Opportunity for Artists N Manitoba Faces in Winnipeg Gallery
The Federation of Canadian Artists offers Manitoba residents a non jury display at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Up to two original paintings may be submitted, wrapped and addressed to Federation of Canadian Artists Art Gallery Auditorium Winnipeg. Forms via Mrs A Barnard 1674 Portage Ave. Deadline for October 1–15 show and entry forms ASAP.
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Federation of Canadian Artists
Art Gallery
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Art Gallery Association
Manitoba
Auditorium
A. Barnard
Portage Ave
Greek crisis tests UN unity against Russian veto
The United States seeks to push a majority international opinion through Russia’s veto as tensions rise over the Greek crisis. The piece argues the UN can withstand the strain and that the Greek crisis can be mastered through this approach.
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United Nations
United States
Johnson warns Article 51 could mobilize Greece defense
American UN representative Herschel V. Johnson warns that if Russia blocks UN action, the U S will use Article 51 to aid Greece with individual or collective defense until the Security Council acts. He argues Article 51 preserves the Charter against veto abuse and could prevent its breakdown.
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Security Council
Herschel V. Johnson
Russia
United States
Greece
Council
San Francisco
Mr. Johnson
General Booth a Lifelong Champion of the Poor and Mission
The piece recounts the life of William Booth born in Nottingham and his wife Catharine Mumford who founded the Salvation Army in East London. It notes Booths early poverty, conversion, social reform drive, and bold break from the Methodist Church to serve the submerged tenth. It describes the Army structure, wartime mission, and work in London and overseas, including Steads anti trafficking action and the death of Booths wife in 1890. It also mentions The War Cry and global expansion through the United States Australia India and beyond.
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William Booth
Vachell Lindsay
Winnipeg
Booth
Nottingham
John Bright
Richard Cobden
London
Catharine Mumford
Catharine
Methodist Church
Christian Mission
Salvation Army
Bramwell
Thames
England
W. T. Stead
Stead
Church of England
Booths
Randall Davidson
Windsor
United States
Australia
India
Booths Life and Death Tale of a Global Revival Leader
The text traces the rise and fall of a prominent religious leader known for bold preaching and global influence. It notes his wife Emma Booth-Tucker, the death of his daughter in a railway accident, royal honors from King Edward VII, an Oxford DC L degree, and travels to the United States and Canada. It describes his rugged appearance and prophecy like bearing, his blindness after cataract operations, and Harold Begbie's tribute to his enduring impact and international pallbearers.
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Emma Booth-Tucker
United States
Edward VII
University of Oxford
D.C.L
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vachell Lindsay
Booth
Harold Begbie
Silkworms May Provide Material for Royal Wedding Gown
Britons at Lullingstone Castle Kent rear a 4,000,000 strong silkworm colony that supplied silk for a royal state occasion. The cocoon set to yield two miles of thread per insect and enough raw silk has been reserved for Princess Elizabeth's wedding dress.
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Elizabeth
Britain
Lullingstone Castle
Kent
More Eggs and Bacon for Britain
The Minister of Agriculture announces higher ration allowances for pigs and poultry. Farmers may keep four pigs instead of three and 24 chickens instead of 20, with feeding-stuff rations rising from next month. The changes aim to boost Britain’s pig and poultry production by about 20 percent.
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Britain
White Menace and African Rights in a Changing World
Elmore Philpott argues that racial equality advances in 1960s America and abroad, noting African ancestry citizens gaining voting rights in Mississippi and a mixed heritage athlete in baseball. He warns whites risk self-destruction if they resist decolonization and pan-African solidarity, citing global tensions and anti-Asiatic campaigns.
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Africa
Mississippi
Pioneering Spirit Reawakens in England and Europe
A Canadian viewpoint on postwar Europe highlights rebuilding over mere restoration. The piece notes a shift from longing for Canada to realizing England’s potential, stressing collective struggle, renewal, and the drive to build new concepts after conflict. It cites European revival as a hopeful, challenging endeavor.
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Atlantic
England
Europe
White Supremacy Echoes at Future Olympics Prediction
Historian reflects that next Games will feature strong Black and Afro Caribbean athletes competing for gold. He notes no race barrier in Olympic competition and predicts many winners of African descent will wear national colors, challenging white prestige. A former colonel’s fear contrasts with the idea that merit will decide winners.
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Great Britain
Africa
Blimp
England’s Time of Test Proves Nations’ Hunger for Change
The era’s hunger drives people to unite on trains, in pubs, and at home, inspiring a contagious resolve to shape the future. History records the crusades and great leaps toward civilization occurring at blackest hours, and today England faces a similar proving moment.
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England
Health protection offered against three old diseases
The Department of National Health and Welfare says protection against smallpox typhoid fever and diphtheria is available today at minimal cost. Canadians are urged to consult their family physician about these and other health conservation facilities as true health can be achieved with little more than thought and care.
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Old England
England
Department of National Health and Welfare
Stick to Experts for Health Advice Says Authorities
Health authorities urge Canadians to rely on fully qualified specialists for information and treatment. The message stresses not to trifle with wellbeing and to entrust mental and physical health to trained doctors and dentists.
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