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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1951
Page
2
The Premier of Manitoba announces a fall plebiscite on how coarse grains will be marketed. Farmers protest compulsory marketing through a board and demand freedom to choose between Wheat Board, open market, or current payment methods.
A reflection on socialism and its critics, arguing that both Liberals and Conservatives should show more enthusiasm and clarity in preaching their creeds. The piece suggests party converts are swayed by zeal, not just policy, and urges bold, unapologetic advocacy across the political spectrum.
In Manitoba the Legislature hosted a heated education debate as Premier Campbell and officials faced crossfire over funding and policy. Speakers including Willis, Stinson, Bond, Gray, and Hansford argued for grants, school unit reforms, and a departmental approach amid crowded galleries of Kenora and Hugh John MacDonald students.
A compact portrait recalls Charles Darwin born February 12 1809 and Abraham Lincoln born the same day. It outlines Darwins life from Shrewsbury to Beagle voyage, his illness, marriage to Emma Wedgwood, major works including Origins of Species, reception by Bishop Wilberforce and Huxley, and his legacy at Westminster Abbey.
British researchers reveal Laminarin a method to produce blood plasma from seaweed. One ton of plasma comes from about one hundred tons of seaweed and enables large scale production.
Historical note credits Frederick II with introducing buttons on officers sleeves to prevent soldiers from wiping their noses on their cuffs. The practice later influenced civilian fashion and functional clothing design.
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