Post-War Educational Problems Dealt With By Dr. Newton
Dr. Robert Newton president of the University of Alberta spoke on post war education at Central school auditorium. He urged a world viewpoint and decontamination of Nazi propaganda, strong basic principles, Bible study, and equal opportunity through progressive education. He pressed support for returning students and closed with a faith in humanity and world brotherhood. Professor Salter followed with a talk on the University as a silent partner in provincial progress, titled Damn Few, referencing its 6000 graduates.
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Newton
Central school
Robert Newton
University of Alberta
F. M. Salter
university
F. A. Rudd
Lethbridge and district
Germany
WREML Fataien
Salter
Overseas Gunner Legge Arrives After Training Abroad
Gunner R. Legge of the Canadian Artillery Corps arrived overseas after enlisting in 1942 and training at Camp Shilo. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H Legge of Lethbridge, Alberta, whose wife and daughter Joanne remain in the city. The article notes Legge’s emphasis on University of Alberta research in agriculture and medicine and quotes Mayor D H Elton praising two eminent educationalists.
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Lethbridge
R. 4. Legge
H. Legge
Camp Shilo
Joanne
Tory
University of Alberta
D H. Elton
Seeding Starts At Coalhurst In Alberta Region
Spring operations on land are advancing across Southern Alberta with some delays from moisture. The first work began April 14 at Loomis near the Lethbridge railway division and is due to spread to surrounding areas by April 21. Wrentham has started land work and should be general next week. Coalhurst sowing began Wednesday and should be general by April 21.
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Alberta
Loomis
Lethbridge
Wrentham
Coalhurst
City Glances Drug Theft Targets Doctor's Medical Car
Police investigate the theft of a medical bag with drugs and valuable instruments from Dr A A Haig's car parked near his home at 1115 8th Ave S. Wednesday night. Stanley B Nordquist, Sea Cadet paymaster and submarine lieutenant, returned from a two week cadet officers course on the Pacific coast. Michael Harris of the Canadian Army Service Corps arrived safely in England per a cable to his father W M Harris.
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A. A. Haig
8th Ave. S
Stanley B. Nordquist
Sub. Lient
Lethbridge Sea Cadet Corps
Pacific coast
SAFE OVERSEAS Pie
Michael Harris
Canadian Army Service Corps
England
W. M. Harris
Theatres Listings at Capitol Roxy Lealta Provide Show Times
The Capitol presents God at 9:12 with complete shows at 2:18 4:35 and 9:12. Roxy airs You Cant Escape Forever at 3:01 5:07 7:13 9:37 and complete shows at 2:15 4:21 6:27 8:33 9:19. Lealta offers Flying With Music at 6:30 8:55 and Lydia at 7:20 9:45.
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CAPITOL
ROXY
LEALTA
Lydia
Five Day Week Spreads to Alberta Collieries
Harassed by men leaving for farms, Southern Alberta coal fields adopt five day week. Miners at Shaughnessy and Lethbridge Collieries shift to Saturdays off, following No. 8 mine’s move last week. About 300 in No. 8 and 200 at Shaughnessy affected. Both expect to work tomorrow after an idle day observed for the funeral of long time Gali Mines manager Robert Livingstone.
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Alberta
Shaughnessy
Lethbridge
Herald
No. 8
Robert Livingstone
Gali Mines
Frost Grips Leth Bridge With 33.8 Degree Low
Severe frost noted at Leth Bridge early Friday with a 33.8 degree low around 6 36 am. It may have damaged young buds and nipped perennials pushing from local gardens as Thursday saw a high of 58.2 degrees.
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Lethbridge
Canadian Army officer Tulloch arrives in England
S. L. Tulloch of the Canadian Active Army has arrived in England safely, with family advised by cable. He serves with the Engineers. Before joining active service he led boys’ work in North Lethbridge.
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ENGLAND
S. L. Tulloch
cable
Mr. Tulloch
North Lethbridge
Irrigation Water Soon Available At CPR System
Headgates of the CPR irrigation project near Kimball will open in about 10 days with water to follow through canals a few days later. G. R. Brown, superintendent, says the St Mary River system is in good shape and repairs should finish by opening day. Chin Lake reservoir is nearly full, with heavy mountain snowfall promising ample summer supply. Workmen are cleaning ditches and repairing structures after winter damage.
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CPR
Kimball
G. 3. Brown
Herald
St. Mary River
Brown
Chin Lake
Taber cucumbers eyed for Canadian pickle plant
D W Dyson managing director of Dyson's Ltd Winnipeg says Taber area may host Canada's first branch pickle factory. He notes cucumber yields last year will likely double, cites local cooperation, and outlines demand for pickles and sugar‑conserving varieties.
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Taber
Canada
Dyson's Ltd
Food Products
Winnipeg
D. W. Dyson
the Herald
Dyson
Ted Sandal
Taber irrigation district
Michigan State College
U.S
emmy
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