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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
2
The Russell Banner is a weekly Russell Manitoba publication issued every Thursday. It lists editor and publisher E Cecil Sanderson and notes subscription pricing of $1.50 per year in advance.
R C Paris of the Manitoba Teachers' Society argues for improved school plants with modern heating, lighting, ventilation, safety features, and ample grounds. He warns many districts still have old dilapidated schools, calling postwar reconstruction to fund architect-designed rebuilds for health, safety, and equal opportunity.
An Old Country newspaper recalls six years of the Beaver Club in London and thanks Canada for wartime aid. Queen Mary and Canadian leaders witness a joint tribute as Britons praise Canadian valor, food, munitions, and the two nations’ enduring friendship. Twenty thousand Canadian brides are noted as a future “silver link” between Britain and Canada.
Russell Pentecostal Mission Lo Cf Hall lists Sunday School at 1 pm and devotional at 230 pm. Friday Bible Study and Prayer at 8 pm led by Rev. G. F. Melmoth Box 20 Marchwell Sask with Mrs L McIntosh Russell as secretary. scripture is Matthew 11 29.
A community note details Inglis Aitken and Mrs Carrie Gibson chosen as delegates for June district convention in Binscarth. WS women sponsor Boy Scout movement. meeting notes include gifts for English war bride Mrs King. Various local residents return from service and visit, with social events and notices of upcoming meetings.
Former U S president Herbert Hoover, leading relief for Europe and Asia, warns 150 million Europeans lack adequate food. He calls on farmers to send every bushel of wheat, oats and barley and for all to grow larger gardens to cut consumption. Millions may die before the next crop without more aid.
All available film and news material on Canadian housing schemes has been forwarded by the National board to the United States Federal Housing Authority for inclusion in a film production.
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