Russell Banner Editor Acting Publisher Note
The Russell Banner announces editorial leadership changes with Cecil Sanderson taking publishing duties as editor and publisher to guide local news coverage and community reporting.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
2
Facing Reality Canadians urged to loan cash for war effort
Canadians are told the nation must loan money to the government to sustain war efforts. The article argues that every person with surplus funds, from fifty dollars to two hundred fifty thousand dollars, has a duty to lend to support Britain and the allied fight against Nazi Germany. Those avoiding civic duty will earn public contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Canada
The Reporter’s Role in News Coverage
A discussion on the reporter as an impartial observer and not a participant. It explains ethics, independence, and limits of influence from editors, noting bribes are unethical and responsibility lies with the editor, not the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Federation
Poultry Field Day at Brandon Experimental Farm
The annual poultry field day at the Brandon Experimental Farm will be held Saturday June 7 starting at 10:00 am. A tour covers the egg plant hatchery brooders and the stock range. A talk by A C McCulloch discusses eggs and poultry in wartime food supply and disease prevention for chicks and adults. Guides assist visitors and tea and coffee are provided at noon and evening meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Eutry
amnoUteans
United Kingdom
Mighty Lion Promises Aid to War Victory Loan
A proud symbol of resilience stands beside factory smokestacks in a wartime appeal. The piece links Britain’s steadfast spirit to Canadian industry and the looming Victory Loan campaign, urging support for mobilized production of planes and war material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesee
Russell Students Shine at Western Narquette Music Festival
Russell school students excel at the seventh Western Narquette Musical Festival held in Binscarth with many participants attending sessions and the final concert. Winners include Foxwarren Rossburn Russell Angusville Birtle for various grades and events, with shields awarded to multiple schools and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Russell School
Foxwarren
Rossburn
Mary * Matheson
Linscarth
Binarth School
Shirky King
Birtle
Myrtle Dun Feld
Pat Smellie
Joan Hughes
Russell
Lawrence Williams
Ted
Solsgirth
Crosby
Stuart Jackson
McAuley
Fox- Binscorth
Angusville - Silverton
Birtle Women's Institute
Birtle-Solsgirth
Crosby School
Silverton Junior Seed Club Dance and Flag Raising Ceremony
Readable items note a Silverton Junior Seed Club dance on May 23 and a Flag Raising Ceremony for the Victory Loan Campaign at Russell on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Russell
Manitoba Youth Congress Set for Winnipeg Meeting
Plans are advanced for the Fifth Annual Manitoba Youth Congress to be held at Knox Church in Winnipeg on May 29 30 and 31. Delegates from youth organizations across the province will discuss Youth and Democracy Youth in Industry and Youth in Agriculture. The war will influence discussions but the forum will remain open for free debate on youth issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Knox Church
Winnipeg
Prophet Mahomet Commands Mount Safa
A fragment recalls Mahomet ordering Mount Safa to come to him and the mountain refusing, prompting the Prophet to go to the mountain instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet
Safa
Mahhomet
Congress Committee Address in Winnipeg
The text instructs that correspondence or participation in Congress sessions should be addressed to the Congress Committee at 219 Phoenix Building in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Committee
Phoenix Bidg
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
Carnot
A. C. McCulloch
Department of Agriculture
Ruth Choptink
Alvin Kingdon
Millwood
Marion Brownlee
Baird McNeill
Doreen Chittick
Angusville
Leslie Matheson
Doris Hodgkins
Billy Sidoryk
Clara Spencer
Jack Mather
Joy Chipping
Billie Low
Foxwarmn
Ethel Peikoff
Burke McNeill
Marion Dutchak
Hymie Paisner
Rowena Waldman
David Ford
Elinor Shaw
Billy MacIntosh
Foxwarren School
Els
Peikoff
Elemetary
Betty Marie Brownlee
Joan Tetughes
Unior
Calvin [Thorpe
Glennis Jets
Foaneceen
Russell ‘School
Hylda Hux
Manitoba Youth Congress
W. Hancock
Queen's Hotel
EATON
T-Eaton
Erry
Census of Canada
Dominion
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
James A. Mackinnon
M.P
Dept. OF Trade and Commerce
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