Springfield Leader publication details and district reps 1946
The Springfield Leader weekly newspaper lists publication details, ownership, and pricing. It also provides district representatives for Lac du Bonnet Seven Sisters Falls Great Falls Bissett Whitermouth St Georges Brightstone Begascour Pinawa Springwell Lowland Pine Falls Elma Pointe du Bois Tyndall and notes the issue date April 2 1946 with identifying staff in St James Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dis Strats
Springfield
Lunded
St. James
Bating
St. Jamies
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
Seven Sisters Falls
M. Everson
Great Falls
Mass
Betty Jean Thorbergson
Bissett
J. Wegle
Whitermouth
Malkuske
St. Georges
E. J. Bouvier
Brightstone
Joe Chichowski
Begascour
George Stebbe
Ir. J. W. Wade
Pinawa
H. Leith
Springwell
Steve Hunchak
Lowland
Steve Belay
Pine Falls
Ben van Malsen
Elma—C. Wendeborn
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Muskox venture highlights northern mission and aid drive
The Muskox expedition of 1946 marked an advance into uncharted Northwest Territories with officers and men reaching a remote trading post and discovering local Anglican and Roman Catholic missions, a school, and homes. The piece urges support for the Anglican Advance Appeal for Rededication and Thank-offering, aiming to raise 4.3 million dollars to aid missionaries in Canada, Britain, Europe, and Asia, while detailing campaign efforts, media outreach, and the need to boost pensions for aging clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territories
Exercise
Muskox
Northland
Canada
Honan
China
Kungra
Himalayas
India
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
Dominion
Dean Waterman
Yukon
Red Cross Proposes $5 Million Relief Plan for Europe and China
In 1946 the Canadian Red Cross and Allied Relief Fund plan to spend about $5,000,000 of remaining war funds on relief supplies for war-stricken populations in Europe and China. Additional large quantities of supplies will also be allocated to support relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Europe
China
Britain
United Allied Relef Fund
Red Cross
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
France
Greece
Holland
Norway
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Luxembourg
Poland
Russia
War Assets Corporation
Department of National Defence
Anadian Red Cross
United Allied Relief Fund
Come Back to Me Dear Heart in Eternal Longing
A lament of unrequited love spans years and distance. The speaker recalls a lost beloved, whose eyes and kindness are remembered with tender sorrow, while faith that their bond endures persists beyond time and even heaven.
Great Falls Visitors Host, Beausejour Badminton Plan
Mrs J Gauthier returns to Great Falls after Misericordia Hospital stay. Jim Fensin of Sperling arrives to visit his father. Winnipeg guests include Mr and Mrs D A Richie and Mr and Mrs A C M Ross. Beausejour Badminton players visit Great Falls March 24 sharing a lunch and games. Mrs Sam Baker and camp friends come from Plumas for a farewell gathering March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gauthier
Great Falls
Misericordia Hospital
Jim Fensin
Sperling
Harry Fensom
D. A. Richie
Winnipeg
A. C. M. Ross
Wm. Johnston
Pine Falls
Albert Johnston
Sam Baker
Plumas
Mr. Baker
Mrs. Baker
Worldwide Food News Reveals Milling Cutbacks and Famine Alerts
The Canadian Wheat Board orders mills to limit monthly domestic wheat usage to 90 percent of 1945 levels. India reports its worst drought in years with famine risks. Argentina’s corn crop is seen at 197 to 210 million bushels despite locust damage. About 56,000 tons of wheat slated for Greece, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia is redirected to Italy to aid famine relief. Rain improves cereal crops across Southern Europe and North Africa.
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Canadian Wheat Board
India
Argentina
Greece
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Europe
North
Africa
Plenty of Life in the Soil Microbes Powering Healthful Crops
The article explains that soil teems with life beyond the eye. Dr H G Thornton counted bacteria, finding about 8 billion per teaspoon in average good soil. Beneficial bacteria like B rhizobium aid legumes by fixing nitrogen, while cellulose decomposers break down crop residues. Some microbes also yield antibiotics like tyrocidine, penicillin, and streptomycin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Thornton
Rothamsted Experiment Station
England
Tourist influx shapes peacetime tourism prospects
Summerside Journal notes the growing tourist industry could become a major business this summer. It urges proper organization and sponsorship to attract vacationers and ensure they return, warning mishandling may push visitors away. Woodstock Sentinel Press of Ontario emphasizes peacetime year outcomes for local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
B. Sentinel Press
Attention to letters and parcels and low cost housing
Editorials urge better handling of mail to ease postal workers workload and ensure mail reaches destinations. Governors question unnecessary travel and expenditures during wartime. Calls for safer child-rearing and fire prevention through law. Emphasizes need for low-cost housing and local industries to retain youth and create payrolls in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Boards of Trade and Municipalities
Altona Man
Echo
Ee i
Malting Barley Prize Offered by Dominion Brewers
The Dominion Brewers Association and Canadian malting industry announce a $25,000 prize contest for malting barley. Eligible fields are 25 acres or more with variety roots and grain inspected for quality. Regions may be disqualified. inquiries go to provincial agriculture departments in Winnipeg Regina or Edmonton. O.A.C. 21 seed varieties urged. fallow recommended. Authors offer advice on field preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Brewers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Regina
Edmonton
O.A.C
Home centered plan for juvenile delinquency
A Kelowna British Columbia Courier note argues delinquency programs must focus on the home. It stresses parents’ rights and duties should not be overridden by external agencies, even benevolent ones.
Kamloops Sentinel Reflects on City Life and Neighbors
A Kamloops column notes city life gives close ties among residents. It describes neighborly interaction as a small pleasure, citing the common moment when a stranger brushes past on a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
B.C
Sentinel
Wartime price board questions tackle rationing and syrup coupons
A wartime questions column explains meat coupon collection for farm slaughterers, butter coupon validity, and maple syrup coupon values. It notes meat coupons cover four pounds per household use, butter coupons buy eight ounces, and maple syrup coupons trade 80 ounces until May 31 then 48 ounces, with syrup prices listed by grade. It also covers apricot allocations, price ceilings on watches, and general cost of living index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qear
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Combined Food Board
Washington
Scout Membership Rising in Canada in 1945 Census
The 1945 annual census shows Boy Scouts of Canada membership at 94,877, up from 92,?76 in 1944. Provincial totals include Ontario 45,210 and Quebec 7,?04, with other provinces and groups listed: British Columbia 7,507 Alberta 5,403 Saskatchewan 4,628 Manitoba 6,981 New Brunswick 3,388 Nova Scotia 1?1 Prince Edward Island 495 Salvation Army Scouts 1,490 Scouts Catholiques 5,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
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Times-Star
H. G. L. Strange
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Wartime Prices and Trade Board
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JAY Power Building
Manit.Ca
Pearson
Brazil
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Ron
Lester B Pearson
Co Unrra
Viscount Alain DU Parc
Belfim
Mr. Pearson
Fern
Chien Chih-Mal
Furriers
Professional Services
B.B. Dubienski
K.C
Confederation Life Bldg
Winnipeg, Man
Red & White
Drache & Matlin
Beausejour
Joseph Bellan
F. Heap
Xk.c. Barrister
Mcintyre
Portage Ave
Gsaminatios
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