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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
2
A prominent publisher editor from a neighboring province critiques Manitoba weekly papers for not stressing Canadianism in editorials. He notes ethnic papers serve reader needs and urges editors to highlight Canada’s opportunity, resources, and fortune, urging a shift from complaints to appreciating birthright compared with other lands.
This feature praises the Electrical Age in Canada and the pivotal role of Faraday in electricity. It covers early scientific figures, Faraday’s experiments, his royal Institution work, and his humble, devout character while highlighting Canada’s power developments from Nova Scotia to British Columbia.
Discussion argues that building transmission lines over mountain peaks raises costs and maintenance challenges, while skirting ridges offers cheaper construction and more reliable gas delivery and upkeep. The piece weighs economic and practical factors affecting route choice.
The piece collects uplifting counsel from university and high school commencements. Bruce Hutchison and Sidney Smith offer insights on independence, judgment, and balance. It notes Royal Conservatory remarks by B K Sandwell, poking fun at vanity, politics, and the role of art in a free enterprise society.
The article argues that invention, population, natural resources, and economic organization drive national wealth through machinery that converts resources into goods and distributes them. It compares the pyramid to Boulder Dam, notes historical resistance to machines, and cites rising employment and new industries driven by mechanization and science. It discusses changing living standards and the social impact of machines, including longer-term employment growth and higher per capita output.
Under The Trustee Act in the Estate of Kath Worositak deceased of Hazelridge Manitoba creditors must file claims with Joseph Bellan solicitor Beausejour by July 24 1952. The administrator Paul Woroniak is named and the notice is dated June 12 1932 from Beausejour Manitoba.
In the matter of the estate of Fred Kulachok late of the Post Office of Janow Manitoba deceased must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 18th day of July 1952. Dated at Beausejour this 10th day of June. Drache Matlin Wegsela k Solicitors for Pauline Kulachok Administratrix.
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