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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
3
A bright cheery dress with eyelet edged details, rounded neckline, and handy pockets. The design emphasizes a chambray fabric with a flattering silhouette and casual chic mood.
The piece discusses US Soviet relations after World War II, citing Lt General Walter Bedell Smith on two hostile camps and a possible future conflict. It argues peace comes from national strength, education, and the free pursuit of individual achievement, urging democratic resolve.
A visiting pastor at a golf outing misplayed a swing shouting Oh Boulder while explaining a grand misdirection. The article adds a Canada investment figure for 1948 totaling seven and a half billion dollars with most holdings in the United States.
An excerpt from the Ginger Farm diary describes a chilly house in early June, painting efforts on ceilings and stair walls, improvised scaffolding, and a niece’s safety pint of help. It also covers cellar cleanup with a vacuum and the arrival of a small tractor to move stuff and mend fences. The entry notes departed horses and a lively sense of rural work.
The cows nosed under the fence and helped themselves to ash pile branches and elm leaves then gnawed green oats in the yard. They settled in a lush patch and chewed cud, prompting the suggestion they be moved to pasture or returned home for feed.
The essay argues for a fast tracked Royal commission on government costs and urges using Ontario Scout Group auxiliaries data and wartime public accounts lessons. It cites Harry Truman's public accounts approach as a model and notes 1948 life insurance savings per Canadian. It critiques pigeonholing of commission reports and calls for annual Public Accounts Committee scrutiny.
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