Parliament and Its Critics
A reflective political column analyzes the House of Commons dynamics with 262 MPs divided into 185 Liberals 43 Prog Cons 13 CCF and 22 Mavericks. It notes shifts since 1939 in national income taxes and social services, laments voter apathy, and critiques redistribution policies and a looming pension of 40 dollars monthly amid reduced purchasing power.
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Arliament
House of Commons
CCF
Canada
Co operative movement and Labour party clash in Congress
A resolution urging withdrawal from the National Council of Labor and neutrality was heavily defeated at the Co operative Congress. The piece notes the bond between cooperatives and Labour, the Rise of producer co operation as a historical phase, and the shift toward consumer co operatives as trading bodies. It highlights funding patterns and tensions over nationalization and coal distribution, suggesting a potential awakening in coop self interest.
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Co-operative Union
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Labor
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Labor Party
Co-operative Movement
The
Coal Board
Manchester Guardian
Four O Clock Tea Tradition Spreads Worldwide
The piece traces the history and cultural spread of tea from China to Europe and the world, noting the English fondness, Japanese preparation, and Tibetan tea broth. It details cultivation in Assam and Ceylon, production methods for green and black tea, and the rise of tea consumption in Britain, India, and the United States as Four O’Clock Tea becomes a global custom.
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Chinning
Lo Yu
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Kiushin
Sunrise Kingdom
Mongolia
Central Asia
Colonel Waddell
Lhasa
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Java
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Calcutta
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Indonesia
Heart disease remains Canada’s top killer says medical review
Diseases of the arteries and heart are now the leading cause of death in Canada. Medical research pursues new controls, but the main hope for cardiac patients lies in strict doctor guidance and careful adherence to prescribed precautions. Many with heart conditions live long, fulfilling lives by following medical advice.
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Canada
Period for Precaution Against Poliomyelitis
A Canadian mother fears polio as fall arrives and preventive measures are urged. The piece notes advances in science and stresses securing medical guidance to protect children from infantile paralysis.
Estate of Joan Lawrence Weselak Trustee Act Notice
Under The Trustee Act notices call for all claims against Joan Lawrence Weselak deceased of Ladywood Manitoba to be sent to the undersigned at Beausejour office on or before July 5 1994. Dated Beausejour Manitoba June 5 1951.
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Jonn K Kontaso
Janow
Manitopa
Alu
Beausejour
Manitoba
Joan Lawrence Weselak
Ladywood
Estate of Tekla Yarmill Claims Deadline
Notice of administration for the estate of Tekla Yarmill late of Beausejour Manitoba widow of Samuel Yarmill farmer. All claims must be filed verified with Joseph Bellan solicitor at Beausejour by July 20 1981. Dated June 5 1951. Administrator Samuel Yarmill represented by solicitor.
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Tekla Yarmill
Tyndall
Manitoba
Samuel Yarmull
Beausejour
Joseph Bellan
Samuel Yarmill
TENDERS For two storey school building Beausejour area
Sealed tenders due noon June 25 1951 for a two storey school with 13 classrooms auditorium and kitchen. Plans and specs available at Town Hall with 325 deposit. Tender must include 10 deposit security. Board will supply all structural steel and material. Only firm bids considered. Lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Uni
Beausejour
Tos
Dominion of Canada
Health advisory urges prompt action on suspicious symptoms
Advice urges immediate attention to any suspicious symptoms and notes to watch for nearby Pens outbreaks if other cases have been reported in the neighborhood.
Science on the March to Beat Tuberculosis in Canada
The steady advance of science lifts tuberculosis from the top killer spot in Canada. Tuberculosis can be cured. Protect yourself with periodic chest x rays to detect TB before symptoms appear, enabling easier, quicker, and cheaper cures.
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Canada
Canada Consumes 45 Million Tons of Coal Annually
Canada uses about 45,000,000 tons of coal per year and holds reserves sufficient to last over two millennia at that rate.
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Canada
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