Manitoba weekly editors win Dominion Textile Award honours
The Virden Empire Advance editor J R McLachlan wins the Dominion Textile Award for Best Editorial Page in Manitoba weekly papers. D K Friesen of The Altona Echo earns top recognition in the over 1,250 circulation group, while The Deloraine Times led under 1,250 class with veteran W A Bourns. The Leader congratulates editors and staff on these achievements.
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Rust the Great Crop Destroyer Threat to Wheat
Plant pathologists warn of a new wheat stem rust race 15-B, the most virulent yet, which has escaped from barberry hosts into U S and Canadian wheat. It threatens future yields as spores could return from the south next summer. calls for more research, breeding, funding, and barberry eradication in the eastern United States and Canada.
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Deans view on Britain's political stalemate and dangers
Dean Inge argues that Britain's political system is in stalemate with Liberals and Conservatives discredited and Labour misdirected. He warns of risks from militarism, potential new forms of control, and the dangers of atomic weapons, urging recognition of economic fragility and the need to adapt to a postwar world.
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Discoveries at Monte Cassino Unearth Benedict and Scholastica Remains
A wartime Italian relic tale notes the recovery of St. Benedict of Nursia and St. Scholastica remains near Monte Cassino. The piece recalls Benedictine roots, the abbey’s history, and the impact of Benedictine scholarship from Subiaco to Canterbury and Westminster, ending with a tribute to the saints.
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Western push for farm machinery plants reshapes Canada trade
The rise of freight costs from the East harms Western buyers but may spur Western manufacturing of farm implements. Ontario led 1948 output with 96 percent, while Prairie provinces bought 61 percent of farm machinery. West advocates pooling to attract factories, boosting jobs, population, and regional balance as Western demand grows and Eastern price competition intensifies.
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