Education Week Observed Across Manitoba in 1939
The fifth Canadian Education Week and eighth in Manitoba run February 5 to 12 1939 with the theme The Old and the New in Education. Churches will observe Education Sunday February 5 and communities plans vary with visitors days exhibitions and talks to explain education and its role in democracy.
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British voices at a tense prewar moment
A reader notes two world leaders, Mr Chamberlain and Hitler, delivering air speeches that leave nations anxious. The author recalls Shakespearean imagery from Macbeth as a lens on rising tensions and global strain.
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Britain Still Holds to Empire and Spiritual Power
A columnist argues Britain's empire endures amid anxious times. He praises imperial resolve, faith in God, and moral leadership, noting Britain can meet global crises with courage. The piece defends Empire's guiding principles over mere domination.
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Duncan G Williamson Visits Swan River Family
Duncan G Williamson, a druggist from Swan River, arrived in town Friday to visit his mother and sister residing here.
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