This Is The Land Where Hate Should Die Sermon
A sermon by J Girdon Anderson on New Year's reflection in Canada urges unity, Christian brotherhood, and responsible use of heritage. It contrasts grim headlines with hopeful civic duty and calls readers to purge fear, serve the state, and uphold freedom to worship and prosper.
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Vhis
Dennis A. McCarthy
Canada
Ontario
Sea Board
British Columbia
Christian Brotherhood
Canadian Aid To China Relief Drive Urges Warm Clothing
A campaign asks Canadians to donate 2 100 000 this month to the Canada Aid to China Fund to supply clothing for Chinese refugees and children. Relief workers describe Kweiyong and Pichieh wards where cold, hunger, and frostbite threaten lives, urging readers to remember their own warm coats.
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China
Canadaan Aid To China
Canada
Doctrine of equality and liberty in brotherhood of God
The statement asserts that equality, liberty, and humanity arise from belief in the brotherhood of all people and the fatherhood of God, framing shared moral values around divine unity and human kinship.
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God
Special Health Corps For Britain's Navy
Concrete evidence of Admir altys constant concern for the welfare and health of Britains seamen is given by a decision to train corps officers and ratings whose sole function will be at tention to the questions of health and sanitation in the navy. This training will be very full and comprehensive. Graduated men will be given responsible jobs in Britain and at sta tions abroad their duty will be surveying conditions under which officers and ratines live and suggesting appropriate improvements.
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Britain
Admiralty
Fire Research Organization Created in Britain
Britain forms the Fire Research Organization to unite Government science and industry and share costs. It works with the Fire Offices Committee to study fire prevention, extinguishing methods, equipment, building fire resistance, materials, means of escape, and fire hazards on ships and aircraft.
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Britain
Fire Offices Committee
Britain Expands Unemployment Benefit Duration to Aid 60000
Britain extends the statutory six month limit on unemployment pay for groups with special needs including age and disability. The change, published by the Minister of National Insurance, anticipates 1948 National Insurance Act provisions and affects about 60,000 claimants. World trade in cosmetics shifts prewar imports into export strength. Britain, once a major importer, becomes a leading exporter with near 12 million pounds in exports and an export bonus scheme boosting domestic gains in 1947.
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Britain
Minister of National Insurance
National Insurance Act
Ernest Cockerill Saves Life Of Merridale Pioneer
John Wicharuk collapsed after a long walk and stroke amid severe cold. Ernest Cockerill and Clarence Paul found him and carried him home after a five hour vigil with only a dog for company. He travels to Canora hospital for treatment, with well wishes for recovery. Steve Andronyk and Jacob Nykyforak aided by staying with him and managing chores.
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John Wicharuk
Louie Paul
Ernest Cockerill
Clarence Paul
Mr. Wicharuk
Canora Sask
Steve Andronyk
Jacob Nykyforak
Gallant Conduct Is Acknowledged for Jakeman Son
Mr and Mrs RBW Jakeman receive notice that son P O Collintan Jakeman was posthumously awarded the Operational Wings of the RCE for gallant services against the enemy He was pilot of a Halifax Bomber and was killed on his 25th operational flight on June 26 1944.
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Rb.w. Jakeman
P.O. Collintan Jakeman
RCE
P.O. Janeman
Fisher Retirement Ends Roblin Implement Business After 44 Years
The Roblin community notes Geo H Fisher has disposed of his implement business ending nearly fifty years of local commercial activity. The Fisher name will no longer appear in Roblin's business landscape though the couple are hoped to remain residents and maintain ties with longtime patrons.
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Roblin
Photo Finish Cameras at Newmarket to Be First in England
Newmarket will be the first English racecourse equipped with photo finish cameras, set to go live next April. Epsom Ascot and Birmingham are among 15 or 16 courses that will follow in 1947.
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Newmarket
England
Epsom
Ascot
Birmingham
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J. Girdon Anderson
National News
Vexin
Kweiyong
British Red Cross
Kweichow
Pichieh
Merridale
Geo. H. Fisher
R. D. Robertson, M.L.A
Roblin School
Manitoba
G. W. Burg
Newkirk, Oklahoma
Free Methodist Church
A. Summers
Hangyang
UNRRA
Canadian Air10
Canadian Air
Province
F. A. E. Hio
A. D. Duncan
Imperial Bank of Canada
Winnipeg
N. Winnipeg
Man
Law Courts
Kennedy Street
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