Jobs for the oldsters in a labor department study
An editorial summary notes a U S Department of Labor program aiding older workers aged 45 and up. After researching 342,000 workers in several cities, the agency created an employment counseling and placement plan sent to state offices. The program aims to educate employers and job seekers, address self confidence, and expand opportunities for older workers in training or adjusted roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
New York City
Los Angeles
Houston
Columbus
Lancaster
Ployer
Farmers oppose state control of grain marketing in three provinces
A Rural Scene letter argues that Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta laws forcing farmers to market oats and barley through the Canadian Wheat Board violate private property rights. It praises a plebiscite and calls for repeal, warning that majority rule cannot justify curbing individual sale rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Wheat Board
Farmers’ Protective Association
Manitoba
Canadian Farmers’ Union
C.F.U
J. S. Sinnott
M.P
Howard Winkler
Farmers’ Union Movement
Winnipeg
Regina
Britain's census shows stable numbers with regional shifts
The preliminary England and Wales census reports a total of 43,744,924 on April 8, with the lowest-rate of population growth in a century but a rebound since 1941. Net migration added about 505,000, aided by cross‑region inflows, though Wales and northern areas grew more slowly. Glasgow, Scotland, and Ireland movements shape the UK total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Britain
Scotland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Beausejour News Roundup and Local Happenings
Beausejour faces a busy spell with notes on Pete Lippman's Beausejour visit, Harvey Emke’s Grand Beach death, Foresters fundraising for Beausejour Hospital Ward Fund, and Campbells Grove Co op picnic success. Local moves include Joe Bellan’s new law office, Tony Bonner starting a business, and community improvements by the Works Department. Also covered are Lac du Bonnet reeve candidate talk, a humorous electrical mishap tale, Ralph Maybank’s judgeship, and travel mischief by Arnold Urban and Johnny Stockburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Canadian Order of Foresters
Warona Farm
Brokenhead
Beausejour Hospital
Campbell’s Grove
Beausejour and District Co-operative Society
Co-op
Joe Bellan
Joe
Beausejour Cabinet
Paul Oneschuk
Mr. Bellan
Oneschuk
Paul
Bellan
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Population shift leaves London area shrinking in census note
The Manchester Guardian reports on uneven demographic shifts with England and Britain's population concentrating in the Southern and South Midland counties. London shows unusually low numbers while counties like Sussex Surrey and London area face a female surplus. Agricultural counties retain more men, and Lancashire mill towns show a strong female preponderance. Rural districts offset some imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britain
London
Sussex
Surrey
Wiltshire
Lincolnshire
Shropshire
Lancashire
Manchester Guardian
Unclear call for reader chuckles to Beau Sejour
A fragment urges readers to send unusual chuckles or stories to Box 425 Beau Sejour for reader sharing. Cheerio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Cheerio
Housewarming honor for Mr. and Mrs. Magura at Tyndall
About 175 guests from Chicago Sudbury Hamilton Beausejour and local areas attended a housewarming at the Ukrainian hall in Tyndall on Saturday July 21 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Magura of Beausejour. A torchiere lamp was gifted and a lunch followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Magura
Beausejour
Tyndall
Chicago
Sudbury
Hamilton
British Columbia
P.B.R
To escape criticism Say noth ing do nothing be nothing
The quote argues that avoiding action and speech shields one from criticism. It frames silence and inaction as a strategy to dodge judgment, implying a critique of passive hedging rather than proactive engagement.
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfild Leader Limited
St. James
St James
Alfred W. Hanks
St. James, Ban
Post Office Department
Ottawa
George W. Stebbe
Sir James
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W.S. Kennard
Seven Sisters
H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndal
L. A. Wawryshyn
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
Pine Falls
W. T. Mansell
Pointe de Bois
Diane Apritchard
Glenfields
N. Mroz
Evelyn Krawchuk
Thalberg
W. Ferens
St. George
Noella Bouvier
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Audit Bureau Circulations
Oldsters
Herbert H. Cottingham
Manitoba Power Commission
Christian Science Monitor
Cottinghams
C.S.M
Veryone
England and
Pete Lippman
B.C
Pete
Billy Hoban
Grand Beach
Harvey J. Emke
Garson
Emke
C.N.R
Lake Winnipeg
Foresters
Secre
Rumak
A. B
Tony) Bonner
Tony
Dale Avenue
Second Street
Beasejour Works Department
Park Avenue
Wojiecowski
Lac Dus Bonnet
Joe Mazur
Ladywood North Road
Associated C. of C
Ngx
Hollywood
Dave
Dave Shade
Dave Newman
St. Owens Way
Tom Kolba
Elma
St. Boniface Sanatorium
Tommy
Ralph Maybank
K.C
Winnipeg South Centre
King’s Bench
Ralph
Arnold Urban
Johnny Stockburn
Minnesota
Johnnny
Johnny
Arnold
W.S.K
Urban
Stig
Dubienski
Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries
Confederation Life Bldg
Man
Red & White
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Leonard L. Portnoy
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckett
Will
Salter St
E. M. Finkleman
B.A
Optician
Portage Avie Wingtpog
Lakeview
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