Forgotten Ambition in Toronto Unions Clash Over Child Orchestra
Peterborough Examiner notes that many trades unions failed to support broadcasting rights for a children's orchestra, arguing such actions harm unions' image. The piece defends unions as aiming to improve life, intellect, and earnings for workers, while criticizing meddling in amateur arts. The writer contends the Toronto local forgot unions' original aims.
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Peterborough Examiner
Toronto
Mussedlana’ Union
Musicians
Lfe
Horsemanship and industry notes from Canadian pages
The excerpt discusses concerns over team handling reflecting on farm horsemanship, Ontario mechanization raising farm training, Britain’s steel output records during October, and a Sherbrooke Record comment on individual freedom versus communist influence in Canada and the United States, critiquing labor unions and civil liberties rhetoric.
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Ontario
St. Thomas
British Iron and Steel Federation
Sherbrooke
Canada
United States
Ibertios
Excellence of English Acting at The Winslow Boy
The New York Times notes that the Old Vic and John Gielgud set a high bar for English acting The Winslow Boy, directed by Glen Byam Shaw, features superb performers delivering a polished, detail rich performance with strong acting in both minor and major roles.
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New York Times
Old Vic
John Gilelgud
Glen Byam Shaw
Mace Bearers Reorganize Historic England Wales Guild
The Mace Bearers Association of England and Wales plans a revival after wartime lapse. Once a 250 member group with a monthly magazine, the order fields 260 mace bearers serving as sergeants at arms for lord mayors and council ceremonies.
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St. Thomas Times-Journal
Estevan Youth Sentenced for Car Theft in Arizona
Milton Layton of Hanley Saskatchewan, 18, was jailed for one year after pleading guilty in magistrate's court to stealing a car owned by A. E. Turner of Estevan. He was apprehended with the stolen vehicle in Mesa Arizona.
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Estevan, Sask
CPI
Mesa
Ariz
Milton Layton
Hanley
Sask
A. E. Turner
Estevan
Schools Burned Bring Doukhober Children Attendance Crisis
Grand Forks reports 12167 to 10 Doukhober children unable to attend due to arson and bombings that destroyed 22 public schools in the Kootenay and Kettle valleys in British Columbia. Royal commission hearings continue as Inspector C. E. Clay testifies. In Lethbridge voters to decide on observing daylight saving time from May to October with a plebiscite planned for next year.
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Grand Forks
B.c.cpi
Kootenay
Kettle Valleys
British Columbia
C. E. Clay
Department of Education
Lethbridge
Alta
Prankish Toronto arrests and royal wedding buzz
A string of brief items includes Frank Genovese and Tony Carr in Toronto charged with assault causing bodily harm after a man was found semi conscious outside a west end house. Elizabeth II wedding preparations drew 1000 envelopes to New Jersey, while Upper Canada students protested a lack of holiday. Nearby, a Toronto postmaster association re elected president Donald Taylor.
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Frank Genovese
Buster
Tony Carr
Toronto
Elizabeth
Upper Canada College
Donald Taylor
Vermilion
Alta
Canadian Postmasters Association
Ottawa
Dominion
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