Dundalk Herald Publisher Heads Ontario Quebec News Association
Frank McIntyre publisher of the Dundalk Herald was named president of the Ontario Quebec division of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association at the convention in Hamilton. He won the Joseph Clark Memorial Trophy for best all around newspaper in small centres and the job printing prize, with Lanark Era receiving the latter award as runner-up.
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Frank MacIntyre
Dundalk Herald
Ontario-Quebec
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Royal Connaught
Hamilton
McIntyre
Joseph Clark
Jess
MclIntyre
Lanark
Andrew Hebb
Newmarket
John Marsh
Ambhersthere
C. B. Smith
Creemore
R. A. Giles
Lachute
Quebec
D. R. Wilson
Shawinigan Falls
Que
C. P. Pearce
Simcoe
C. E. Bond
New Liskeard
Waterloo
Hugh Templin
Fergus
Il. B. Calnan
Picton
W. C. Aylesworth
Watford
William Bean
Gordon
Anslow
Dundas
Stephenson
Canadian Statesman
Bowmanville
Huntingdon Gleaner
Huntingdon
Temiskaming
Pearce
Fort Erie Times- Review
Amherstburg Echo
Vergus News-Record
Touffville Tribune
Port Elgin Times
Lanark Era
War Week Commentary on German Drive Toward Suez
The piece analyzes Axis advances threatening Crete Cyprus and Alexandria and the Suez base network. It notes Syria as a German corridor, Turkish position, and France leaning toward the Axis while the United States debates declaring war and shaping defense and diplomacy.
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Balkans
Britain
Crete
Cyprus
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Syria
Egypt
Suez
Wavell
Voice of the Press Pull the Weeds
A concise proverb style item quotes Kitchener urging removal of weeds while sparing wildflowers, framed as a record of the press and a brief moral note.
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Kitchener
Learning anew geography from old names
The Lethbridge Herald notes how students study Iran and Iraq as former Persia and Mesopotamia, relearning geography amid current events.
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Iran
Iraq
Persia
Mesopotamia
Lethbridge Herald
Human factor in road safety limits highway gains
The Oshawa Daily Times notes that despite engineering advances removing curves and hazards and making new highways safer, traffic accidents persist. It emphasizes human factors as the major cause of road fatalities rather than vehicle faults.
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Oshawa Daily Times
Fence Envy and Domestic Dominion in a Changing City
A Guelph Mercury column muses on fences as symbols of control and dignity in homes. It laments thinning boundaries while noting how modern life erodes privacy, with neighbors' chickens and cats freely crossing property lines.
Canaries Widen Singing Range
Canary breeders claim improved singing range and quality through scientific training. At a recent congress in Hungary, 40 varieties entered singing contests with prizes awarded for notable talent.
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Canaries
Hungay
Mighty Lion Victory Bond Poster Wins Canadian Contest
A. J. Casson created a striking poster showing a mighty British lion over factory smoke to boost Victory Loan funding. Casson received a $1,000 Victory Bond from the Governor General, with plans to display the artwork nationwide. The piece emphasizes Canadian industry producing war tools to defeat the Nazis. The article also notes Japan seeking concessions in China and a pivotal battle on the Shansi-Henan border impacting the broader China war.
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A. J. Casson
U. S
Japan
China
South Seas
Shansi-Henan
Chungking
C N R Revenues Rise 48 Percent in April 1941
Net revenues for April 1941 increased by 5 110 382 dollars compared with the prior month. The report highlights stronger earnings for the Canadian National Railway with improved freight and passenger activity.
Canadian National Railways First Four Months Net Revenue Rises
April 1940 to April 1941 report shows CN Railways all included system delivering net revenue of 6.799 million for April 1941 up from 1.689 million in April 1940. First four months revenues reached 89.347 million versus 71.040 million a year earlier. Net revenue through April totals 17.490 million, up from 7.127 million in 1940.
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Canadian National Railways
Tenant threat claim leads landlord to withdraw complaint
A South Carolina landlord said a tenant threatened to kill him and filed a complaint. Days later the landlord withdrew the complaint claiming the tenant stated he would kill him if he did not.
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South Carolina
Income Tax History Notes on Earned and Investment Income
The article explains tax calculations for married and single persons including sons. It assumes all income up to 30,000 is earned and that income above 30,000 combines earned income with investment income to reach total.
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Dundalk Man
Ontario
R. T. Kelley
Canada
Dominion
Associated Press
Dewitt Mackenzie
Duke of Aosta
Ethiopia
Turkey
Russia
France
Germany
United States of America
Petain
Darlan
Roosevelt
U.S
United States
Jackson
Congress
Veserl
North Atlantic
Western Hemisphere
Tokyo
America
Dutch East Indies
Pravda
Moscow
New York
By Fred Neher
the Express Company
OF the Press
Arner Pete
Soviet
Josef Stalin
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Red Square
Defense
K. E. Voroshilov
National Defence
Reg
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