Blind spot critique and world unity in one opinion piece
The author mocks R. J. Deachman for a supposed intellect blind spot over public health funding while praising public investment to restore soil value. The piece shifts to praise the Palestine revolver guard gesture as a sign of international cooperation, arguing nations must act as a bound collective, valuing peace over isolationism and oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Deachman
Mr. Deadman
Canada
Palestine
Earth
Hitler
Scotty Lampoons Speculative Trading In Wheat Debate
Defending the Canadian Wheat Board Act in the House of Commons William Bryce attacks speculation in grain with a satirical look at commodity markets and services beyond farm produce. He imagines various priced shifts in carpenters, plumbers, barbers, stenographers, tractors, refrigerators and doctors to critique speculative trading. Manitoba Commonwealth emphasizes shared goals and UNO and UNIT cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Board
Canadian Wheat Board
House of Commons
William Bryce
M.P
Selkirk
Manitoba
Manitoba Commonwealth
Dauphin District MFAC elects new officers
Dauphin District No 2 of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Cooperation elected Lorne D. McKillop as president. Watson Crossley of Grandview was re elected vice president and Mrs W E Phillips of Dauphin secretary treasurer. Executive members include Walter Durston and Mrs L P Hutchinson with youth representatives Herb Schultz and Eugene Wilkie. Provincial directors named include Mrs H Robertson Verne Campbell J Colwill Mrs R S Evens Mrs J Martin Roblin Mrs T Dixon Grand Narrows Steve Philipen Zelena J Arnott Makaroff Mrs F Harkness and Howard Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne D. McKillop
Dauphin
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co
H. Robertson
Verne Campbell
J. Colwill
R. S. Evens
Grandview
J. Martin
Roblin
T. Dixon
Grand Narrows
Steve Philipen
Zelena
J. Arnott
Makaroff
F. Harkness
Howard Britton
Goose Lake School Trustees Meeting Minutes June 24
Goose Lake school board convened in the evening. All members present except W Ward. Minutes of prior meeting adopted. Miss W Schott approved Grade III at 1425 per year. Auditor's report filed. Amusement tax renewed. Funds to Dauphin Girls' Club rally and Brandon meeting approved. Grounds leveled. old school repairs planned and prices sought. Typewriter purchased. teacher supplies ordered. Accounts approved: Provincial Treasurer 5.00, T H Taylor 88.52, J Peats 0.59, Beaver Lumber 12.15, Bill Souter 7.00, Wm Bruce 3.00, Central Scientific Co 8, R Watson 105.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ward
Sorba
Laurson
Sorba-Eslinger
W. Schott
Larson-Simpson
Cromarty School
Cromarty
Sorbo-Eslinger
Sorbo-Larson
Dauphin
Brandon
Larson-Switzer
M. Clarke
Mitchell.Simpson
Simpson-Mitchell
Switzer-Simpson
Larson-Sorbo
T. H. Taylor
J. Peats
Beaver Lumber Co
Bill Souter
Wm. Bruce
Central Scientific Co
Ey R. Watson
Young Adults Club Holds Final Meeting at Lake
The Young Adults' Club held a closing gathering at Jack Fish Lake on Monday June 2. Members and visitors fished and swam then shared a campfire. They unofficially agreed to make the event an annual affair named the Presidents Party.
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Jack Fish Lake
Farmers and politicians clash in Roblin letter from 1948
Letters to the editor from Roblin and Makaroff discuss the Roblin CCF convention held June 22 with little notice, criticizing Cryderman for backing the event and arguing farmers should represent rural interests. The Roblin piece favors farming credentials over teachers and questions CCF and party priorities. The M.F.A. convention in Winnipeg is recapped, praising youth leadership, folk schools, and international coop ideas, with notes on speakers and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin C.C.F
Cryderman
Uncle Joe
C.C. F
C.C.F
P. N. Hanson
Roblin
Man
Garson
Geo. McConnell
Paris
Winnipeg
France
England
Scotland
Brownlee
K.C
Alberta
Helen Matheson
Ruth Hambley
Hambley
Grandview
McCance
Siemans
Altona
Denmark
Holland
Ukraine
Matteson
John Arnott
Quote on credit, character, and mastery by Rockerfeller and Carnegie
A condensed quotation emphasizes that a young man should build credit and reputation through character mastery. It attributes lines to J. D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie praising focus, discipline, and line-specific expertise as the path to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United Kingdom
J. D. Rockerfeller
Andrew Carnegie
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W. L. Belton
Gladstone, Manitoba
Deachman
UNO
Briain
National Physical Laboratory
M.F.A.C
Goose Lake School Trustees
Roblin, Man
Bield
M.F.A
Mr. Parker
Premier Garson
Dominion
Howe
M.F. A
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