Acton Heer Press Sues Caption and Cancellations Notice
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Letter Box invites reader opinions on community matters
We welcome reader opinions in the Letter Box Column of THR Free Press as a forum for timely subjects and constructive suggestions. The newspaper encourages signed letters to the editor and asks contributors to review their pieces before publication, noting editors cannot assume responsibility for unsigned submissions.
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Acton
Canadian fruit growers forecast bumper apple crop and steady pears
The 1937 Canadian fruit outlook projects apples at 5,146,100 barrels with Nova Scotia leading at 2,400,000 barrels and British Columbia 1,801,000. Pears total 393,200 bushels, down 27,900 from last year, with Ontario and British Columbia supplying most of the crop. Peach and plum estimates show gains over 1936, with Ontario and BC as major contributors.
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Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Momentary Out of Control Crash Near Acton
A Sunday motor car wreck near Acton injured four occupants while one man lay unconscious. The car, not a new model, was badly damaged with glass shattered and doors jammed. Witnesses recalled a happy carload before a fraction of a minute wrecked it.
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Acton
Editor’s ruling on publication censorship
The Vernon News explains the editor's right to decide what statements from public meetings appear in print. Submitting reports for censorship abdicates editorship and shifts power to outsiders. Every newspaper faces similar pressures and must uphold its publication policy.
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B.C
Connorahip
Vernon News
Halton County Vote Shows Mixed Support for Independent Cross
An editorial notes Independent candidate Mr Cross in Halton failed to secure 1 percent of his nomination signers and questions voter loyalty. It argues reform is possible within existing Liberal and Conservative parties and laments lack of traction for new parties or panaceas.
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Cross
Halton
Ontario
Important Appointment for Acton Clerk and Treasurer
Citizens show keen interest in the council while considering the appointment to succeed H N Farmer. The combined Clerk and Treasurer role provides continuity between councils and oversees annual turnover of 40 to 50 thousand dollars with about 20 thousand in yearly debenture payments.
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H. N. Farmer
Farmer
McKinnon
Acton
Editorial notes on licenses voting and power demand
A 1937 car license plate note complains of fading colors on 1938 plates and favorably notes reduced fees with a promise to accept color variations next year. Other items mention higher Plowing Match attendance, a female candidate for Sudbury Municipal honors, and Ontario voters setting a record turnout with strong hydro demand and Niagara, Georgian Bay system gains.
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Niagara
Georgian Bay
Christian Renewal and Social Duty in Crete Excerpt
A Sunday lesson discusses Christian renewal as shown by conversion in Crete, stressing obedience to civil authority, gentleness in social life, and the transformation from hatred to mercy. It notes the role of the Trinity in renewal and warns against gossip and quibbling while urging firm action against evil.
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Notoriaus
Christiana
Nedilo
Crete
Glorin
God Himantf
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Child Advocates Warn About Stranger Danger
A narrative recounts an incident where a child refused a stranger's offer to take him home. The adult witnesses stress never entering a stranger’s car or accepting rides. They urge children to alert trusted adults and repeat safety rules to peers.
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Harton
Ming
Benny
Fiat
Overboard Panic At Fall Sparked By Maneaters Claim
A large crowd rushed to the fall after a reported woman overboard. Witnesses described a frenzied scene as a lifeline rope was lowered and a body was feared in the water. The report records fear and confusion among spectators and quotes a brief, cautious remark from the woman.
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