, and the Toronto Telegram responded in print accusing the NFLY of being a Communist front determined to 'plant a few of the seeds of Marxism' in Canadian youth. In the cold war atmosphere that prevailed at the time, the Telegram article was sufficient to get parents and adult leaders to restrain their kids and the protest was abandoned.

Title : Waiting for Embarkation Orders Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-21 Comments :

Title : Smoke Stacks in Ottawa Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-17 Comments : The strike of the Stelco workers in Hamilton led to the shutdown of the Dosco and Algoma plants in Sydney and Sault Ste. Marie. This was a major challenge to the postwar economy that the Federal Government had to respond to.

Title : So the people may know Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-27 Comments :

Title : Opened ahead of time Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1943-09-03 Comments : In their last great operational initiative on the eastern front, the German army launched Operation Citadel in July 1943. The Red Army was well prepared, held firm and then went on the offensive to achieve a decisive victory by the end of August. This was the first time the Soviet Army had prevailed in a summer campaign

Title : Out of reach Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-06 Comments :

Title : Perfect balancePublication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-10 Comments : Featuring Uncle Sam and the Mountie. Canada's cur- rency was not allowed to float until the early 50's but the fixed rate was set to parity with the US dollar in 1946

Title : The Original Sit-Downer. Coal Strike Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-14 Comments : The caption refers to the Flint Michigan 'Sit-down strike' of 1936-37 led by Lewis against General Motors that effectively launched the United Auto Workers union. As head of the United Mine Workers Union headquartered in the United States, Lewis was an important figure in agitating for a coal miners strike in Cape Breton.

Title : Portrait Sketch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Prosperity Gathers Momentum Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-14 Comments :

Title : Prosperity Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-06 Comments :

Title : Putting the Axe to the Axis Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-11-14 Comments : After World War II, western leaders were preoccupied with figuring out Stalin's intentions. In February of 1946, Stalin gave a speech at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow that prompted alarmed reactions abroad. In it he blamed capitalism as the inevitable root cause behind both world wars. On March 5, a few days before this cartoon was published, Winston Churchill responded with his famous speech in Fulton, Missouri in which he said

Title : Reeve Stanley Stirling Headed for Wardenship Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-09 Comments :

Title : Regis Kelly. 'pep' Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : -But can you make him drink? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-01 Comments :

Title : Right in the Line of Fire Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-07-14 Comments :

Title : Right to his own front Door Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-30 Comments :

Title : School Grid Champs 'Lionized' Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-01 Comments :

Title : Scores decisive win. D. W. Morrison. Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Shopping for a new vehicle Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1943-03-10 Comments : The Provincial Liberal party was in chaos in the spring of 1943 and at the leadership convention in May, they elected Harry Nixon to lead them. They were crushed in the election that followed shortly afterwards and would not lead the province again for 40 years.

Title : Showdown. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-02 Comments :

Title : It's A Great Day For The Irish Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-03-17Comments :

Title : Johnny Fergusen Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Keep your head down boys Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-07 Comments :

Title : Legeslative speed demons Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Leo Fahey. C.B. league star Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-28 Comments :

Title : Let us adopt it Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-21 Comments :

Title : Let's all lay our cards on the Table Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-06 Comments : In the headlines, the flashpoints included Bulgaria and Spain as the battle lines of the cold war were taking shape.

Title : Lets Plan for next year Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1970-01-01 Comments :

Title : Looking into the Lions Mouth Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-04-01 Comments :

Title : Mac Lockhart, M.P. Puts a Question Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-04 Comments :

Title : Map of New Treasure On The Island Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Marty MacDonald. Miners' Managers Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-18 Comments :

Title : Mel Gadd. Hard worker Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Mr. Citizen Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Mr. Voter Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-12-29 Comments :

Title : Neil Kennedy Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Rememberance Day Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : New Flag Craze Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : New Year 1947 Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-01 Comments :

Title : Niagara District Greats in Sport Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-11-27 Comments :

Title : Nice feather for our new hat Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-21 Comments :

Title : No Profiteering Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-09 Comments :

Title : Not much to chew on yet Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-22 Comments :

Title : Not Queensbury Rules! Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-04 Comments :

Title : Off to Cuba and West India Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-23 Comments :

Title : Oleo-margarine bill Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The Ayes Have It Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-04 Comments :

Title : On Thin Ice Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-08 Comments : Not all of the Liberal's fortunes were sliding asJosh was anticipating here in the early days of 1947. Fred Rose's seat as the lone Labour Progressive (Communist) Party representative went to the Liberals after he was forced to vacate it and a Halifax by-election noted in the cartoon also went to the Liberal candidate.

Title : One more river to cross Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-04 Comments :

Title : Not Much Heat. Carroll Commission report Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Charles G. Whidden Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-11 Comments :

Title : Bringing it Under Control Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-06-19 Comments :

Title : One foot in the Door Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-09-17 Comments :

Title : Hitting a new low Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-11-03 Comments :

Title : Seasons in Full Swing Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-13 Comments :

Title : High and dry Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1941-05-10 Comments : In March, 1947 at the beginning of the Cold War in the first implementation of the 'Truman Doctrine', the US Congress approved $400M in aid for the Greek monarchy who were fighting a bitter civil war against Communist rebels. This cartoon was published just after the end of Josh's tenure at the Sidney Post Record. Note again the alternate signature used here for publi- cation in the Communist press.

Title : Happy Landings Sydney's Air Circus Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-25 Comments :

Title : W.H. Edward. 'ginger' bill Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-27 Comments :

Title : The Handicap Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-14 Comments :

Title : Ready for the second round Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-31 Comments :

Title : Old Shanty Town. Sydney has its blinders on Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-25 Comments :

Title : Job's got nothing on us for patience Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Target for To-day and Every Other Day Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-07-17 Comments :

Title : Digging In. Post war hunger. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-15 Comments :

Title : The Duel Publication : Daily Tribune Date : 1947-05-13 Comments :

Title : International Static on the Ari Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-05 Comments :

Title : It could happen again Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-25 Comments :

Title : Bear up Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-22 Comments :

Title : Arnold Brindley Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Something to sing about Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-14 Comments :

Title : And We Thought We Were Cured Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-07 Comments :

Title : Picture of a man who won at the races Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-27 Comments :

Title : Junior Brithers O The Broom Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-21 Comments :

Title : How to squeeze blood from a stone Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-26 Comments :

Title : Shadows Deepen this time of year Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-07 Comments :

Title : Scuttled Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-17 Comments : This cartoon appeared two days after the District 26 of the UMWA struck the coal mines of Cape Breton. Josh does not appear to be particularly sympathetic to the striker's cause here.

Title : Early Christmas Carol Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-09 Comments :

Title : The Children's Hour Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-02-07 Comments :

Title : Premier Hepburn Vacations Again in South Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-31 Comments :

Title : What Sydney's well dressed man will wear Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Wally Robinson Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Sydney Post Record Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : George Lewis. Big money winner Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The Hitchhiker Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : James F. MacKenzie Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Rise in cost of living Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Champ's in Great Shape Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Phil Metcalfe. Play buster Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Rolling again Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1944-06-22 Comments : On June 22, 1944, the Russian Army launched 'operation Bagration' in which over 2.3 million troops surprised the German army at a thinly defended region of the eastern front in Byelorussia. With some German troops diverted to counter the D-day landings and the rest concentrated further south where the path to Berlin was shortest, the Red Army made rapid progress.

Title : All around the mulberry bush.. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-12 Comments :

Title : The Halifax Express Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Down To Earth Again Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Early Christmas Visitor Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-29 Comments : The steel strike settlement on October 1st included a 13.5 cent per hour wage increase with the promise of another 5 cent increase before year end as the consumer price index was monitored.

Title : Always in the Back Seat Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Needs more then a push Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-01-01 Comments :

Title : Tax increase Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Ah, to see ourselves as others see us! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-23 Comments :

Title : The Standard Enters 47th Year Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-21 Comments :

Title : The Bill of Fare! Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-11-30 Comments :

Title : Gaye Stewart. The 'Bad Man' of the league Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Leaving the Horse to Water Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Three's company, Four is a Crowed, so.. Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : On Parole Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-02-05 Comments :

Title : Louis Assoun Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Local News Reel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-17 Comments :

Title : Larry Dobranski Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-03 Comments :

Title : Clinton Reeve Likely Lincon Road Chairman Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-14 Comments :

Title : Fred Parnell Goes on the Water Commission Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-25 Comments :

Title : Good for a headache. Tax relief Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Mr Citizen - The unbeatable champ Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-15 Comments :

Title : The Rebuke Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-09 Comments :

Title : But the Raven, Never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-04 Comments :

Title : The situation is well in hand Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-26 Comments :

Title : M.D.2. Security Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Reconversion Plans Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-27 Comments :

Title : Roy Cumming Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-13 Comments :

Title : Bernie MacDonald. 'Bessie' Lightwieght Tornado Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The Daily Luncheon Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-26 Comments :

Title : Canada's Dilemma Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-19 Comments :

Title : Tories to Settle Big Issue at Beamville Wednesday Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-02 Comments :

Title : One Flag, One Throne, One Empire Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-18 Comments :

Title : The Library Needs More Money Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-04 Comments :

Title : He Retires After 41 Years Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-27 Comments :

Title : They Meet at Grimsby Tuesday Night to Organize For Blossom Week Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-15 Comments :

Title : A Bigger Chamber of Commerce Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-30 Comments :

Title : Spring Cleaning Started Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-23 Comments :

Title : The Jig-Saw Puzzle Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-08 Comments : The Mandate in Palestine was becoming increasingly difficult to govern as Britain attempted to stifle Jewish immigration and settlement while dealing with the violent Arab Revolt that began in 1936.

Title : Ontario's Revenue For Coming Year Will Be Over 98 Million Dollars Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-10 Comments :

Title : Timely News Items in Cartoon Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-09 Comments :

Title : Request For Job Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-10 Comments :

Title : News Standard Artist Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-11-26 Comments :

Title : Not down to earth Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-27 Comments : The Commons Industrial Relations Committee was struck shortly after the outbreak of the steel strike in July to investigate labour relations in Canada and recommend solutions to the crisis. Its report, tabled Aug 22 and accepted by a majority vote was 1,100 pages long and contained the detailed testimony on either side of the steel industry dispute and the complexity of managing within the price and wage control system. Among its recommendations were a federal-provincial conference to draft a labour code, better cooperation between the various boards setting price and labour policy, mechanics for govern- ment supervision of strike votes and, in general, nothing of immediate use in resolvning the strike.

Title : A case of mistaken identity Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Frankie Prozenor. Bruins Beauty Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-26 Comments :

Title : Notice by voluntary Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-09-17 Comments :

Title : Selective Service Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-11-13 Comments :

Title : It would make a nice gift for his birthday Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-08 Comments :

Title : Italy Is Out Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-12-14 Comments :

Title : The baby is king this week Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-07 Comments :

Title : Heavens! Soon we hope! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-29 Comments :

Title : Hanging by a slender thread Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-04-15 Comments :

Title : The Painful Extraction Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-23 Comments : The Liberals lost two seats in by-elections in 1946 (Portage la Prarie and Pontiac) and failed to take a third (Parkdale) from the Conservatives as their slim working majority was slowly being eroded.

Title : voters list Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Budgeting Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Instead of a hand they get a boot Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-27 Comments :

Title : Running the gauntlet to-night Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-26 Comments :

Title : Lets all put our cards on the table Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-06 Comments :

Title : Hawley Welch. 'Huck' Tiger kicking ace Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Boy, Does it smell good! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-05 Comments :

Title : A Gay Caballero Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1945-07-21 Comments : Spain was not admitted to the newly formed United Nations organization due to its ties with the Axis powers during the war and the continued leadership of Franco. It was not until 1955 that Spain gained entrance to the UN as relationships warmed with western nations looking for strategic anti-Communist allies as the Cold war escalated.

Title : What a Time to Start Shooting Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-20 Comments :

Title : Finding a hole in the clouds. Coal strike Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-04-03 Comments : Local town councils were in dire trouble as their tax revenue base was severely eroded by the strike. A conference of the mayors of Cape Breton coal towns was convened in late March and attended by representatives of the union, DOSCO, the provincial and federal governments. A number of substantive resolutions were passed and were to be presented at an upcoming summit of DOSCO and union officials in Montreal.

Title : Could use a little help himself Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1944-04-14 Comments :

Title : Johnny Ferraro. Led tiger drive Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1945-11-01 Comments :

Title : Harry Watson Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-02 Comments :

Title : We hope the old boy hasn't lost his touch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-21 Comments :

Title : Ernie Moore. Clock Watcher Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-28 Comments :

Title : Getting heavy, Hirohito? Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1945-07-27 Comments : On July 26, 1945, the Allied commanders issues the Potsdam declaration demanding the uncondi- tional surrender of Japan. Although the ruling council seemed ready to negotiate terms, Hirohito decided against capitulation. The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki followed on August 6 and August 9 respectively.

Title : Rod MacLean Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-04 Comments :

Title : The victors circle Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : George Ross. Rockabye The crucial test Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-22 Comments :

Title : In the World of Sport Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Eddie Gillis. 'Butch' Bruin Tamer Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-30 Comments :

Title : Burning the midnight oil Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-08 Comments : Franco's survival as a leader was no doubt a source of anger and frustration to Josh and his peers. Franco held onto power until his death in 1975 after which Spain finally transitioned to a modern democracy.

Title : Tommy Burns Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1935-10-19 Comments :

Title : Evelyn Bushanan. Canadian Diving champ Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Happy Landings Sydney's Air Circus Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-25 Comments :

Title : Stripped Fury Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-08 Comments :

Title : Pink Elephant Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1944-04-29 Comments : The Red Army advance through the winter of 1943-44 had pushed the German army back 500 miles in the south, liberating the Ukraine and much of Byelorussia, and to the Estonian border in the north. In an article published a few weeks earlier, Goebbels conceded 'We may be forced to surrender territory in the east to keep our defen- sive lines intact'.

Title : Senior Hockey ? ? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Leaf's Sharpshooter Publication : Winnipeg Free Press Date : 1942-03-12 Comments :

Title : The Sixty-Four Dollar question Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-18 Comments :

Title : The old woodshed treatment would help a lot Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-09-09 Comments :

Title : Tucker MacInnis. Crusading hot-shot Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-16 Comments :

Title : One foot in the Door Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-09-17 Comments :

Title : Drew's Buget hoax. School grants Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Evelyn Buchanan Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Champ is buckling at the knees Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-01 Comments :

Title : A poll in Germany Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1943-05-01 Comments : In February 1943, Goebbels made a famous speech to a carefully selected audience in which he said 'I ask you: Do you believe with the Fuhrer and with us in the final total victory of the German peo- ple?' Here Josh is ridiculing the propaganda campaign intended to bolster the German fighting spirit after the tide of war had swung decisively against the Axis powers.

Title : The Industrial Tide Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-08 Comments :

Title : Nothing but tears, Folks Publication : Winnipeg Free Press Date : 1942-11-06 Comments : At the start of the 1942 NHL season, about 80 players were serving in the armed forces. Both the US and Canadian governments urged the NHL not to suspend the league 'in the interest of public morale'. In spite of worries about the diluted talent pool, ticket sales remained brisk as Josh points out. The aggressive recruiting brought some fresh faces to the league such as Bep Guidolin who at age 16 was too young to be conscripted. It was not quite robbing the cradle as Josh shows here, but a record for the youngest player in the NHL. Guidolin did have his playing career interrupted by the army two years later when he reached 18. An interesting side note to Guidolin was that he was an ardent sup- porter of the formation of an NHL player's union. This apparently got him in trouble with the owners in 1952 and he spent his last 9 playing years in the minors.

Title : Looking at the 1947 Civic Buget Estimates Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : How long can he hold on Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Plan to observe education week Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-02 Comments :

Title : Breaking Through the clouds Publication : Date : 1944-10-10 Comments :

Title : Twixt the devil and the deep Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-11 Comments :

Title : Portrait Sketch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Why Can't We Get It? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-08 Comments :

Title : Boys, Does it smell good!! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-05 Comments :

Title : Help get it into the barn Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1944-07-22 Comments :

Title : D.W. Patterson. 'Pat' Mr basketball Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-13 Comments :

Title : Mickey Roach. 'silver voiced' Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-07 Comments :

Title : The Magic Carpet. Red Cross Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-03-04 Comments :

Title : A poll in Germany Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1943-05-01 Comments : In February 1943, Goebbels made a famous speech to a carefully selected audience in which he said 'I ask you: Do you believe with the Fuhrer and with us in the final total victory of the German peo- ple?' Here Josh is ridiculing the propaganda campaign intended to bolster the German fighting spirit after the tide of war had swung decisively against the Axis powers.

Title : War Cartoon-Where will germany strike Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1943-03-16 Comments :

Title : Larry Dobranskki Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-03 Comments :

Title : Well, don Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : News of the Week in Brief Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-18 Comments :

Title : Temperature - Fair and Warm Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-11 Comments :

Title : Hitched to madman Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1979-01-11 Comments : The tide of German popular opinion was clearly turning against Hitler as the losses on all fronts continued and the misery of life under constant Allied bombing took its toll. However, Hitler could not conceive of surrendering regardless of the cost to the German people.

Title : There's A Pasture In The Future Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-02 Comments :

Title : Are you one of these? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-30 Comments :

Title : Looking for Sympathy Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1943-02-25 Comments : Mitchell Hepburn's leadership during this period was confrontational and erratic. He stepped down as Premier in Oct 1942 but continued to serve as Provincial Treasurer. Hepburn gave a speech a few days before this cartoon was published that offended most of the audience at Queen's Park. Afterwards, Premier Conant asked for his resignation and a leadership convention followed

Title : The Melancholy days Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-09-23 Comments :

Title : Max Peart Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Not Intrested Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-26 Comments :

Title : Teacher Strike Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The weather man Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Now if the preliminaries will step down Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-18 Comments : Shortly after confederation, Canada adopted the 'Red Ensign' as its official flag. This was basically a British naval flag with a Union Jack in the top left corner and a Canadian coat of arms in the middle. In November 1945, a parliamentary committee was struck to recom- mend a new national flag. After several thousand sub- missions, the committee proposed another variant of the Red Ensign with a golden maple leaf in the center panel. The Quebec legislature was against the contin- ued use of the Union Jack or any foreign symbols on the flag and the debate dragged on. King dropped the issue and it was was not until 1964 that Lester Pearson took up the debate again that led finally to the adoption of the current flag of Canada

Title : Waste not - want not!! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Ben Buffett. Miner Marathoner Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-07 Comments :

Title : Portrait Sketch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Highlights of last nights game Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-30 Comments :

Title : Editor Curran of the Sault Appeals for Wolves Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-24 Comments :

Title : Don't fence me out Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1945-09-06 Comments :

Title : Pete Langelle. 'Iron man' Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Could Stand a clean up. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Oasis Or Mirage, Tax relief Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-05 Comments :

Title : Education Week Being Observed Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-24 Comments :

Title : Stuck with a White Elephant Publication : Date : 1943-05-27 Comments :

Title : W.L. McK. King Canute' Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-13 Comments :

Title : In the nick of time. Garbage problems. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-16 Comments :

Title : Senior Hockey?? Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Haul Them In. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-02 Comments :

Title : Dan Morrison Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Evolution in Ontario in Two Short Years Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-12-12 Comments :

Title : 1945 Victory Garden Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1945-04-07 Comments :

Title : About Time Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Premier Drew of Ontario Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Put Them Out For The Colletor Tomorrow Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-17 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton Newsreel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Peace Talk Germany Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-19 Comments :

Title : Apple Day in Quebec Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1942-10-13 Comments : The referendum on conscription held in April, 1942 received 80% support across Canada but only 30% in Quebec. This galvanized Quebec nationalist sentiment and led to the formation of the Bloc Populaire Candadien in Sept. 1942 which existed primarily to fight this issue. Maxime Raymond abandoned the Liberals to lead the new party which held four seats in the House of Commons at one point. Pierre Trudeau and Jean Drapeau were members in their youth.

Title : A real oasis Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-05 Comments :

Title : Old Mother Hubbard Up To Date Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-23 Comments :

Title : Demand for Causway Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Peace - - Its wonderful! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-26 Comments :

Title : Old man winter Publication : Toronto Globe and Mail Date : 1943-01-21 Comments :

Title : A Finishing Touch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-15 Comments :

Title : The Proposal Publication : Date : 1942-12-11 Comments :

Title : Same Old Quebec Cry! Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-14 Comments :

Title : Twenty-Nine Yearrs Chairman Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-25 Comments :

Title : The Weekly Duel. Publication : Daily Tribune Date : 1947-05-13 Comments :

Title : In the World of Sport Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Burning the midnight oil Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-08 Comments : Franco's survival as a leader was no doubt a source of anger and frustration to Josh and his peers. Franco held onto power until his death in 1975 after which Spain finally transitioned to a modern democracy.

Title : Happy Days Are Here Again Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-12 Comments :

Title : Ghost towns Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-26 Comments :

Title : Operation 'Pocketbook' Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Now how about a burst of speed Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-03 Comments : Serious inquiry into a transit link to connect Cape Breton to the Nova Scotia mainland via the Strait of Canso began in 1890 after the completion of the rail- way link from Point Tupper to Sydney. For the next 50 years, all passengers and cargo had to be transferred via ferry across the 1.4 Km gap. The cost of such a project required multiple levels of government to coop- erate and hence progress took place at a pace that frustrated many Cape Breton residents

Title : Increase in poll tax Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Bursting at the seams Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-08 Comments :

Title : Unfilfilled Pledge Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-23 Comments :

Title : St. Catharines Sends a Good Salesman Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-02 Comments :

Title : Do you have to remind us now Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-15 Comments :

Title : Blowing up his bridges behind him Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1945-10-24 Comments : Although Germany's remaining arms production capability was

Title : Big Exhibition Opens on Wednesday Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-06 Comments :

Title : Another aspect of the season Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-30 Comments :

Title : Adrift Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-04-18 Comments :

Title : Billy Taylor. Billy the kid Publication : Winnipeg Free Press Date : 1942-02-25 Comments :

Title : Tucker MacInnis. Crusading hot-shot Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-16 Comments :

Title : Great post war launching Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-15 Comments :

Title : The World's Most Popular Pin-up Girl Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-11 Comments :

Title : Roy MacMillan. Defence DeLuxe Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-10 Comments :

Title : Dr. J. Clifford Trainor, D.D.S. Mayor of Port Hawkesbury Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-28 Comments :

Title : Timely News Items in Cartoon Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-09 Comments :

Title : Marshall Desveaux. Speed Marchant Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Harry Poulton Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-23 Comments :

Title : losing weight Publication : Date : 1944-07-06 Comments :

Title : We Could Do Without These Two Distractions Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1942-11-17 Comments : The Department of Munitions and Supply published absentee rates of 6-8% in the fall of 1942. Discriminatory hiring along racial and religious lines was also well documented throughout this period.

Title : Greed in Ottawa Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1942-10-07 Comments :

Title : Maybe the picture is upside-down Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-28 Comments :

Title : The strait of canso bridge Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Joseph MacDonald Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-15 Comments :

Title : Portrait Sketchfamily Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : My, My! How did you ever get up there! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-01 Comments :

Title : Our Jagged Nerves Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-24 Comments :

Title : Race Is On For Lincon County Nomination Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-21 Comments :

Title : Cape breton newsreel Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Riders to meet bombers Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Turk Broda. NHL goaltender Publication : Date : Comments : Turk Broda was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1967. He played 15 seasons for the Toronto Maple Leafs that included five Stanley Cup victories. Broda was instrumental in goal for the Leaf's famous four game come from behind victory over the Detroit Wed Wings in the 1942 Stanley Cup Final. Shortly afterward he interrupted his hockey career for 2 1/2 years to serve in the Canadian armed forces.

Title : Tie a little string on your finger Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-12-02 Comments :

Title : Premier Hepburn Vacations Again in South Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-31 Comments :

Title : East or west Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : It's a pretty rough road Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1945-11-17 Comments :

Title : Wolfson's Ad Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : The Library Secures More Money Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-12 Comments :

Title : Vale Of Tears Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Cant Catch Anything This Way Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-28 Comments :

Title : Protecting Neglected Children From Delinquency Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-18 Comments :

Title : John A. McNeil Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1970-01-01 Comments :

Title : In a Cock-Eyed World Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-02-08 Comments :

Title : 24th Of May Celebrations At Ottawa Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-05-23 Comments :

Title : Tommy Burns Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1935-10-19 Comments :

Title : Intercepted Every Time Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-03 Comments : The steel strike was settled two days before this cartoon was pub- lished. Josh's attention has turned to the fundamental problem of infla- tion and its disproportional impact on those at the bottom of the wage ladder.

Title : Jim Topp Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : End of The Line.. All Out Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-03-16 Comments :

Title : Cape Brenton China Aid Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-02-01 Comments :

Title : Hon. R.B. Bennett Says Farewell Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-10 Comments :

Title : Portrait Sketch Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Clerk Speaks on Municipal Services Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-19 Comments :

Title : Blankets For The West Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-12-07 Comments :

Title : Hanging in the air Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-08-31 Comments :

Title : Words fail him Publication : Date : 1945-03-30 Comments :

Title : After Some Hard Years, the Local Realtors Are Again on the Bit Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-19 Comments :

Title : High Seas. Impending coal strike Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Germany is Terribly Hard-Up for Scrap Metals Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-11 Comments :

Title : Trapped!! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Tommy Spencer. 'gun' crowd pleaser Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Unknown sketch of priest Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : Still Being Snowed Under Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-10-18 Comments :

Title : A Lenten Washing; What is Lent For? Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-20 Comments :

Title : Louis Assoun. 'Soony' Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Compromise Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Hitched to a falling star Publication : Toronto Daily Star Date : 1944-02-09 Comments : As the tide of war turned against Germany, Franco tried to distance himself from the Axis alliance. On February 3, 1944 the Spanish government issued a statement in which it promised 'the fulfilment of duties appertaining to such strict neutrality, both from Spanish nationals and from foreign subjects.' As a Communist with bitter memories of the Spanish revolution, Josh's distaste for Franco is expressed here in his hopes that he would fall along with the other fascist dictators of Europe.

Title : Cross in sky Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Wanted - A missing link Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-02-19 Comments :

Title : It's June in January Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-21 Comments :

Title : Col. Drew's Conception of Fishing, Work-Ends in Happy Days to Come Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-03-12 Comments :

Title : More Baloney Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : A reminder - vote today Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-04 Comments :

Title : Monkey Wrench in the works Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-24 Comments : Although it was just brewing at the time this cartoon was printed, 2700 members of local 1005 of the United Steelworkers of America would walk off their jobs at Stelco that summer in Hamilton on a strike that would have far reaching implications. Three days after this cartoon was published, the Union Local met to set out their contract demands. Among them were a 40 hour work week, 2 weeks vacation following 5 years of service and the recognition of the union and the collective bargaining process. The strike would last 86 days and spread to Westinghouse, Firestone and the Hamilton Spectator Newspaper that published this cartoon and would soon fire Josh from its staff after a very brief stint. The strike would divide the city among those supporting and opposing the unions and include violent confrontations between strikers and replacement workers. By mid-summer 20 percent of the city's industrial work force would be on strike and thousands more laid off by the ensuing plant shutdowns

Title : The victors circle Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Evolution of a Sit Down Striker Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-02-26 Comments :

Title : A model that will work. Lastings peace Publication : Daily Tribune Date : 1947-01-01 Comments : In March, 1947 at the beginning of the Cold War in the first implementation of the 'Truman Doctrine', the US Congress approved $400M in aid for the Greek monarchy who were fighting a bitter civil war against Communist rebels. This cartoon was published just after the end of Josh's tenure at the Sidney Post Record. Note again the alternate signature used here for publi- cation in the Communist press.

Title : James Johnston Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Association of United Nations Publication : Date : 1945-07-21 Comments :

Title : A Necessary Lesson in Saftey Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-01-20 Comments :

Title : George McGregor Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-16 Comments :

Title : Make Sure He Remembers - Give Now! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-03 Comments :

Title : Meeting Real Opposition Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1938-01-22 Comments : The threat of the advancing Japanese forces led to a fragile unity between the Communist and Nationalist camps within China that was helped along by a Soviet diplomatic initiative.

Title : Parasites Have Been Growing Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-06 Comments :

Title : When a Feller Needs a Friend Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1937-04-13 Comments :

Title : They Broke The Chain That Held His Heart Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1947-01-06 Comments :

Title : O Grandma! What Big Teeth You Have!! Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-11-30 Comments :

Title : Stamp them out Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1945-11-07 Comments :

Title : Come on Willie. Time to get up Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Wolfson's advertisment. Publication : Date : Comments :

Title : The situation is well in hand Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-07-26 Comments :

Title : Let's see the dust fly Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : 1946-06-19 Comments :

Title : Inseparable Publication : Hamilton Spectator Date : 1946-01-22 Comments :

Title : Cape Breton city council Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : First In The Ring Publication : St. Catharines Standard Date : 1936-11-29 Comments :

Title : Flowers that bloom in the spring Publication : Toronto Telegram Date : 1944-04-17 Comments :

Title : Fireside Chat. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :

Title : Yep! He's Gaining Weight, All Right. Publication : Sydney Post Record Date : Comments :