The Old 3 Moms Rema Taste and Town Notes
A collage of past community items lists names and events from 1904 to 1994. Directors named for Farmers' Elevator appear alongside school staff appointments and local sports moves. Other items include telephone subscriptions, wartime notes, land sales, grain shipments, and a major shelter-belt project announced by the United States government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell School
J. A. Peterson
Vandecar
Denham
McCrindle
Coutts
Kelso
L. Bennett
Balmer
United Statesoovernment
Candian
Texas
Canada faces postwar world with wheat surplus
The piece argues Canada holds a large wheat surplus after the war and must place much of it on the world market at low returns during postwar rehabilitation, ensuring aid or trade adjustments. It notes the need to manage surplus for small return and possible reallocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Regina Corvette Sunk in Invasion Waters With Survivors
Julian Yankoski of Rusell was among the survivors when the Canadian corvette Regina sank after aiding a merchant ship in invasion waters. The Navy reported two dead and 27 missing with limited details, noting the ship was damaged while attempting to beach, and that an abandon ship order was given before she reached shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoker
Julian J. Yankoski
C. Yankoski
Rusell
Regina
Navy
Macdonald
United Kingdom
North African
Halifax
North Atlantic
France
Julian Yankoski
Royal Canadian Navy
School Opens Tuesday With Staff Changes
Principal S. G. Denham will lead a largely new staff at Russell school when classes begin Tuesday August 29 for the fall term. Only returning teacher besides Denham is a Sa jgrenabe for Grades 7. New high school teachers include Carl Bachinski Brandon and Miss Hearn Winnipeg. In the public school Mrs N Douglas Glenboro assumes Grades and 8, Miss Corbett 7 Grades 3 and 4, and Miss Gwen Clift Minnedosa Grades 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Denham
Russell School
Denham
Carl Bachinski
Brandon
Miss Hearn
Winnipeg
N. Douglas
Glenboro
Canada's Proposal for World Peace Through Trade and Aid
The speaker envisions a long era of peace with Canada taking a clear role. Canada would use its surplus wheat foodstuffs pulpwood minerals fish and fruit to aid the hungry worldwide in exchange for goods and services from others. This represents a responsibility, not privilege, and implies moving toward international free trade with tariff reductions to allow foreign goods access to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Francis Cope Dies In Prison Camp
Francis P F Cope, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Cope of 73 Hargrave St Winnipeg, died July 10 in a German prisoner of war camp from an acute intestinal stoppage. Born September 9 1917 in Russell he served with the Winnipeg Light Infantry then United Special Force, trained in Montana Virginia and Burlington, fought at Kiska and in Italy. He leaves his parents two brothers Patrick of Winnipeg and Terence of Vancouver.
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Gilbert A. Cope
Hargrave St
Winnipeg
Cpl
Francis P. F. Cope
Germany
Cpl. Cope
Russell
Dominion College
Winnis
Winnipeg Light Infantry
United Special Force Force
Montana
Virginia
Burlington
Kiska
Italy
Patrick
Terence
Vancouver
Glyn Chipping Writes From Hong Kong Prisoner of War
From Hong Kong Camp Glyn Chipping, a Grenadier held as a World War II prisoner, sends a letter to his father in Vancouver. He describes better health, sports, a library, and separate wash and clothing facilities while noting family welfare and missing loved ones.
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Europe
Montreal Star
Alvin
Moose) Callin
Melville
Vancouver
George Chipping
Glyn
Hong Kong
Mr. Chipping
Dad
Tam
Joy
Cyril
Winnipeg Soldier Remembered in War Dead Notice
A World War I era notice lists the late soldier and his immediate family. It names three sisters Mrs J Wilson Stitt of Rossburn with two sons in the RCAF, Mrs George Barber of Winnipeg whose husband served in England, and Mrs D A Wilderspin of Fort Simpson with fiancee Velma Snowdon of Alberta. Two brothers Pte Harry Cage and Lieut Anthony Cope of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles were killed in the war. Two sisters Mrs J P Matheson and Mrs R W Vincent predeceased him. The Matheson sons served in the navy and artillery.
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CEF
J. Wilson Stitt
Rossburn
RCAF
George Barber
Winnipeg
England
D. A. Wilderspin
Fort Simpson
N.W.T
Velma Snowdon
Altamont
Harry Cage
Anthony Cope
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
J.P. Matheson
Kenville
Man
R. W. Vincent
Canadian Editors Meet in Winnipeg for 25th Annual Conference
Close to 400 publishers and editors from across Canada gathered in Winnipeg for the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association meeting. Delegates from every province, including Yukon and Newfoundland, attended three days of business sessions, dinners, and entertainment at the Royal Alexandra hotel. Premier Stuart Garson and Percy Philip of the New York Times spoke, debating provincial finance and postwar outlook, with other speakers from Minnesota, Stanford, and journalism circles. гостей
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winnipeg
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Yukon
Newfoundland
Royal , Alexandra Hotel
Fternoon
Stuart Garson
Percy Philin
New York Times of
Ottawa
Garson
Manitoba
Dominion
Prefer Drew
Ontario
Ontario Wold
Drew
Trew
Quebec
Percy Philip
Association
Churchill
France
New York Times
Cameron Highlanders
Dieppe
Paris
Carl C. Carlson
Minnesota Press Association
Joseph S. Davis
Stanford University
California
Floyd Willoughby
P. A. Macdonald
Ralph W. Keller
G. Warren Brown
John Aitkins
Dave Mansur
Will, Goodman
A. Edington
H. E. Puttee
Professor Wardle
John Martin
Massey-Harris Co
Province of
The Romance of Canadian Agriculture Through History
A weekly editor surveys Canadian agriculture from ancient maize growing by Hochelaga and Hurons to modern census figures. He traces farming beginnings in Acadia, Quebec, Ontario, and Western Canada, noting growth after Confederation and the Selkirk settlement, with 1942 43 flaxseed crop data.
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Canaan
Wartime Information Board
Otawa
Canada
Jacques Cartier
Hochelaga
Montreal
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Acadia
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Upper
Lower Canada
Confederation
Western Canada
Eastern Canada
Lower St. Lawrence Valley
Champlain
Vebec
Louis Hebert
Quebec City
Upper Canada
Ontario
Frontenac
Kingston J
Canad
Selkirk Red River
Manitoba
Selkirk
Northwest
Diamond Jubilee Fair Shows Community Spirit and Fairness
The Siath Column highlights two cooperation styles at the Diamond Jubilee Fair with volunteers repairing buildings and grounds and decorating, while others contributed small efforts for pay, noting a balance between volunteerism and remuneration amid community enterprise. The Barnyard Frolic on Sept. 29 by Vets and Elks raises funds for Save the Children and veterans' charities, with reports from tolls on local roads and a golf club tale of a hole in one, plus back to school notes and a convention report from Winnipeg and connections to Canadian weekly papers.
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Agricultural Society
Vets and Elks
Jackson's Barn
The
Elks’ Save the Children Fund
Veterans’ War Charities
J. A. Glen
Riverhead
Senate
House of Commons
Ernest Hansell
MacLeod
Alta
A. W. Roebuck
R. W. Mayhew
Victoria
G. T. Fulford
Leeds
Mr. Glen
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Winnipeg
Bill Scheinholtz
Toreman
Trail
Rocky Mountain House
Collin Sims
Nelson
Kingsville
Ont
Canada
Frances Babington
Melfort
Sask
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Elevator Company
W. 8. Crerar
D. Dunn
W. Cusitar
W. McKay
Samuel Rea
D. Huggins
Miss Baxter
Miss Hipssock
Dick Clee
Harold Wallace
Togo
Tech Togo
Canova
F. McPherson
W. Ross
F. Rice
Angus Moynes
Western Canada Flour Mills
T. M. Ratcliffe
Edward Walker
Millwood
Silver Beach
N. Beamish
W. Cartwright
Bertha Morris
W. Sparrow
Lloyd Wishart
Glendenning and
Atwood
Manitoba Hydro
Assiniboine
Asessippi
Inglis W.1
Hill
Bryant
Cammidge
Buie
Reid
Adams
McKay
H. G. L. Strange
PO. J. J. Yankoski
Francis Cope
Glyn Chipping
Scomm
By Jim Greenblat
Siath
Russell-Clear Lake
Binter
Swather
Combine
Ee Wisite
Russell Golf Club
Dubbie
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