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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
2
Rates for subscriptions are listed as 2.00 per four weeks and 250 per year. The publication is classified as second class matter by the Post Office Departmen t and is published by E. C. Sanderson and H. M. Rutar, along with the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association division CWNA.
A columnist admires Nehru and Churchill on war and peace, arguing the United Nations offers real security while warning against war as state policy. He criticizes a doctor’s anti public health program rhetoric as fearmongering about liberty under state medicine.
Many people worry about cancer and seek reassurance. A doctor or local cancer clinic should be consulted if symptoms arise. Early examination can ease fears and enable timely treatment. many cancers are curable when caught early.
Maclean's notes five of ten Canadian provinces issue driving permits by rail from Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Quebec and Prince Edward Island. Fred Bodsworth argues casual licensing drives up accidents and deaths comparing them to wartime losses and calls for stricter standards and enforcement to reduce the toll.
A new stem rust race 15 B appeared on durum and spring wheat in northern United States and southern Canada this past summer. Canada saw no major damage but northern Dakota yields dropped from 20 to 12 bushels per acre. An international meeting at Grand Forks on November 6 will gather top plant pathologists to discuss mitigation and future government recommendations.
Mr and Mrs Mike Penonzek accompanied Alec Nahirniak on a motor trip to Winnipeg last week. Miss Olive Michalchuk left for Winnipeg on Friday.
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