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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
3
David E. Lilienthal argues that youth will shape the Atomic Age with knowledge, love, and faith. He urges optimism, warns against despair, and calls for humane use of science to pursue mercy, joy, and hope rather than destruction.
A fragment of verse by Gemmill reflects on dawn erasing night dreams and the confusion of waking life. It contrasts youthful opportunity, daily duties, and the renewing power of love to brighten imagined futures.
Violet Storey writes of Bombay as seen by a visitor in 1930s India describing the citys island origins its fortifications and port trade under British rule the Gate of India Taj Mahal Hotel and Fever Trees appear in vivid detail while Parsees and other sects are praised for tolerance and imperial policy is urged for patient progress toward independence.
A muted tribute outlines Grover Cleveland as a two term president who used the veto to serve the public interest. It notes his rise from Buffalo lawyer to New York governor, his anti patronage reforms, and his steadfast integrity. Cleveland’s cautious public life and quoted motto Public office is a public trust frame the piece.
The discussion covers Grover Cleveland's two presidential terms, his stance on reform and tariffs, his decisive actions during railway strikes, and the expansion of forest reserves. It notes his honesty, merit-based civil service, post-presidency works, and personal faith shaping his leadership.
A concise statement by Andrew Carnegie asserts that true success in any field comes from mastering that field, elevating personal skill as the key driver of achievement.
A reflective quote from Harry Woodburn Chase on balancing external discipline with internal freedom, urging resilience in democratic practice.
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