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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1952
Page
2
An editorial reflecting on the Easter story from St Matthew and the Resurrection. It links Easter hope to world peace, renewal, and courage for free peoples amid war. It urges local churches to prepare for sundays worship and to invite all to partake in Easter services.
A provincial essay argues loyalty as the core of civic strength. It highlights loyalty to home, church, and school, plus support for local businesses and organizations, urging active participation to build a well rounded cultural life and thriving community.
The piece argues Labour bears responsibility for Western policy on arming Germany, noting Brussels 1950, Ottawa 1951 agreements and Bevin Shinwell positions. It contends Dalton misstates Labour’s role, while asserting three conditions for rearmament were met in practice and Bonn Parliament will decide on German rearmament.
The article traces Mexico's battle against foot and mouth disease, noting the vast grazing lands and historic livestock introductions since Cortes. It details government actions, US assistance, slaughter and vaccination, and touches on education, religion, languages, and major Mexican cities.
Mani toba's Mental Health Association Share launches its second annual membership drive with an open meeting in Theatre A at Broadway buildings on April 16 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker Dr D G McKerracher director of psychiatric services for Saskatchewan will discuss The Mental Hospital needs community help. A screening of the documentary Break down highlights hopeful treatment in mental health care. Dr McKerracher, a Toronto graduate 1935, has held key psychiatric posts in Ottawa the Canadian Army and Saskatchewan and sits with major associations.
A brief note contrasts Regina's prospects with the land south of the Rio Grande in the grim struggle, noting the disease's impact and the hoped-for recovery due to Regina's advantages.
Whitemouth board of trustees met Friday March 29 in the school auditorium with full attendance led by H Steiner to discuss reengagement of teaching staff. Also reported are births in Whitemouth Winnipeg trips and visits by residents including Milbrandt Beeshal Bryck Kantola and Webb family, plus upcoming Easter Monday dance and local development such as new houses and church lumber deliveries. News from residents includes a Winnipeg vacation visitor and a family funeral, with calls for church event notices.
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