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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1948
Page
3
The piece argues that Russian government price controls and rationing failed, causing wage struggles for workers while elites enjoy luxuries. It asserts supply and demand remain the true regulators of economy, noting teachers face workload and the need for vacations to maintain clarity. It includes reflections on parental responsibility and classroom challenges.
The article argues teachers have advantages like nine months work, long holidays, steady jobs, a secure pension and regular raises. It notes they also invest extra hours in preparation and carry heavy responsibility shaping citizens, unlike other trades, and reflects on fairness.
Farmer R. H argues that a truly democratic government in Germany requires active citizen participation. He warns against imposing systems from outside and says occupying powers should focus on preventing wartime resource diversion while Germans pursue their own political path.
A reflective verse describes a snowy dawn painting a tranquil world in white. The speaker finds spiritual meaning in winter, noting that every season holds timing and suggests reconciliation of heart and divine plan.
Whitemouth residents recount holiday entertainments including tea with Mesdames Madson Bergson Munnock Molinsky Bencharski Myres and others and supper parties hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Pischke. Finlay Hayes wed his bride Jean Henderson of Whitemouth. D. M. Wardrop celebrates 35th anniversary. School meeting set for January 15 1948 at 8 p.m. and other local notes on visits, parties, and a Christmas shed fire.
A long list of families gather for holidays at various homes including the Jorgensons and Brycks. School concerts and a festive dance fill December events with Santa Claus visiting children and prize stockings at Red and White.
By Louise Karklin, someone takes extended leave from nursing to recover from illness. Local families welcome holiday visitors including Irene Anderson Bea Preston Dorothy Allen Marion Holland and Pat Burbidge with accompanying boys. Winnipeg guests Mr and Mrs Watts visit Mrs Watts parents the Riddells. Hawkes family visits Nielys in Tyndall. Joyce and Billy Laurie stay with Jim and Mrs Laurie as their mother visits the Willsons. H T Smith with the RCAF spends Christmas at home.
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