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A publisher releases a new issue and plans to expand distribution, highlighting upcoming titles and strategic moves to grow readership this year across regional markets.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
5
A publisher releases a new issue and plans to expand distribution, highlighting upcoming titles and strategic moves to grow readership this year across regional markets.
A writer recalls a wartime vision of upheaval and predicts a nearing end of times. The piece urges Canadians to repent and restore faith, arguing the nation faces unrest, lack of responsibility, and a godless path unless a rapid moral turn is taken to honor the victory over enemies.
Saint John Times Globe notes Ontario Premier George Drew criticizes central policies yet praises his courage and future faith. It cites his bold move to announce an immigration policy in England while Ottawa stalled official plans.
Kansas City Times reports coal output is about one million tons per week below pre-strike levels as hours and wages shift. Output per worker declines with hours, raising mining costs and contributing to higher living costs. Kingston Whig Standard cites a dog trainer on running from attacking dogs, arguing it may be worse than letting a dog bite.
Those socialist planners are discussed in a long critique noting planning as an overbearing theme in Socialist songs. It argues life is a centurieslong, trialanderror achievement not a neat blueprint. It cites Britain and Russia as examples showing limited satisfaction with fiveyear or fouryear plans and with the Iron Curtain as proof.
A town council met this week to consider using 10 000 from the reserve fund for a new rink without a ratepayers vote. The plan requires circulation of a petition for at least 75 percent support and municipal commissioner consent before proceeding with the expenditure.
Ottawa Journal reports that Canada’s export-led prosperity hinges on the United States increasing purchases. With U S goods dominating Canada’s trade, a shift is needed as Canada’s gold reserves and U S dollar hoard dwindle, signaling potential economic adjustments ahead. In other papers, The Times warns against rowdy tourism hurting Port Elgin, urging policy to favor “better” visitors. Prince Rupert News recalls Charles M. Hays’s vanished dream of Orient-linked steam routes post Titanic, highlighting wartime plans revived by new trade prospects.
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