Meaning of Mother in a family centered role
A 1950s Globe column extols mothers as multi role figures from homemaker to emotional anchor. It highlights mending, cleaning, cooking, parenting through adolescence, and guiding siblings, urging appreciation and celebration of mothers on Mother’s Day.
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Youth appoints fresh face to Chrysler of Canada board
Allan Foran aged 31 was elected to the Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited board. He will serve as executive assistant and director of organization. Foran, a Winnipeg native and former RCAF aircrew member, marks a youthful shift in executive leadership.
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Holy smoke Canadians taxed by cigarette industry figures
The Financial Post reports 1956 Canadian cigarette use hit 27 billion cigarettes with about half the adult population smoking. Smokers paid roughly 565 million dollars, over 300 million of which went to federal and provincial taxes, prompting tobacco growers to protest and government to urge more smoking.
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Pinafore Pattern for Huck Weaving in White or Color
Advertisement notes a summer pinafore pattern in white or color with easy Huck weaving instructions and sizing 2 4 6. It invites readers to mail thirty five cents to the Household Arts Department Toronto for pattern access and offers two free patterns plus a needlecraft book for twenty five cents.
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Graceful dress pattern offers two neckline options
Pattern 4620 for misses sizes 14 through 48 promises easy sewing with a low neckline for summer or a high neckline with sleeves for cooler weather. The simple, smart style flatters figures from size 14 to 48 and includes illustrated instructions. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. with size, name, address, and style number.
Confidential correspondence in government debates ethics of disclosure
In a Ottawa parliamentary clash between Premier St Laurent and Mr Diefenbaker over a letter to President Eisenhower, the issue turns to when government correspondence remains confidential. St Laurent argued releasing proffered communications would ruin confidential interviewing and hinder negotiations, noting private letters may serve clearer understanding than public airing.
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Latin Quarter Name Origin Tied to University Latin
The Latin Quarter in Paris derives its name from the era when all University of Paris courses were conducted in Latin, shaping the district’s historic label.
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Spring sap and the danger of gypsy scams
A playful spring essay warns readers about con artists selling get-rich-quick schemes. It contrasts reputable local firms with traveling swindlers, urging readers to check credentials, request licenses, and seek referrals before buying.
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Ontario Budget Shows Tax Reductions And Support Increases
The 1957 budget by Finance Minister Harris avoids new taxes and expands aid for the needy and self employed. It includes tax deductions for retirement savings plans and raises benefit payments to 93 million, with total tax relief around 55 million. Premier Frost criticizes federal surpluses while Ontarios municipalities await their budget share.
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A Mockery of Press Freedom in Disguise
The article argues freedom is branding for control, noting Hungary's press bill claims freedom while aligning with the working class state. It warns Canadian advocates of limiting press freedom mask a bid to curb the people's right to know.
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Growth of artificial ice urged for Camrose rink
The Canadian notes Camrose's push for artificial ice to upgrade the curling rink and attract visiting curlers. It praises the modern facilities and argues the weather dependent skating arena harms events, urging the City Council to install artificial ice before next fall.
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Farming Transforms From Gamble to Science Says Farm Comment
Industrialization drives higher costs and fewer laborers pushing farms to grow larger and specialize. Farmers must apply more capital and adopt rigid production focus to stay competitive. The piece notes farming shifts from gamble to profession and then science, promising greater security for prepared growers.
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