Khrushchev Uses U.N. Stage in Race and Colonial Debates
Khrushchev at the U.N. General Assembly warns of colonialism while praising disarmament yet alleging Western prejudice. He targets U.S. policy in Africa and Latin America, argues for shifting UN headquarters, and seeks to win Afro Asian bloc support against Western aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Commonwealth
Russia
Khrustichev
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Diefenbaker
U.N
Stooges
Cuba
Castro
Latin America
United States
Khrushchev
Congo
Mr. Hammarskjold
New York
United Nations
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Canada in the Twentieth Century
The piece weighs Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s 20th century forecast against Canada’s evolving role. It notes Canada’s shift toward the United States for culture and goods, Britain for welfare state ideas, and the risk of a cultural Gresham’s law if Canada blends the worst of both. It ends by questioning the realization of Laurier’s vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Wilfred
Britain
France
United States
Sir Wilfred
Russa
Messrs. Kennedy
Nixon
Messrs
Macmillan
Gaitskell
Gresham
Better Than You May Think The World Situation
A Times Paris Bureau reporter argues not all is grim. He cites reforms in Egypt and non communism in the region, Britain and Germany boosting aid, and cautious nuclear fears. He notes U S growth around 3.5 to 4 percent annually, while Soviet rise remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin JL. Dale, Jr
Paris
New York Times
Britain
Germany
U.S
Buster
Pree
Canadian business urged to boost education role
A Canadian business leader urged executives to do more than donate funds to education. He noted university funding rose from 17 million to 115 million annually in recent years and urged businesses to engage with schools to promote continued education, student aid, and parental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Weernagh
Ty SH
In Tame! Foundation
Deeks
Sugar and Spite Conversational Clash Over Values
A tense exchange unfolds between two men arguing over life priorities. One scorns material comforts while the other lists achievements such as a BA degree, wartime service, editing a newspaper, and family devotion as true success, ending with a dramatic interruption by a clarion call.
Morning Routine and the Boss in a Fractured Life
The piece traces a narrator's bleak day driven by work pressure and domestic strain. A failed self image shapes interactions with a harsh boss Cello and subordinates while personal life shows heart issues and divorces. The looming presence of a troubling, untouched routine persists.
Local Election Results and Civic Changes Reported
The district vote produced close results with six council seats contested Stirring recount possibilities for one seat. In Georgetown the Lions Club Santa Claus parade wowed 1500 participants and Milton hosted a caravaganza. Burlington Fire department tensions led to the resignation request of No 2 chief Alf Peacock over equipment disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munton
Order Gans
Johom Repta
Te Pa Willam Lila
Robert Harkay
Ro Janes James Gardign
Teste Pavey
Nace
George McDeuitt
Crodilite
Reeve
Mike Dey
Mhice
Georgetown
Lions Club
Delrex Market
Reg
Law
Alf Peacock
No. 2 Fire Company
Peacock
Aew County Fire Prevention Bureau
Christmas Benevolence and Local Happenings of Acton 1918
A scanned fragment from The Free 1 issue highlights Doll Night at the Epworth League, toy donations to Deaconess Home, and Christmas giving. It notes potential trouble hiring a new principal, building work in progress at a GTR facility, a mumps-related school closure, and hobbyist debates on billiard rooms. The piece also covers Acton Legion venison dinner, Lorne Scots inspection, and community events with church and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
Epworth League
Hamilton
Board of Education
Stewart
GTR Mer
Acton Stilion
Free Press
Acton
Canadian Legion
JM. MacDonald
Legion
Lorne Scots
C.F Constantine
Military District No. 2
Aclan
Cantra
Christeas
Cfifford West
Titernatrant Ys
Onton
Mason
Muses
Upang
Professional Directory and Travellers' Guide Entry
Dr W G C Kenney operates Peysdam and Surzoom office in Symay Flock 434 Mill St E Acton. Office phone 78 residence 115 Church St E phone 130.
Local Business and Medical Directory for Acton Ont
Directory and tips page listing doctors dentists chiropractors and professionals in Acton Ontario. Includes addresses phone numbers office hours and service notes along with coach lines and rail schedule glimpses.
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Red
Indus
Tupme
Capete
Borma Anc
The
Acton Free Press
Dills Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd
Willow St
Ontaro
Audit Bureau of Circulation
CWNAL
Ontario- Quebec di A
Post Office Department
Ottawa
G. A. Dills
David R Dills
ORIAL
Tie
Pin
Eather Tayi
Anticipation
BY Bill Smiley
Pop
Aman
Hme Trang
Sant
Suboirdine Ates
Eva
Bet
Denatt
Guelph
Cattegu
Fairy Lake
GTR
Jubilee Park
Park
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
Van
D. A. Garrett
Cian
Wiloward Rover
Rover
Robert Lv. Buckner Pris.cian
Wellington St. Acton
Howell
Vodl
Von
Caesette
Pemer Wredens
Her
Byhrs
Ant
F. L. Wright
Wilbur St
DR. H. Lei
Caryer Mall
Frederick Street
A. J. Buchanan
Mill Street
C. F. Leatherland
Bartister & Selicitor, Notary
A. Braida
B.A. Forster
Tor
Notary Public
Mam
St. Acton
Hastings & Payne Barrisers and Solicitors Notaries Public
W. Roy Riddell
B.C. Palmer
Toes & Tees
Bruge
Mer
EL. Buchner
Robert R. Hamilton
Georgetows
Hewkrs
Monto
Lever & Chartered
King St W
Turunta
Edmund G Morgan
DSC
Green St Guelph
Gray Coach Lines
Adam
Canadian National Railways
Fleer
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