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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1947
Page
3
Paid in advance subscription set at $2.68 per year. Authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa. Advertising rates listed at 3 percent per agate line, 14 lines to an inch. Audited circulation data includes multiple Manitoba communities and named residents.
A long overview marks Britain’s transfer of governance to the Crown after 1858 and the looming 1947 split into India and Pakistan. It highlights Clive’s early conquests, the 1857 Mutiny, key sieges, and the lasting legacy of railways, irrigation, and power schemes. It notes British policies against suttee and thug activities and anticipates post colonial ties within the Commonwealth.
The Minister of Veterans Affairs reported 941 311 veterans were paid war service gratuities and detailed support across rehab programs including university training 54 968 recipients and Veterans Land Act 25 188 recipients. Estimates total about 480.9 million were approved as the House concluded debate.
Canada’s No. 1 fighter pilot George Buzz Beurling staged a stunt flying exhibition at a Bathurst New Brunswick air show organized by Canadian Legion members.
R. G. White replies to a Manitoba reader arguing that Allied aims in 1939 sought to end aggressive empires. He cites Punch cartoons on John Bull and Mussolini, defends self government through ballots, and asserts Indonesians will win freedom either by vote or force. He urges equality within the world family and rejects restoring colonial maps.
A pithy quote from Frank E. Polk on the value of restraint in success and failure.
A humorous reminiscence of a failing refrigerator at a home. A dour repairman spends hours dismantling the unit then reassembles it. after much doubt and neighborly bustle the fridge finally whirs to life and chortles with renewed vigor.
National Health officials say a sick child cannot fully use school facilities without family support. As fall arrives parents should ensure children are ready to learn, with qualified teachers and staff expecting physical and mental readiness. A thorough medical check by the family doctor is advised before schools reopen.
The account recalls Noel McIntosh briefly stopping his car to offer a ride home after seeing a group waiting at a street car stop. The anecdote highlights friendly actions and community praise, noting The Leader’s improving reputation and Mayor Langlois’ agreement with the sentiment. It also mentions Bill Allen recognizing his photo in a Chicago restaurant.
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