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Ontario Liquor Advertising Ban Spurs Printing Trade Plea
The Toronto Joint Board of Printing Trades Unions urged the Legislature to amend the Liquor Control Act to ban advertising of liquor or grant printers in Ontario the same privilege as out-of-province rivals. They argued current laws push magazine sales to Quebec and that increased drink revenue harms society. المجلس
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Editorial notes on Ontario Quebec Weekly Newspaper Association convention
The writer recalls attending from afar the annual convention results with Kirkland Like’s Northerly News taking first in best editorial page, Fergus News-Record second, and Bowmanville Statesman with Whitby Chronicle tied for third. Bruce M. Pearce becomes division president succeeding Walter Legge, with reflections on gains from publisher contact and maintaining association ties.
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Debates Reach Acton Overnight From Ottawa House of Commons
An Ottawa editor describes attending a Thursday House of Commons debate and returning home by train to Acton the next morning. The Saturday mail brings verbatim debate copies, produced swiftly by reporters who transcribe speeches on site and rush them into print, illustrating rapid information flow across Canada.
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House of Commons
Acton
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Dominion
Musical Festival Highlights Halton School Music Progress
This week end the Halton schools showcase the annual musical festival and year end education achievements. The program reflects cooperative effort by teachers, pupils, and citizens in organization and transport, with Mrs. M R Moore cited for pioneering work that laid a foundation now continued and fruitful.
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Acton
M.R. Moore
Not a True Picture of Halton’s Tuberculosis Plan
The piece argues that daily headlines misrepresent Halton County farmers views on cattle tuberculosis control. It cites conversations with farmers across the county showing mixed outcomes, with some losses and others approval of the test, and contends the overall progressiveness of local farmers is understated by sensational press coverage.
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Halton
Upset hockey fades as bigger upset tops year
Editorial notes flag trends in trade and politics across Canada and Alberta. They question Social Credit prospects in Alberta and hint Premier Aberhart’s tight spot amid Ottawa debates. March’s weather is noted as lamb-like and lion-like, reflecting mixed patterns. A Michigan City inmate survives a botched execution attempt due to transfusions before being electrocuted.
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Social Credit
Alberta
Aberhart
Michigan City
Indiana
Jesus Invites All People to the Kingdom Feast
A Sunday school lesson frames the parable of the Great Supper as a call to all to enter the Kingdom. It contrasts the Jewish rejection with Christ's invitation to the morally poor and outcast, urging immediate acceptance and noting that excuses fail before God’s gracious call.
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Wave of rumors hits neighborhood over saxophone rumors
A quirky exchange circulates in the neighborhood as a resident recalls advice from Y about why someone is popular. The comment mentions Y’s habit of playing the saxophone when feeling lonely, creating a small stir among locals.
Wet SORRY LADY Actress Seeks Divorce Lawyer Question
A movie actress asks for a divorce with the quip about needing a reason. The lawyer questions the basis while she retorts in a humorous exchange. The snippet reflects stage dialogue tone and domestic dispute humor.
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