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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
2
The Scene argues enthusiastic socialists seek state control of all industry. It warns of a single government employer buyer price and living standard, predicting a constrained economy like the Iron Curtain unless private ownership remains. The piece questions profit motives and stresses basic rights over profits.
The Manchester Guardian argues the Civil List should reduce ceremony and social snobbery. It favors a simpler monarchy focused on public functions and linear costs, noting past abuses are gone and urging Attlee’s points to be adopted to modernize the institution.
The report states that Canada operates 61 ocean-going ships under the Dominion flag. It notes the fleet size and the national registration for these seafaring assets, highlighting maritime capacity and national registry during the period.
Mount Logan in Yukon remains Canada’s tallest mountain at 5959 meters, towering over the surrounding range. The peak attracts climbers and researchers drawn by its remote alpine environment and extreme altitude challenges.
Funeral services were held July 11 at United Church Hazel Ridge for Alfred Augusta Fisher aged 75. Interment followed at Moose Nose Cemetery with Russell Funeral Home in charge. He farmed in Hazel Ridge before retiring and is survived by Mary his wife three daughters and three sons all of Hazel Ridge plus a sister and three brothers in Alberta and Vivian.
Funeral services for the late John Stewart Hall of Hazel Ridge were held July 12 at MorDue Bros funeral home Winnipeg with Rev J F Douglas officiating. Interment in Elmwood cemetery. Arrangements by Russell Funeral Home Beausejour. Born in Scotland 87 years ago he settled in Hazel Ridge. Survived by widow Susan five sons Stewart Edward Herbert of Hazel Ridge Lewis of Vancouver Wilbert of Winnipeg one daughter Gertrude of Montreal and one sister Mrs Agnes Thompson of Vancouver.
The TB germ spreads via infected raw milk or from an already ill person. Many exposed individuals resist infection, but those run down or malnourished are more susceptible, while good health and regular chest x rays help prevent illness.
This essay honors Admiral Lord John Fisher as the architect of modern Britain’s Navy. It traces his rise from poverty to First Sea Lord, his reforms, pivotal battles, and steadfast religiosity, framing the Fisher touch as a defining force behind Britain’s maritime power and wartime success.
The text lists simple do nots to aid a slightly impaired heart in its duties. Avoid rushing stairs or transit, ensure two daily ten minute relaxations, keep weight in check, and avoid strong emotions. It ends with reassurance to not worry and to treat the heart fairly.
A columnist analyzes western provincial voting shifts after recent elections in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. He notes Liberals and CCF outcomes, Social Credit strength in Alberta, Liberal resurgence in Manitoba, and argues that party labels show little policy difference once in power, with broad western support for social policies.
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