Free individuals find strength in democratic nationhood
Editorial argues that individual liberty is safeguarded within a community of freemen and democratic nations. It warns against isolation and the spread of international communism, urging unity among nations through shared heritage, common humanity, and collective sacrifice to face the global threat.
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Toth
West
Europe
Asia
America
Free Nations
Franklin
Christian Science Monitor
More Haste, Less Speed on Federation Critics
The resumed Central African Federation talks moved up from July to April with unclear reasons. African opposition grows in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, with meetings in Mufulira and Lusaka planning strikes and civil disobedience. A London delegation option is debated, while cautious paths like broader African input and slower pace might better avert a fractured future.
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Mufulira
Northern Rhodesia
Copperbelt
Legislative Council
Simon Zukas
London
Nyasaland African Congress
Northern Rhodesian African Congress
Lusaka
Fort Jameson
Southern Rhodesia
Northern
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Federation
Griffiths
Gordon-Walker
Godfrey Huggins
Sir Godfrey
Manchester Guardian
All Work-No Pay We Pay Ottawa for Government Tasks
A letter complains that Ottawa benefits from staff labor without compensation. It cites sales tax, licensing, unemployment insurance, payroll taxes, and endless reporting as excessive burdens. The writer questions the value of a longer workweek and comments on pension plans and staff time spent on government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wales and royal legend mix in St David and Arthur hopes
The piece ponders Prince Arthur’s future name and reign, from King Charles III or George VII to Arthur I, set against Welsh history. It highlights St David’s Day spirit, Welsh courage, and notable figures from Edward I to Lloyd George, plus Wales’ religious and cultural legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueen
Elizabeth
Charles Philip Arthur George
Prince of Wales
St. David's Day
Charles III
George VII
Knights of the Round Table
Arthur I
Wales
Dewi Sant
St. David
Calixtus II
St. David’s
Sons of Wales
Edward I
Conway
Harlech
Carnarvon
Llewellyn
Snowdonia
Builth
Welsh Guards
Royal Welsh
Thebaw
Kipling
Mandalay
Lloyd George
Community projects for Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce
The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce urges volunteers to beautify the area with trees shrubs sand boxes playground equipment and a possible tennis court and horse shoe pitches. A second project aims to fog for mosquitoes to reclaim outdoor summers, inviting public support and attendance at the next meeting with Ramsay McIntosh or Herb Dancut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Chamber of Commerce
Ramsay McIntosh
Herb Dancut
J.W
Manitoba Lifts Embargo on Sheep Swine and Meat
The Manitoba Legislature announced a partial lift of the embargo on livestock entering the province from the west. As of midnight March 22 sheep swine and all meats may enter freely while cattle raw hides wool bones and skins remain restricted though in sealed cars through the province. Officials aim to secure federal clearance for live animals to move east and establish a floor price for cattle before lifting remaining bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
F. C. Bell
Saskatchewan
Bell
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Lac du Bonnet
The Ladies Auxiliary to Lac du Bonnet Canadian Legion Branch 164 met March 18 in the Legion hall with Mrs. M. E. Campbell presiding and twelve members present. A briefcase for the treasurer, donated by Mrs. Edythe M. Brown and presented by Mrs. Nosstrom, was offered in her absence due to illness. The auxiliary decided to under-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Arsenault
K. Rosseau
Hazel Campbell
Alice Arkison
M. Ingadson
Jeffries
Lac du Bonnet
Canadian Legion
Legion Hall
M. E. Campbell
Edythe M. Brown
Wales Folk Song Echoes National Pride Across Snowdon
A Welsh bi lingual nation shows strong pride and unity through song. Children near Snowdon sing God bless the Prince of Wales, reflecting deep loyalty and cultural vigor that could greet the future king Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Canada
Quebec
Prince
Arthur
Beddgelerte
Snowdon
Prince of Wales
Canadian provinces plan 475 million for highway work this year
Provinces in Canada allocate about 475 million dollars for highway construction and repairs in the current year. The figure reflects intensified infrastructure spending across multiple provinces to improve transportation networks and reduce congestion.
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Bible Society
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Canadian National Institute For the Blind
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Legion Auxiliary
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Weselak
Municipal Hall
Beausejour
Winnipeg
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