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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1953
Page
2
The piece lauds Queen Mary for blending Victorian rectitude with modern vigor. It credits her with shaping contemporary royalty as a symbol of domestic virtue, devotion to duty, and family life, while preserving old virtues in a changing world.
The Manchester Guardian reports the EC E survey warns Europe faces a $2,000-$2,500 million annual dollar shortfall when military and Japan aid decline. To rebuild resilience Europe must expand own food and raw material production, ease trade barriers cautiously, and pursue selective agricultural and industrial reforms across nations.
In a surprising session moment the margarine color ban fizzled out with little opposition and no recorded vote as sponsors and critics faltered. Housewives will continue adding color themselves while the Legislature pays heartfelt tribute to Queen Mary. Education estimates faced heat but passed, with opposition seeking more funding for Brandon College, a Deaf School in Manitoba, agricultural research, and rural teacher support.
Premier Campbell defends Manitoba interests amid Freight Rates debate while CCF proposes lowering the voting age. Ministers present estimates totaling about 3.9 million dollars, charges about liquor control act referendum resurface, and Hours of Work Act amendments spark clashes. Debate ends with votes on lower voting age and housing, shifting to next week.
A feature exploring Easter rituals and Good Friday traditions across history. It details Maronite Church rites in Paris, royal and papal ceremonies, candles in cathedrals, and the Easter lily's symbolism, tracing echoes from antiquity to modern church practice. The piece closes with the Russian greeting Christ is risen and He is risen indeed.
The writer recalls a northern Ontario journey passing through Timmins and Moosonee. He observed groups of Indians under a caring woman’s guidance receiving tuberculosis treatment and notes on hospital care and optimism for Canada’s future. He mentions gold towns, teen students in Porcupine and Schumacher, and states that 1951 harvesting machinery sales leaned to the Prairie Provinces.
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