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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
5
Fragmented prose argues nations must join under moral standards and a God governed framework to avoid isolation and materialism. It warns that treaties alone fail to guarantee peace and urges inspired democracy, shared sacrifice, and ethical leadership to mold the century’s future.
The Berush Flood Relief Campaign is launched with government backing in Spanseged Qatar. Central Committee under Russell leads charity drive for Europe, coordinating with Health Minister and local mayors, seeking donations of food, clothing, and shelter. Depots at parish halls, churches, and community centers will collect goods for distribution.
During the closing campaign days, volunteers at local depots will sort and pack food and clothing for Central Warehouses. The provincial government will also collect monetary donations via legal committees with official receipts for tax purposes, funds to be sent to Ontario for bulk purchases and shipment to Britain.
The article urges residents to begin spring clean-up as snow recedes exposing debris. It notes untidy streets and yards hurt the town’s image and encourages using tools like hoes and rakes. It promises satisfaction once the job starts and progresses.
A Montreal Gazette analysis details six major paper firms profits from 1943 to 1946, showing aggregate gains rising from 12.8 to 35.6 million dollars. It notes price rises despite controls, cites wage pressures and pulpwood costs, and questions whether profits justify higher newsprint prices or government policing measures.
Editorial notes discuss government, road issues, and changes in the Bowmanville Statesman as the James family assumes a new partnership with editor George James and nephew Johnny James. The paper, 73 years old, promises continuity and continued local pride under the new arrangement.
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