Red Cross Traces Hungarian Immigrants in Canada
The Canadian Red Cross Society works with the International Committee of the Red Cross to maintain a registry of Hungarians who left Hungary for Canada since October. The service helps immigrants reach relatives worldwide, obtain health and welfare reports, and facilitate family reunions, with information used solely for Red Cross purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Red Cross Society
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Canada
Red Cross
United States
Canadian Red Cross Enquiry Bureau
Flynn Named General Manager Of Saskatchewan Transport Co
William W. Flynn has been appointed General Manager of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company effective April 1. He has served eight years as Executive Assistant in the Saskatchewan Department of Highways and seven years on the TTC board, replacing Frank Copithorne who led bus service for three years. Flynn’s career includes wartime service as RCAF navigator and later roles with the National Film Board.
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William W. Flynn
Saskatchewan Department of Highways
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
J. T. Douglas
Crown Corporation
Announ
Flynn
Frank Copithorne
Copithorne
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Regina
Benson School
Scott Collegiate
Luther College
Saskatchewan
RCAF
Twoedged sword of the railway strike criticism
During the railway strike unions, led by figures such as Claude Jodoin of the CLC, faced criticism as the strike cost both companies and workers over 21 million. The piece argues organized labor must maintain public sympathy to preserve gains of the last 50 years.
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Claude Jodoin
CLC
Winter road to Uranium City nearing completion
In an interview with George E. Jarrett secretary of the Uranium City Meadow Lake Freightways Ltd, The News-Optimist reports the winter road from Meadow Lake to Lake Athabasca is 50 miles from completion and expected to finish by March 1. A motorcade to the north is planned for the first week of March if work finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Jarrett
Uranium City
Meadow Lake Freightways Ltd
Lake Athabasca
Saskatchewan
Meadow Lake
News- Optimist
North Battleford
Sask
Press Freedom Alarm in Low Public Spirit Quote
A quotation from Gerald W. Johnson warns that when the general spirit of the people is low, freedom of the press is threatened, but a high civic spirit protects it against political interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Johnson
Potash Industry to Employ 12000 in Saskatchewan
The potash industry around Saskatoon is expected to create direct and indirect jobs for about 12 000 as a new plant near Saskatoon progresses. Potash Company of America aims to start production by mid 1959 after spending an estimated 10 million on plant construction and shaft sinking.
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Saskachewan
Suttre
Potash Company of Americs
Saskaliown
Potash Company of America
The
Sun
Grenfell, Sask
Gentle Leather Shoe Care Tips for Spring
Leather shoes require careful cleaning and drying after washing with a damp cloth and mild soap. Allow to dry at room temperature with trees or paper stuffing, then apply polish and let sit briefly. Finish with a soft brush and cloth to restore shine and keep footwear bright for the season.
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Joe
Emil
Two Teachers Suffer Breaks In Tillsonburg Schools
The News reports two Tillsonburg educators sustained injuries while supervising students. On Monday Mrs Isabel Perret slipped at Polph Street School and broke her left leg, likely several weeks in hospital. Tuesday Mrs Amy Woulds fell at Rolph Street School and fractured an arm, needing a short hospital stay.
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Isabel Perret
Polph St
Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital
Amy Woulds
Rolph St
Tillsonburg
New Sour River Bridge Proposal in Government Estimates
The Plaindealer reports a proposed Sour River bridge with an estimated total cost near 100000 dollars. The provincial government would fund about three quarters. The project also includes regrading the Souris Alexander Rivers road. Construction date not specified.
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Sour River
Mejia
Hon PR
Roberteon
Bully Orke
Souris-Alexander Rivers
Plaindealer
Souris
Man
Man in the High White Hat trains junior chefs
A two year course leads graduates to employment in hotels and restaurants as junior chefs. Top performers advance quickly with head chefs commanding up to $1000 a month.
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Marge Neelin
Morden Collegiate
Miss Neelin
Keith
Times
Ottawa
Cornwall
Vincent Massey
Gary Hosea
Gordon Zorn
Gaspé Salmon En Bellevue
National Film Board of Canada
Gar Lunney
Montreal
Quebec
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