Russian Criticism Spurs New Propaganda Drive
Moscow publicized U S peace proposals to Japan and raised questions on a separate peace, while Washington warned of possible Russian noncooperation. Western Europe seeks a true government for Europe via an expanded council of Europe plan. Alberta Canada end explores recovery of 20 crash victims. five bodies may never be found after an explosion. A 14 year old found fossils in New Jersey, identifying bones of a ground sloth and a giant bear like creature.
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Ex-Moderater's Sermon Warns World Over Troubles
The Very Rev Willard Brewing an ex moderate of the United church says in a recent eastern Canada sermon that the world is trouble conscious. He argues many remedies exist but people resist cure likening it to a wilful child. He condemns communism as worsening humanity's troubles despite its appeal.
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Gimme Age and the Call for Sacrifice in History
The piece contrasts the modern craving for material comfort with the unwavering resolve of Garibaldi’s followers who faced wounds and death for freedom. It argues nations grow through effort, sacrifice, and responsibility, not passive comfort. It reflects on how a country is founded and perseveres.
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Home for aged to be built in Melfort
Welfare minister J. S. Smurdy announced a new elderly home will be constructed in Melfort without delay. Mayor Cliff Groat said the project will be located in the town’s northeast area and work will proceed promptly.
Telegraph Service Out for Thieves Took Wire
Telegraph communication between Mexico and the world was cut for hours after thieves stole several miles of telegraph wire. Restoration was delayed as wire crews joined the Day of the Dead holiday celebrations.
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Two Thousand Brits to Work in Canada Hydroelectric Projects
Two thousand British workmen are to fly to Canada early next year to work on Ontario hydro electric commission projects. The commission will advance the fare provided the men work for two years for them and later repay half the money.
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World’s Biggest Window on festival site in London
The largest single sheet of glass ever made has been positioned at the Festival of Britain exhibition site in London. Forty six feet long and over eight feet high, it weighs more than a ton and will be a special exhibit as well as covering one side of an exhibition restaurant.
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Vancouver thief’s sixth shoplifting plea shocks court
A 62 year old thief faced police court after his sixth shoplifting attempt this year. The judge noted three incidents involved stealing watches. The prisoner blamed his actions on a need to tighten a nut, prompting skeptical remarks from the court.
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Town of Rivers Auction of Lands for Tax Arrears
The Town of Rivers Manitoba under its mayoral warrant offers parcels of land for sale to recover arrears of taxes and costs. If not paid by the specified date, December 2, 1950, at 2:00 PM, the property will be sold by public auction at the Municipal Office in Rivers. Signed by the Sec Treasurer.
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