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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 01, 1952

Page

5

Manitou and Prince George visitors stay at Bird River area

Lac da y 8S. Reamar and family from Manitou along with Mrs J E Ongman of Prince George BC visit the homes of Mr and Mrs S Texmo and Mr and Mrs John Ongman. Frank Reinhardt closes Rod and Gun Lodge early due to Texas return. Hans Tageson hosts birthday gathering. Mayor Oscar Kershstein of Bird River stays overnight at A Mathews home. Dr Cornelius summer camp at Bird River Falls progresses.

Clu Johnson Dennis and Denene Manitou S. Texmo J. E. Ongman Prince George, B.C John Ongman E. Rosenholm Frank Reinhardt Frank Texas Oscar Kershstein Bird River Mrs. A. Mathews Cornelius Bird River Falls

Log dwelling progress and civic notes in Lac du Bonnet

Bob Sedin and Charlie Osis are completing a spacious log dwelling ready for occupancy. Mayor Mike Danylchuk opened his new premises on June 21 attracting many visitors. Fraser Brace Construction Co. hires Joe Fredette and Anton Pfeifer for a Labrador project. Mrs Albert Arsenault celebrated a birthday with the Ladies Auxiliary lunch and activities on June 24. St Johns Anglican W A hosted a successful Garden Tea on June 21 at Mrs L G Gunnes home. prizes were awarded for cutwork and a doll. England’s first organized Christmas festival reportedly held at York in 521 A D by order of King Arthur.

Bob Sedin Charlie Osis Mike Danylchuk Lac du Bonnet Joe Fredette Anton Curly) Pfeifer Labrador Fraser Brace Construction Co St. John’s Anglican W.A L. G. Gunne Bill Smith Madsen England York Arthur

North American Railroads Cut Fatal Accidents Over 50 Years

In half a century railroads slashed fatal accidents by 56 percent, underscoring progress in safety. The reflection notes the past cannot be changed, yet future improvements remain possible to prevent repeats.

Canada at 85: youth with growing strength and vision

The writer marks Canada’s 85th anniversary of Confederation, urging pride and ambition. He cites Royal Bank figures on radio, cars, theatres, savings, newspapers, and electricity, noting a high living standard and room for growth, while calling for bold plans and national purpose. He recalls Bruce Hutchinson’s warning that timidity must end as the country matures.

Commonwealth Royal Bank of Canada Canada Bruce Hutchinson

Morse Sends First Telegram From Washington to Baltimore

On May 24 1844 Samuel Morse transmitted the first telegram from Washington to Baltimore marking a historic leap in communications. The event established Morse code as the standard for rapid long distance messaging and showcased the new telegraph system to the public.

Samuel Morse Washington Baltimore

Cromwell shower marks engagement in local ceremony

A shower for Eleanor Evertoski and Joe Wandowich followed by reception at Ladywood Ukrainian hall on June 21. Bride to be received a corsage, groom a white carnation, and a chrome kitchen set awarded by Archie Trapp amid 150 guests. Also notes engagement notice, house-building trips, and a Cromwell Green Oak baseball score 12 4 with Fathers vs Sons reference.

Ladywood Ukrainian Hall Eleanor Evertoski Joe Wandowich Winnipeg Phyllis Mroz Joe Ed. Evertoski Archie Trapp

Lumber Strike in B C Costs Million Daily

The coastal lumber strike in British Columbia involves 32 000 I W A CIO CCL members and costs the industry $1,000,000 daily. Operators estimate $500,000 daily wage losses while the union cites equal lost production. Both sides refuse to budge after failed talks on a 35 cent hourly wage increase.

British Columbia International Woodworkers of America Cio-Ccl

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