Editorials on Germ Warfare and Paternalism in Budget
The piece criticizes the Red Cross stance on germ warfare evidence and praises the 49-8 Red Cross vote backing a Polish resolution to ratify the 1925 Geneva Convention. It questions reliance on paper pledges without enforcement, notes Soviet claims of bacterial retaliation, and argues against universal bans without inspection. It also urges prudent budget restraint, praising ministers Claxton and Abbott for challenging Keynesian era welfare expansion.
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Red Cross
United States
International Red Cross Conference
Toronto
Security Council of
The
United Nations
Russia
Yakov Malik
Soviet Union
Christian Science Monitor
House of Commons
Claxton
Abbott
Lord Keynes
Ottawa
Sound advice 6n these times says Claxton
Defence Minister Claxton warns that some expect government to provide cradle to grave welfare and free rides. He cautions against a growing belief in universal entitlement and demands for instant relief, higher handouts, and lower taxes.
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Defence
Claxton
Fun on the Air Allen with School Examination Howlers
The piece notes humor from careless wording in newspapers and radio programs. It cites canned signoffs and weather jargon borrowed from financial pages, illustrating how such phrases amuse listeners.
Whose Lordship Sums Up Court Zingers About Opposing Lawyers
A terse note recalls two quips about judges and lawyers. An elderly lady with white hair compliments another woman’s hair. A pastor adds a formal opinion echoed by other eminent divines.
Mediterranean Makeshift Command Splits Across Regions
The article notes Admiral Carney’s command changes split Mediterranean duties with a separate Eastern sector under Turkish and Greek influence, while the Alpine and Italian fronts remain under land commanders. It argues for unified control or a US Supreme Commander, and criticizes delays in Middle East coordination and broader treaty linkage.
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Carney
Europe
Ridgway
Alps
Italy
Mount
Ararat
Turkey
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Mediterranean
United States
Sixth Fleet
Lord Mountbatten
Frattini
Greece
Atlantic
Admiral Carney
Admiralty
Eastern
University finds sacred St Ignace site in Ontario bush
Dr Wilfred Jury and team at Western University uncover the long lost St Ignace fortress site near Midland Ontario on Sturgeon River. Excavations reveal palisade posts and three thousand marked stake sites, with ashes inside the mission house possibly tying to Brebeuf and Lalemant. The discovery elevates Canada’s sacred pioneer landscape.
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Wilfred Jury
Gabriel Lalemant
Jean de Brebeuf
America
St. Marie
St. Louis
St. Ignace
Brebeuf
Lalemant
Ontario
Canada
Father Chazelle
Saint Ignace
Felix Martin
J. C. Tache
Arthur Edward Jones
A. F. Hunter
Alphonse Arpin
Jesuit Relations
Father Rague
Western University
Jury
Father Ragueneau
Sturgeon River
Hamilton
Midland
Georgian Bay
Dorothy Hintz Leaves For California From Winnipeg
Brokenhead Dorothy and Olga Hintz spent the long weekend at their parents home. Dorothy Hintz left Saturday August 9 for California. Jeanne, Mrs Hisie Hutniak of Winnipeg, and Mrs J Hetherington joined for a few days camping at Hoban's Park. Slumping at the desk when tired won’t help to combat fatigue. It is better to sit upright with the spine straight for comfort and focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Olga Hintz
Mrs. J. Hintz
Dorothy Hintz
California
Hisie Hutniak
Winnipeg
Mark Antony Beaten on the Nile at divided attention
The Manchester Guardian notes that Mark Antony suffered defeat on the Nile as his focus split, suggesting his legendary prowess was hampered by divided concentration. The remark frames the defeat as a contrast to his renowned powers and strategic skill.
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Mark Antony
Nile
Manchester Guardian
Brightstone Road praised for upgrades against 1922 claims
E Wojciechowski Reeve of Lac du Bonnet rebutts a June 15 1952 Springfield Leader column. He notes Brightstone Road was a rough two miles plus a corduroy trail in 1922 and impassable to vehicles, while today it is widened drained and raised, supporting heavy truck traffic and year round service. He criticizes the prior piece as unfounded and outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightstone Road
Brightstone
E. Wojciechowski
Reeve R.M
Lac du Bonnet
Molson News and Community Notices
Delayed Molson items note condolences for June 21 loss of a grandmother mother Mrs W Wilson family. Congratulations to Frank Lozinski and T O Mulasa on births. Extended family holiday in East with relatives. Local residents Leo Serdinski, Lawrence Kozier, Joe and Johnnie Lozinski, and Steve visit Molson. Johnny Girling returns from Korea as Sabat guest. Mrs Fury Brown of Dryden visits Binda. Nick Woronchuk moves out. Ronnie Wilson returns to Lynn Lake. Mrs J F Kozier back in hospital. N B Fedorak Transcona and Benny Kawka mentioned.
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Mrs. W. Wilson
Death of J. W. Kozier and family notices in Beausejour
Winnipeg visitors were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z Sabat last Sunday. J. W. Kozier passed away suddenly on August 3. Funeral services were held Saturday August 9 1952 at Beausejour. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. M Piscitelli on the birth of a baby boy John Charles on July 4.
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Mrs. T. O. Mulasa
Winnipeg
Z Sabat
J. W. Kozier
Beausejour
Mrs. M. Piscitelli
John Charles
Aesop the Slave Credited as Fable Author
Aesop is noted as the author of ancient fables and described as a slave in historical records.
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Aesop
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Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
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Audit Bureau Circulations
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Joe
Dominion Meteorological Service
Bosporus
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Britain
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Commonwealth
Robert Harvey
University OF Western Ontario At London
Tillsonburg Livingstons
Brokenhead
By Evelyn Krawchuk
Sir August
St. James, Man
Molson
Frank Lozinski
S. F. Mormal
Leo Serdinski
Lawrence Kozier
Johnnie Lozinski
Steve
Mr Johnny Girling
Korea
Sabat
Fury Brown
Dryden, Ont
B. Binda
Nick Woronchuk
Ronnie Wilson
Lynn Lake
J. F. Kozier
N. B. Fedorak
Transcona
Benny Kawka
G. M. Horne
Chartered Accountants
A. H. Basman
Optometrist
Optician
Eyes Examined
R. Giesbrecht
M. Brook
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson
Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
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Pine Falls
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Morley R. Shuckell
Will
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