A Critic's Comment TRANNY OF COURTS
A critic laments the danger of courts becoming tyranny rather than bulwarks of freedom. He condemns biased procedures and harsh cross examination that intimidates witnesses and disrupts justice. He calls magistrates to defend witnesses and enforce fair, courteous conduct in court.
War hysteria and big business profit blamed for conflict
The speaker denounces war talk as untruth and argues the real threat lies within borders. Quoting Henry Wallace, he accuses a business military alliance of manufacturing fear to profit from arms spending and curb unions, while whitewashing domestic insecurity. He suggests stopping munition and oil interests could bring peace.
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Henry Wallace
Italy
Canada
Royal Salutes mark Queen's Birthday in nine capitals
Ottawa authorities announced twenty one gun salutes by army crews at traditional bases in nine provincial capitals including Ottawa and Vancouver will be fired at noon on August 4 to celebrate the birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.
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Ottawa
Vancouver
Queen Elizabeth
Plot to Assassinate Hitler Fails in 1944
Four years earlier on July 20 1944 German officers and civilians attempted to kill Adolf Hitler with a bomb at a meeting. The blast wounded and killed several. Hitler escaped with minor injuries, triggering mass arrests and executions as the regime moved to purge rivals.
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Adolph Hitler
Hitler
War Ministry
Berlin
The Worship of Money in Church Giving
A speaker recalls changes in church prayer phrases from kneeling to bowing and notes a contrasting posture during collections. He argues money often governs attention and reverence, suggesting he may in a future service simply sit through collection without standing.
Roblin letter criticizes C C F unity and cries for reform
John David Watson of Roblin Manitoba writes to the editor expressing amusement and scorn at controversy within the Roblin CCF over nominee Cryderman. He accuses members of seeking personal gain, warns of the party’s potential misrule, and urges Hansen to return to the unit for reform.
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Cryderman
Roblin C.C.F
C.C.F
Hansen
John David Watson
Roblin
Shell River Council July Meeting 1948 Minutes
The Shell River RM held its July 7 1948 meeting in Roblin with Reeve Diamond presiding and all councillors present. Plans included cancelling taxes on S.E. 11-28-29 W.I. leasing land to Yahodinski and Titanich, a street light installation, hospital district representation, and scheduling court of revision dates.
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Roblin
Reeve Diamond
Stewart-McCrea
Boyce-Stewart
S.E
W.I
McCrea-Boyce
Walter Titanich
Stwerat-McCrea
Mke Yahodinski
McCrea-Stewart
Manitoba Power Commission
Cross & Sons
Gamey - McCrea
Roblin Hospital District No. 2
Shell River
A. G. Diamond
J. M. Stewart
Treasuer
Roblin Hospital District No
Gamey-McCrea
Mly
Boyce - Stewart
St. Boniface
T. H. Taylor
J. W. Haines _s
Beaver Lumber
F. Penas
D. R. Watson
Imperial Oil Co
D. Ferguson
B. Fisher
J. Weber
Gardner & Olson
E. Trimble
Roblin Transfer
Piggot Truck & Tractor
S. M. Currey
Ze. H. Floyd
iWm
Cox
Mann Agencies
Togo
Eric Dik
J. A. Hay
J. Kawhla
Northcliffe
Gomey-Boyce
Shell River Fair Prize List for Roots and Fabrics
The Shell River Agricultural Society announces prize categories for Roots and Vegetables, and Ladies Work including Bread and Pastry. Awards include cream delivery to Roblin Creamery, prize cards on can, and cash values up to 1.25 for various baked goods and handmade items, with numerous sewing and craft classifications eligible for awards.
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Shell River Agricultural Society
Roblin Creamery
Into the Shell That Cloaked Movements After Tide Turned
The fragment recalls a covert path used to mask movements as the tide shifted against German forces, highlighting secrecy and tactical shifts in the later stages of the conflict.
Britain produces record steel output in June
Britain’s June steel production reached 15,444,000 tons per year, the highest rate in industry history. The figure tops June 1947’s 13,206,000 tons and surpasses the prior record set last April by 161,000 tons, announced by the British Iron and Steel Federation.
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Britain
British Iron and Steal
Fedeation
Collection of Jams and Jellies and Handiwork Items
A catalog of various home crafts and pantry products with prices, listing jams and jellies, soaps, crocheted items, quilts, embroidered bedspreads, knitted gloves and socks, crochet table linens, lunch cloths, table centers, darning stockings, aprons, dresses, shirts, mitts, tablecloths, knitted rugs, lace articles, and shell crafts with assorted prices. Includes items by B KINGS and references to multiple fabric crafts and household goods.
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Bingham
Ccccce Scos
Clothe -Bocko Eseseseseseseeseerescees
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Shell River Council
W. R. Scott
Bowman
United States
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Tribune
First Lutheran United Church
Helen Lina
D. McArthur
Rev. J. Carlyle Parker
Teenie Konik
Mary Liska
Gordon McArthur
Harry Brydon
Statn Liss
Labour Temple
Kamsack and Roblin
Flin Flon
L. A. Lindsay
KINGS