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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
3
The Gazette argues newspapers are public servants, priced at four cents a week and now two dollars yearly. Costs rise as newsprint climbs 15 percent since April, with thinner editions and shortages pushing many dailies to higher rates, while towns face life without affordable local news. A New York Times note mentions a new word from the Nuremberg trials.
The passage notes Sir Hartley Shawcross and Sir David Maxwell-Fyte using genocide to reproach twenty one German leaders on trial. Raphael Lemkin of Duke University coined the term defining its scope as biological and cultural destruction of nations, religions, and other groups.
A biblical verse from Jeremiah 2 19 warns that wickedness and backsliding will rebuke and correct, highlighting that forsaking the Lord leads to fearlessness and divine disfavor. The speaker is the Lord God of hosts.
The Assessment Roll of the Rural Municipality of Daly is deposited for inspection for fifteen days. Complaints must be lodged at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will sit as Court of Revision on Wednesday October 2 1946 at 2 00 p.m. in the Clerk’s Office Rivers.
The Assessment Roll of Rivers has been deposited and will stay open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be filed with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will sit as Court of Revision on October 1, 1946 at 8:00 PM in the Council Chamber. Dated September 2, 1946. W. T. Yer, Clerk.
Police holding Albert Gelley of Winnipeg as a material witness in the death of Edward D. Bailey of Winnipeg who remained in hospital from injuries received in a north end street fight on August 17. Bailey told police before he died he would not name his assailant.
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