Socialism Isn't Solving Our Problems Says B J Deachimman
A writer argues against socialism noting its reliance on controls fails to fix costs or wages. He cites railways freight rate hikes, board price fixing, and political meddling as faults of centralized planning. He warns open markets and individual liberty better address national issues than government boards.
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Mosher
Canadian Congress of Labor
CCF
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Coe
Ealee
Canada
Milk Board
Maple Products Sweeten Canadian US Relations
Canadian Grocer cites DBS data showing maple sugar exports to the United States in 1947 reached 4 352 143 pounds valued at 1 822 654 dollars. Maple syrup shipments totaled 397 497 gallons worth 1 320 000 dollars, with smaller amounts sent to Newfoundland France and the Bahamas.
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Canada
DBS
States
Newfoundland
France
Bahamas
Wartime Mayor of Oakville 1941 to 1944
Wartime mayor of Oakville served 1941 through 1944 after largest Town majority vote. First president of reorganized Oakville Lions Club and district Lions International Canada leader. WWI veteran led 1919 dental service for Soldiers Civil Re-establishment at Guelph. Initiated tax exemption for Legion Hall and paid holidays for town staff. Organized Oakville’s first OHA hockey team.
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Oakville
Oakville Lions Club
Board of Governors Lions International
Ontario
Quebec
Department of Soldiers
Guelph
Oakville Legion
Legion Hall
Dr. Deans
Oakville Golf Club
Recollections of Acton and Local Happenings
A fragment from Acton notes residents mourning the drownings of Tommy Wallace and J Owens at Guelph. Others report property sale, road safety complaints, a baseball game East End beating the Town 11 to 8, and a cycling parade through town. Rabbi Mooshie G Daniel visited the area.
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Acton
Tommy Wallace
J. Owens
Guelph
Thomas Perryman Jr
Robt Campbell
Lake Avenue
East End Plagers
East End
O the Park
Bannock Ohalaaz
Mary on tulips and a Main Street residence purchase
In town Mary adorns homes with fine tulips while Mr. Chas Wilson buys a stone Main Street residence near Education Lane. The Halton annual convention drew 170 Ladies at Knox Church. Mrs. Saltard Kabe travels to England. Acton Lodge LO OF No 2014 decorates and parades for Decoration Day as Beardmore and Co build an addition to their factory with a new dry loft and storage over the rolling room.
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Mary
Chas. Wilson
Halton
Knox Church
F. J. Salt Ard Kabe
England
Acton Lodge LO
Beardmore and Co
Oakville Firemen Rescue Girl From Drifted Lake Raft
Oakville firemen Walter Boocock Sam Shaw and Larry Wilson rescued 16 year old Adelé Oxley from a raft adrift on the lake. The incident followed a weekend of civic events including a Legion banquet for the intermediate hockey team and Cadet Corps inspection praised by an officer.
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Oakville
Walter Boocock
Sam Shaw
Larry Wilson
Adelé Oxley
Montreal
Branch 114
Canadian Legion
Legion
Legion Hall
Oakville and
Trafalgar High School Cadet Corps
Communist Vote Sparks Hospital Bed Romance in Italy
In a small Italian town two communists on the local election committee ended up in adjoining hospital beds after the vote. The reason is that only one communist vote was cast in the precinct.
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Italy
Faith sustains civilization and drives every transaction
Faith enters into practically every transaction between men. Faith builds everything worthwhile and separates those who succeed from those who fail. The speaker asserts faith underpins civilization, balance, and progress, while lack of faith reveals cowardice or misinformation.
Parental Responsibility in Family Roles Examined
A federal bulletin on adolescent welfare argues the mother pig bears no responsibility for her offspring’s actions while the father handles thrift and general care. The discussion uses farm analogies to explore parental influence within marriage.
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Weu
Junior
Marriage Association
Federal Department of Agriculture
Foundation shrubs frame house features with evergreen emphasis
Foundation planting guides note evergreens in foundations highlight sharp architectural aspects of a home while Apeld tour shrubs offer softer effects. Evergreens draw attention to nearby areas and can emphasize bold features, whereas Apeld tour shrubs help hide unattractive elements and high concrete foundations.
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B. J. Deachiman
Milton
Clement & Mountain
Foundation
Milton District Co-operative
Lions International of Canada
O.H.A
Trafalgar Township
Civil Defense Committee
Oakville-Trafalgar
Dr. Deans X
Halton Liberal Association
Valion
Ksana
Fras Preed
Thuredy
Persia
Mooshie G. Daniel
Droomish College
Inaue
Thurulay
Oakvile
John Calder
Holden
Optometrist
Douglas Street
Falco Broa
Ebi
Muchdeta
Tin
The
International Limited
Toronto
Chicago
Cornwall
Brockville
Kingston
Belleville
Port Hope
Oshawa
Hamilton
Branford
London
Sarnia
Eel Service
Toreate Easy
I National Railways
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