Sun’s Warning on Campbell Effort to Buy Vancouver Paper
The Sun accuses Premier Oliver’s circle of attempting to buy and shut down the paper to control news. Campbell allegedly offered $150,000 to purchase The Sun and install a government paper, with cabinet ministers implicated in pressuring for a sale. The Sun refused, pledging to stay independent despite political pressure.
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Vancouver Sun
Campbell
the Sun
Oliver
Sun
Charles Campbell
East
Farris
Hart
Pattullo
King
McLean
Howard Robertson
St. John
N.B
Covning
World
Chas. FH. Campbell and Associates
Canada at the Crossroads lectures by Agnes Laut
Miss Agnes Laut, noted journalist and publicist, spoke at Chau tauqua on Canada at the Crossroads. She urged union and immigration to unlock resources in land, oil, lumber and minerals, stressing Canada must become a producer in world markets. She warned readers that while a crisis exists, the prescription lies in solid facts and coordinated effort.
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Agnes Laut
United States
Canada
Chautauqua
Miss Laut
Won't Shield Corruption The Sun Stands With Readers
A public statement asserts The Sun will not shield official corruption and will remain accountable to subscribers. The editors defend their policy against libel actions and press pressure, emphasizing honor in reporting and independence from government influence.
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Sun
Campbell
The
Union Services in Big Tent Draw Large Crowds
Sunday observances at the Chautauqua tent united Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian congregations for morning and evening services. Four railway unions attended the memorial, with Dr. J L Gordon delivering the morning sermon and Rev B W MacKay of Knox Church giving the evening address. Musical numbers featured L D Rengger Vincent Fink and mixed choruses from the three churches.
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Chautauuaq
J. L. Gordon
B. W. MacKay
Knox Church
L. D. Rengger
Rengger
Vincent Fink
Practical Wisdom From a Seasoned Mother
A meeting of parents scenes a veteran mother recounting tough experiences raising three boys under dire circumstances. She stresses playing with children, earning and keeping their trust, and treating child raising as a serious business. She argues against private schools as undemocratic and notes bad influences exist everywhere.
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Shoe
Old Windmills on the Quebec Roadside Shape a Canadian Tone
A survey of wind mills and towers along Quebec roads notes their historic value as landmarks in Varennes and nearby areas. The author praises their rugged architecture, links to Normandy, and potential for inspiring future Canadian design in architecture, landscape, and irrigation.
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Quebec
Atlantic
Varennes
St. Lawrence
Normandy
V. H.terest
C.p.a.nnes
Para
Verenney
Manu Inetanroe
Collision at cut bank street causes heavy damage
A head on crash between a British Columbia and Alberta power company vehicle and an Alberta car occurred at the foot of the cut bank Lily on Sunday. Both cars were wrecked and repairs will cost about $1,000. The site has dangerous curves that demand caution from drivers.
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Alberta Power
Alberta
Serafe Free Press
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Pacific Milk CO. Ltd
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