Labor unions and the right to strike debated in Canada
Commentary recalls Prime Ministerial intervention over benefits and compulsory arbitration. Frank Hall resigns as chair of the rail negotiations amid union pressure. The piece warns against loss of the strike right, blames labor for rising production costs, and advocates shared profits for workers. It notes conciliation rejections at Ford Windsor, Massey Harris, and Steel Co of Hamilton and urges farmer-led industrial shifts toward co operatives and mass production in farming sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Ford's
Windsor
Massey-Harris
Steel Company
Hamilton
Canada
Greece and Cyprus bid to join Greece amid UK opposition
Greece and Cypriots press to cede Cyprus to Greece as Britain resists plebiscite. UK argues domestic issue, but UN discussions proceed. Demonstrations and protests intensify, with criticism of Britain and hints of shifting alliances in Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Cyprus
Britain
United Nations
England
Suez
Mediterranean
Turkey
Expert denounces reckless child care advice in psychiatry talk
Experts at the International Institute of Child Psychiatry say much past guidance on child care was reckless and dangerous. They warn against overemphasizing childhood individuality and urge returning to conventional approaches after twenty five years of questionable theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Institute of Child Psychiatry
Movie Stars Parade on Fame and Fall from Grace
Hollywood stars often stay powerful despite missteps while others fade after arrogance or withdrawal. The column cites Robert Mitchum, Marilyn Monroe, Gregory Peck, Doris Day, and Olivia de Havilland and argues that fame erodes when stars snub reporters abandon the screen or rewrite lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Sam Goldwyn
Marilyn Munroe
Gregory Peck
Joe Bright Featured By Ripley's Believe It or Not
Lac du Bonnet resident Joe Bright gained international attention after Ripley’s Believe It or Not requested verification of his 14% minutes two mile run. He completed the form with signatures and sent it to New York for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Joe Bright
Joe
Ripley's
New York City
Pine Falls Social News and Visits
Pine Falls residents note visits from Mrs Ralph Dychuck of Vancouver and Miss Lynn McCutcheon of British Columbia. Betty Johnston of Winnipeg vacations with the Fraynes. A community shower honored Miss Arvella Gardener a bride elect. Cathy Collins celebrated her 8th birthday with pony rides after friends. Chester Lukasiewicz visited from Detroit, and Jean Lukasiewicz leaves Abitibi to join the Oblate Order at St Hyacinthe. The Fraynes hosted relatives at Lac du Bonnet, and a medical transport to Pine Falls hospital followed by Renshaw's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn McCutcheon
British Columbia
Pine Falls
Arvella Gardener
Margaret McKew
Pat Lalor
Cathy Collins
Powell's
Chester Lukasiewicz
Detroit
J. Lukasiewicz
Jean Lukasiewicz
Abitibi
Oblate
St Hycinthe
Quebec
W. H. Brown
Rousseau
Bissett
Lac du Bonnet
Central Northern Airways
Pine Falls Hospital
Renshaw's
Beausejour
Mrs N Saywago Wins Seven Sisters Garden Show Again
Garden show judges J Tanner and R Skelding evaluated August weather at Seven Sisters. Mrs N Saywago repeat winner with 92 points, followed by Mrs Bert Bartley 87 and Jack Gibbins 85. Others top six include Mrs J Fransen 84, Mrs Romeo Picard 83, and Mrs Jessie Everson 80, with special praise for Saywago’s dedicated care. Winnipeg Electric Co officials accompanied the judging team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tanner
R. Skelding
N. Saywago
Bert Bartley
Jack Gibbins
J. Fransen
Romeo Picard
Jessie Everson
Saywago
Ev. Caton
Cliff Haltalin
K. C. Fergusson
G. L. Carr
Yale
Winnipeg Electric Co
British Trade Week Proclaimed September 6 to 11
The notice announces British Trade Week from September 6 to 11. It urges wholesalers and retailers to display British goods and support two way trade with Canada. Municipalities are urged to pass resolutions endorsing provincial proclamations and encourage local merchants to back the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.K
Canada
United Kingdom
Vancouver Visitors Farewell and Local Updates
Glenfields Angus McKinan and his wife of Vancouver visited their niece and nephew, Julian and Stan Trojanoski. Richard Pyzsnovik broke his wrist. Leo Hennessey of New Brunswick spent a week with family. Kenneth Husak returns from summer with grandparents J. Kabaluk to Detroit. Stan Trojanoski family from Vancouver visited S. Trojanoski and others. B Golembioski hosted tea for Windsor visitors John Harbary and daughter Deloras from Windsor Ontario. They toured to Kenora during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McKinan
Vancouver, B.C
Julian Trojanoski
Leo Hennessey
New Brunswick
Kenneth Husak
B. Golembioski
John Harbary
Deloras
Windsor
Ont
Kenora
Correction to Lac du Bonnet August 2 Celebrations report
A corrected August issue note clarifies the Lac du Bonnet event figures. The report shows a net profit of 319 dollars for the day and a little over 2 thousand dollars profit on the car event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Local notes on visits and community events in Beausejour
Mrs E Childe and family returned from Mackenzie Red Lake trip with fishing tales. Mrs Orpha Redisky visits before heading to Winnipeg. Neighbors Mike and Sharon Morris hosted William and family en route to California. House guests at Mrs C Keilbach include Haughan Debby Keilbach and Marilyn Tinling. Arnold Urban recovers after Bird River Trail incident. Rose Beauty Salon opens by Mrs Paul Mazur at Second and Park. Beausejour Hospital Guild seeks fruit and vegetables for stock. Next meeting is Tuesday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Morris
Mike
William
Sharon
Douglas
California
Hamilton
Paul Mazur
Second and
Park Avenue
Beausejour
Back To School Scene As Kids Return To Class
A reflective look at the start of a new school term with children rushing to school, families adjusting to routines, and teachers preparing to shape young minds. It lists teachers and principals from Whitemouth Beausesjour and Lac du Bonnet, noting class assignments and staff roles.
Seven Sisters Falls Visit and Town Reports
Mr. Wm Aitkenhead and sons Bill and Lew with Bob Wardrop toured the power house last week. Traffic on the River Hills bridge approach is being rebuilt causing some delays during wet weather. Art King RCaf returns from Moose Jaw on leave as Art recovers from eye operations. School opens Sept 1 with Gertrude Cousins and Edward Caruthers returning as teachers and principal respectively. Grade elevens include Keith King Anne Kondratuk Lillian Stardom and Rich Gittins. Mrs. Cousins to begin 12th term sees hopes she stays 12 more. Aunty Gert leads the younger pupils in first aid and discipline. Jim Braund attended a wedding in the city while a stag party honored Gabriel Durocher with a pop up toaster and portraits. Local residents George Kretchmer Ken Higgins Ev Caton Stan Whittaker and C Furggusson hosted a weekend gathering. Dave Aitkenhead and their children Adele and Douglas holiday with Stan and Anne Gittins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Braund
Gertrude Cousins
Eward Caruthers
Caruthers
Keith King
Anne Kondratuk
Lillian Stardom
Rich Gittins
Harriet Picard
Dairy Producers to Meet in London and Washington
International dairy producer gatherings are planned in London September 1 to 3 led by IFAP with European representation and in Washington September 7, including a Canadian delegation led by Gilbert Macmillan. A Washington pre-meeting is set for September 6 with listed Canadian delegates, aiming to shape policy on surpluses and export markets amid fears of dumping by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South Korea
China
Siam
Philippines
United States
Air Force
Asia
U.S
France
London
Washington
IFAP
Gilbert Macmillan
Huntington
Que
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Mr. Macmillan
G. Loveridge
Sask
J. Lemoyne
Montreal
J. Monkhouse
Winnipeg
C. Walls
Victoria
B.C
E. Kitchen
V. Millburn
O. Shugg
Toronto
United
Ottawa
World Plowing Match to be held in Killarney Ireland
Canada ships the Golden Plow to Ireland for the second World Plowing Match on October 8 and 9. James Eccles and Robert Timbers, both from Ontario, will represent Canada with manager William Bullick aboard the Empress of Scotland. Imperial Oil funds the party as the Irish host event unfolds across a 16 day stay with teams from 12 nations already entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Esso
Killarney
Eire
Canada
James Eccles
Brampton
Ont
Cobourg
J. D. Thomas
Toronto
WPO
Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd
London
England
World
WPC
Goldsmiths and Silversmith Co. Ltd
Robert Timbers
Stouffville
William R. Bullick
Camlachie
Imperial Oil Limited
National Ploughing Association of Ireland
United States
Great Britain
West Germany
Netherlands
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Pakistan
Man frs Union Leader Freed From Gimli Hospital
M F U president Herb Shultz has been released from Gimli Hospital after weeks con fined from injuries after a beach accident. He drove to Union Headquarters in Winnipeg per Lady District Director Mrs Anne Laneway. Doctors urge rest during convalescence and attendance at outside meetings remains unlikely. Credit due to Brokenhead local ladies for catering a recent directors gathering. Plans underway for a Union play this fall and winter in district No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Shultz
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Gimli Hospital
Gimli
Shultz
Anne Laneway
Union
Winnipeg
Louis L. Taylor Retires After 47 Years With CPR
Louis L. Taylor retired on Saturday August 19 after 47 years with Canadian Pacific Railway. A party at his home gathered friends from Pointe du Bois and Tyndall. Emil Karklin presented a set of matched cowhide travelling bags on behalf of the people of the Pointe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Taylor
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pointe du Bois
Tyndall
Emil Karklin
Taylor
Pointe
Lou
Grand Trunk Railway
CNR
Canadian Pacific
Molson
Moosamin, Sask
Lac du Bonnet
Selkirk
Whitemouth Woman Wins Quilt Award At Toronto Fair
Mrs. D. M. Wardrop of Whitemouth, renowned for her quilt making, won third prize at the Canadian National Exhibition for her Double Wedding Ring design. She scored 90 points in another entry. At Brandon provincial exhibition she captured four first prizes for quilts and has previous prize history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Wardrop
Whitemouth
Treaty Promise of Free Exercise for Canadians 1763
In 1763 the treaty ending the wars between Britain and France promised free exercise of religion for Canadians. This pledge framed religious liberty as a right within postwar governance, shaping colonial policy and community practice.
First airplane flight across Canada completed in 1920
A record notes the first nonstop or cross country flight across Canada occurred in 1920. The journey highlighted early aviation feats, naming the pilot and route as a milestone in Canadian air travel history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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Poultry Trends
Manitoba
Ial
Ual
Ralph Dychuck
Vancouver
Frank Lidstone
Betty Johnston
Mr. Rath
Bs A. Frayne
L A. Frayne
Mrs. Frayne
Mrs. A. Fournier
Glenfields
By Beverley Belton
Richard Pyzsnovik
Stan Trojanoski
God
S. Trojanoski
Mrs. E. Childe
C. Keilbach
H. Haughan
Debby
Laverne Keilbach
The
Success Business College
Marilyn Tinling
East Kildonan
Fred Keilbach
Gladys
Arnold Urban
Arnold
Mike the Moose
Bird River Trail
Ivy Sinnott
St. Quens
William Klingbeil
Dennis the Menace
Gordon Henderosa
Albert Huebner
Keith Huss
D. Latta
A. Godolphin
George Sadler
M. Stamler
B. Gamey
A. S. Jorowski
Linkbeiner
V. C. Hardy
J. J. Norquay
M. J. MacLachlan
A. Wieler
A. Dunitz
Zaborniak
Snead
R. Butchart
L. Adie
Gray
M. C. McLean
Seven Sisters Falls
BY Stan Gitting
Wm. Aitkenhead
Bill and
Lew
Bob Wardrop
Mr. Aitkinhead
River Hills
Art King
R.C.A.F
Moose Jaw
City
Beverly Martin
Gabriel Durocher
Gabriel
George Kretchmer
Ken Higgins
Stan Whittaker
C. Furggusson
Seven Sisters
Dave Aitkenhead
Adele
Stan
Anne Gittins
M.F.U
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