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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
5
A cautious defense of rail travel highlights trains as lifebloods of the country. It praises their reliability, safety, and all-weather operations, noting a locomotive’s whistle amid sub-zero chills and storms as a testament to engineering triumph.
Readers misinterpret renewal price as rising. The paper notes newsprint costs rose $10 per ton and over 100 percent since the 1945 management change, but annual rate remains $2.00. Grace period ends. expired subscriptions will be cut after four weeks if not renewed.
A Polish military tribunal sentenced a German munitions maker to seven years penal servitude for employing slave labor and aiding invasion, potentially setting a precedent for twelve armament firm members on trial. The case echoes postwar shifts in international law that crimes against peace can be prosecuted. The St Thomas Times Journal notes rising violence as Haganah resorts to terrorism in Palestine.
A religious quotation from St Luke verse 6 22 emphasizes blessing in suffering and persecution for the sake of the Son of man. It speaks of being hated separated from company and reproached as evil.
Spokesmen for Hagahan claim responsibility for the Jerusalem hotel bombing that killed 15 and wounded many. The shift marks a change from defensive to offensive tactics within the Jewish defense movement amid tensions with the Stern underground.
The article notes about 30 400 unprotected level crossings in Toronto Telegrom, with safety concerns voiced in Parliament. It recalls 1926 fatalities at 35 and 1927 injuries, and cites a 1957 buildup of 378 accidents with 129 killed and 500 injured. Automobile involvement accounted for about 107 incidents, roughly one third of all accidents.
The readable text blasts at an unnamed figure and mentions Democrats, Canadians, and a messy protest. It appears as a chaotic opinion fragment with disparaging remarks and sparse context about political matters and public figures.
A compilation of editorial fragments argues temperance education deters youth error while urging parental and community involvement. It critiques sex education as evangelical distraction, discusses ministerial postings in Yugoslavia, notes Ming government tax shifts, and jokes about English science on eggs, reflecting early 20th century editorial tones and cross-national concerns.
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