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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1950

Page

2

World of Wheat Parliaments and Marketing

Parliament faces a tough task deciding future marketing of Canadian wheat and grains. High support prices risk surplus destruction, mirroring U S problems. The Christian Science Monitor warns price guarantees burden taxpayers and hinder farmers freedom, urging careful policy design.

USA Christian Science Monitor United States

Twin Brae Fire Burns Mr Federchuk and Wife in Morning Blaze

Early February 23 in Twin Brae an explosion in a stove in the living room set fire to a home, severely burning Mr James Federchuk and his wife Victoria who were rushed to Sacred Heart hospital, Russell. Their son Billy escaped by leaping from an upstairs window, while investigators await the cause.

James Federchuk Twin Brae Federchuk Mr. Federchuk Victoria Sacred Heart Hospital Russell Billy

One Man Alone and the Red Cross Appeal

A reflective piece extols individual effort and Canadian generosity through the Red Cross. It argues one person joined with others can do good, fostering mercy and better health. The appeal calls March fundraising, urging readers to give from the heart to aid neighbours abroad and at home.

Red Cross Canada John Fisher Mr. Fisher Christ

Two Canadian doctors remembered in tributes and faith

A tribute column reflects on the deaths of Dr. Cook in Fort William and Dr. Alfred in Oakville Manitoba. The piece recalls their public service, patient care, and community impact, praising their life of usefulness and urging self respect and personal worth. It notes editorials and letters praising their contributions, the poetical lines quoted, and ends with a note on a British glider record of 230 miles.

Fort William Cook Oakville Man Alford Gery Longfellow

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