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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
1
The author urges universal silent prayer as a force guiding leaders and choices in the atomic era. He contrasts selfish use of power with praying for others, cites Marianne Farningham, and argues prayer broadens vision, confidence, and long term planning while shaping how individuals engage with God and society.
A government designed free farm bookkeeping tool promises to simplify records and tax filing. It links directly to tax form T 1, supports a 3 year average plan and Basic Herd, and aims to save farmers time and money with no strings attached.
The province launches Tourist Service Education Week from March 31 to April 6 with a Manitoba radio broadcast by Minister J. S. McDiarmid. He notes tourism brought 12 million dollars last year and nearly two visitors per resident. efforts include inspecting accommodations and distributing visitor literature via the Travel and Publicity Bureau to attract guests.
Four years ago on Easter Sunday Major General Chris Vokes read an Easter lesson to headquarters on a hillside overlooking the Adriatic. Canadian troops marked the day in the field as chaplains moved under fire among companies, while patrols kept activity limited to small-scale actions along all fronts.
The Printed Word argues that government procurement and salaries of public officials drive living costs more than private profiteering. It questions why Parliament does not first audit government spending and payrolls, noting past secrecy around private institutions yet urging scrutiny of state costs.
Sir Lyman Duff urged accountability for military leaders responsible for mobilizing vehicles and equipment to Vancouver for troop shipments. The piece questions whether senior officers still dispute duties, lack energy, or fear a new war, stressing the health of Canadian boys ages 15 down to newborns depends on proper defense planning.
Walter Guard Jose 89 of Roblin Manitoba died Sunday in Winnipeg General Hospital. Educated at Bellville Collegiate and Normal School he taught in Teulon Snowflake Moose Jaw Victoria Beach and Justice before a wartime retirement. Survived by Agnes three daughters a son and siblings. Funeral held March 31 at Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg.
The Rebekah lodge will host a Telephone Bridge at members' homes on Thursday April 15 starting at 8 o'clock. Admission with lunch is 50 cents per person. Attendees should contact Mrs. F A Newton or Mrs. T W McGill.
Readers note changes in The Review size from seven to six columns and column width from 2.345 to 2 inches. The staff explains the switch aims for a balance between material and layout, plus easier linotype setting and cost control amid freight and newsprint price increases.
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