Beausejour District Considers Independent Fair Board
A Beausejour and district issue reviews forming a three day fair board with wide representation. Delegates from Lions Club Chamber of Commerce Legion and Brokenhead Agricultural Society discuss youth agrarian input and independence from existing bodies. Experts advise provincial and federal agriculture departments for guidance, with a likely shelving of a three day fair this year.
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Leader
Beausejour
Lions Club
Brokenhead
Departments of Agriculture
Advertising Wisdom From a General Accident Company Paper
A December General Review article counsels agents to tailor media choice and spend to reader value. It stresses consistency over sporadic bulk, notes local papers as the backbone of small agency ads, and argues weekly papers may wield greater influence than metropolitan dailies for selling services.
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General Review
General Accident Assurance Corporation
Canada
New Look For Foreign Policy Is Pivot Not Reversal
The State Department shifts under Dean Acheson are described as a re assessment rather than a reversal of policy. The piece lauds Acheson and Marshall for firm resistance to Soviet didmination while keeping open negotiations. It notes continuity through advisers like Bohlen and Kennan and underscores the long view of U S strategy in Europe and the Marshall Plan.
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State Department
Moscow
Truman
Russia
Dean Acheson
Europe
Washington
Kremlin
Acheson
James Webb
Charles Bohlen
George Kennan
Marshall
Lovett
Ontario Power Struggle Sparks Socialist Alarm
A Letter to the Editor argues Ontario’s power shortage shows failures of public ownership versus private firms. It blames hydro policy for reliance on water power, calls for emergency coal plants, and condemns socialist influence in Hydro and federal politics. Dr Hogg’s Manitoba role hints at widespread expropriation of private power.
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Ontario
Powlet
Hydro
Adam Beck
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Mindawaska
Hamilton
Ottawa
Hogg
Manitoba
Community Notes From Seven Sisters Whitemouth Area
Mrs T G Erskine reports Henry Steiner in hospital after an operation. Visitors included Hubert Anderson family and their twins Joyce and Doris, plus Annie and Leonard Anderson. Local hockey results: junior 12 Beausejour 2. senior lost to Beausejour. Olga Devlin bride elect honored at party. Ole Tergeson plans winter work in the East. Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Harvey Lockster. Engagement George Malkoske to Frieda Krentz announced. Sharon Dickie turns five on January 7. Various visits, meetings, and social events noted across Seven Sisters district.
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Hubert Anderson
Joyce
Doris
Annie
Leonard Anderson
Seven Sisters
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Rennie
Olga
Movie-television begins in England with BBC broadcast
Movie television launches in England on December 21 at a Bromley picture house. The first program comes from Alexandra Palace eighteen miles away, followed by a Rank subsidiary studio transmission. Government permission awaited.
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England
Bromley
London
BBC
Alexandra Palace
Movie-Television
Rank
United Kingdom
New Pumping Station Controls Fens Flood Waters
A recently opened pumping station in Britain will regulate water levels in two large streams feeding the The Fens, an below sea level agricultural area prone to inundation in heavy rain and strong winds. The facility, built within the last three years, provides complete control to avert danger.
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Britain
Fens
Beating VD Fourfold Campaign In Canada
Public education powers unite across federal provincial and municipal bodies to fight venereal disease. The effort targets morals laws health and welfare with clean living and factual knowledge as core weapons.
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Canada
Flood Project Farms Waterworks With Massive Pumps
The flood project spans about 20 000 acres and includes two pumps capable of moving 10 million gallons per hour. Construction cost reached £70 000 with 70 percent funded by the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Ministry of Agriculture
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