Newspaper honors reflect teamwork across Halifax and beyond
The paper praises Callads-wide recognition and cites teamwork among staff, correspondents, advertisers, and readers for the award of best all around newspaper in Halifax. It notes representation at the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association convention with western editors discussing drought and fishing industry challenges.
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Halifax
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
West Coast Picture Sparks Dialogue on Drought and Mines
The passage recalls farmers in drought regions and a Springhill Nova Scotia publisher discussing mine closures and unemployment. It notes a famed mining disaster memory, a fire that leveled a newspaper plant, and a Newfoundland publisher worried about forest fires. The piece reflects resilient attitude across Canada.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Summer Glory and the City Nights of Youth
A first person reminiscence recalls a wild college era in the city with beer in the King Cote Room and secret Sunday visits. It contrasts past debaucheries with modern restraint and notes the shift in public manners and social norms. The narrator reflects on youth, temptation, and the blurred line between pleasure and consequence. Prices are described and a waiter compared to John L. Sullivan as the tale closes with a tip.
Moving Night Out Sparks City Colorful Tales
A narrator recalls a restless evening wandering from moral doubts to a late movie that shocks the city. He notes encounters with strangers, a strained dinner, and a self critical mood as he grapples with vice and social mores. The tale hints at a forthcoming piece about a small town’s descent.
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Nest
Something for Everyone at Exhibition Proves Popular
A family day at the annual exhibition impressed with mid way rides for children and a grandstand show that highlighted Canadian talent. The RCMP musical ride and a half hour pageant of Canadian history, plus performances by Olympic stars and local cadets, defined a broad appeal with smooth grounds traffic and new features.
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Jack Arthur
R.C.M.P
Toronto
Army
Navy
Air Force
Leslie Bell
Freedom and press liberty cited in Nova Scotia plaque ceremony
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker urged editors in Halifax to defend freedom as central to western unity amid Berlin tensions. A Nova Scotia plaque honoring Joseph Howe recalls his 1835 defense for a free press, which he won, establishing press liberty in the colony and echoing at a time when Russia’s reach is noted against Canada’s smaller papers.
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John Diefenbaker
Halifax
Berlin
Nova Scotia
Joseph Howe
Forever
Freedom of
Howe
Britain
Russia
Canada
Fall Activities Preview At Acton Exhibition Parks And Post Office Plans
Local notes describe the Canadian National Exhibition opening with brass numbers from the bandshell and other bands. Fall programs, school start, and acton community projects include parking at the United Church site, construction of a new Community Centre, and demolition plans for Acton’s $90,000 post office and customs office. The piece also mentions the Mediscope exhibit, old building memories, and sidewalk work ahead as residents anticipate a busy season.
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Feidavob
Potaiwwe
Pam
Prahes
Actua
Televi
Letter to editor gratitude for news releases
A P Green thanks Weston Free Press for publishing their news releases. The letter notes appreciation for past releases concerning Mr Twaramars 8th anniversary and is signed by John Corby Adv Manager of ALP Green Fire Brak Company Limited.
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Acton
Free Press
Ontario
Su. Weowersh
Soudor
Twramars
Green Fire Brak Company Limited
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co. Ltd
John Corby
Adv
Car mounts curb injuring two and a baby in Toronto area
An out of control car driven by Dr W G Brown mounted the curb at Mill and Mary Streets injuring Miss Anne Dunn and Mrs R P Watson who were on the sidewalk. A two month old baby in a buggy survived pinned to a pillow by the bumper.
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W. G. Brown
Toronto
Mill
Mary Streets
Anne’ Dunn
R. P. Watson
Wm. Cooper
Miss Dunn
Tetle Rose Marie Airrop
Reformatory
Gordon Smith
Guelph
A. J. Buchanan
Duke of Kent
Manning Pool
Local Professional Directory and Coach Schedule
Acton Ontario directory lists doctors lawyers and accountants with offices on Willow River Sts Main St Cork St E and 22 Phone-Res 151. Coaches depart Acton daily DST timetable shows routes to Toronto with morning and evening departures and weekend times.
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