Foggy political outlook warns of delayed conventions
A wary editorial criticizes the absence of announcements from Conservative and Luiber factions in Lois constituency. It predicts delay in nominating Bay and urges strong public opinion to counter political machines and ensure voters choose qualified candidates.
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Luiber
Lois
CCP
Meid
Voters Urged Yes On School By Law For Forty Thousand
The district faces a by law vote to raise forty thousand dollars for new classrooms. Residents discuss tax impact and ask the Board to publish detailed plans showing construction type and future expansion to secure an informed yes vote.
Chinese Stewardesses Join Canadian Pacific Flights
Three Chinese women welcomed at Vancouver airport join Canadian Pacific Air Lines crews for Vancouver to Tokyo and Hong Kong routes. They will wear CPA uniforms and share duties with Canadian staff on the 6500 mile run, one Chinese and one Canadian per plane.
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Canadian Airlines
Canadian Pacific Air Lines
Vancouver
Tokyo
Hong Kong
CPA
Lestorraine Ngu
Shanghai
Minerva Dunkerney
Lam
Barbara Aycliffe
Port of
Gloria Woo
Wong Kong
Cle Hall
Van
Unconscious Motives In Everyday Life And History
Dr. J. Carlyle Parker analyzes how hidden motives shape conflict from biblical David to colonial Puritans and 20th century social cruelty. He links scapegoating and discipline to collective frustration, urging self examination of motives during tense times.
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David
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Gath
Metacomb
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New England
Captain Nixon
Philip
England
Hitler
Letters on the United Church split and universalist views
A columnist recounts correspondence from Canada and New Jersey on church doctrine. Robt Campbell criticizes restrictive United Church creed and shares his move to the Universalist Church, while the editor defends intellectual liberty and laments ultra-conservatism.
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New Jersey
Mr. Belton
United Church Observer
Canada
Saskatchewa
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God
United Churc
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Frustration over national issues sparks measured protest
A reader voice urges restraint amid national tensions and warns against venting anger at others. The note stresses thinking first before reacting and avoiding impulsive rebukes in a tense era.
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