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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
2
Kenneth R. Wilson argues in the Financial Post that the threat of atomic attack makes smaller towns and rural areas more attractive for industry. He notes four million Canadians in large cities remain vulnerable targets, while decentralization could lessen risk and spread economic activity.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics projects 1946 milk output at 16.6 billion pounds, 1 billion less than 1945, signaling rising butter shortages for home use and cheese exports. A grim forecast notes higher butter prices to sustain dairy output, while Eastern farmers are told to rely on own feed grains as the West uses more. Flour output rises in October, offering a potential offset via milling by products for livestock feeds.
A political statement argues that Britain and the United States must remain united to defend moral and spiritual values against godless materialism. It warns democracy is endangered by internal faults and external enemies, citing Hitler as an example of materialism corroding freedom.
The text argues separating Britain from America strengthens liberty and urges democracies to embrace their shared ideology. It posits democracy as universal, bigger than race or class, and capable of bridging widening divides, uniting peoples and transcending nationalist aims.
An editorial by WL Clark argues thrift drove early progress and individual initiative but warns modern security welfare risks eroding the national character. It stresses citizens' responsibility while cautioning against excessive state paternalism undermining self-reliance.
The Orangeville Banner urges readers to adopt punctuality at work, school, and events. It argues being on time saves man hours, boosts efficiency, and reduces headaches, noting trains and broadcasts run on schedule. It promotes resolving to be on time in the new year.
Editorial notes point to warmer weather and roof repairs as winter eases. Nassagaweya Township advances a plan to provide secondary schooling with transport arranged for students to Guelph. Lorne Bedy memoirs in St Mary’s Journal Argus gain reader anticipation and pride. Edmonton Journal says a government surplus warrants income tax cuts to boost production and investment in Canada.
Succession notice lists Jenkins and Handy at 1305 Metropolitan Building and Victoria Street Toronto with establishment Elg 9131. Indicates transfer of business interests and location details for related entities.
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