06 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
1
A critic argues for U N backed action in Korea as the path to peace amid warnings against war. The piece surveys theological battles over the Virgin Mary and the virgin birth, denouncing coercive dogma and urging conscience over creed.
Oil drilling operations will begin in the area early this month with four shallow holes planned within five miles of the Birdtail key well to determine the horizon elevation. Wells cap at 1,000 feet and similar activity is underway in the Russell district. Red-Man Oils Ltd collaborates with Imperial Oil Co. on the project led by J. L. Mander.
Rossburn Collegate welcomes Nadia Nahirniak Lorraine Cameron Marion Tysarski Jean Armstrong Edith Kornyk Helen Komher Tony Berehulka Melfort Swidinsky Joe Swidinsky Andrew Komher Helen Wosney Rita Stitt. Ten new beginners join Jerry Stupinsky Sheron Whyman Karen Boyne Larry Hamilton Jullian Silewich Gloria Chartrand Judy Duncan son Judy Saley Natalie Chachman Millicent Rowhan. Officers to be elected soon and activities begin. staff greet Mr Middlemass Miss Wood and Miss Zink.
The article discusses long standing interest in a short export route via Hudson Bay and Hudson Straits linking Western settlements to British and Continental markets. It notes 350 years of known navigation, past whaling voyages, and the Hudson's Bay Company fleet surviving through ice with 59 day July passages from Scotland, plus 1870 Manitoba Confederation ties to railway plans.
Heavy frost destroyed most of the potential bumper wheat yield with fields frozen and unlikely to be harvested. Producers expect limited shipments from Churchill as the Bay Route gains attention for possible savings on elevator and insurance costs, potentially lowering Western Wheat transport costs to Europe by up to eighteen cents a bushel.
A Missouri man from St Louis lampoons mounting laws taxing every facet of life. He notes licenses and fees from business to dog licenses support government reach, claiming relentless scrutiny, fines, and harm until he cannot donate. He ends by hoping to see what comes next.
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