Editorial on buying intelligence and Panmunjom trust
The piece argues that money cannot buy goodwill or real respect, critiques a $100000 offer for a Russian jet delivered to the Allies, and urges Washington to demonstrate genuine good faith in Panmunjom talks rather than signaling pressure or mercenary motives. It notes the risk of sowing suspicion among neutrals and emphasizes the President's convictions as the stronger voice against dollars.
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United States
Korea
Panmunjom
Far East
Army
Tokyo
Red Air Force
Franciszek Jarowski
Denmark
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Committee on Alcoholism aims to educate Manitoba public
The Manitoba Committee on Alcoholism formed in July 1952 as a non profit, nonpartisan group to educate on alcoholism, provide services, and foster prevention. Based at 588 Broadway Winnipeg, its leaders include Judge Ralph Maybank, Dr. T A Pincock, Allan K McTaggart, Victor Sifton, Mildred McMurray, with M Ross Mounce as executive director. The program highlights treatment, vocational rehabilitation, and cooperation with Alcoholics Anonymous and local centers, urging public financial support and tax-deductible donations.
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Committee ON
Manitoba
C.A.M
Broadway
Winnipeg
Ralph Maybank
Alcoholics Anonymous
Post Session Reflections on Manitoba Legislature Seats
Observer predicts changes in the Liberal and CCF benches after the seventh session of the 23rd Legislature. Several Liberal figures seek renomination or depart, while others like John Pitt and J F Anderson emerge as active backbenchers. Some members, including E Brodeur and M D MacCarthy, spoke rarely, with others listed as silent during the session. Continued discussion is noted on page 5.
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Elec
Tion
F. L. Chester
Winnipeg I
Roxy Hamilton
Rupertsland
Paul Bardal
Winnipeg C
J. R. Solomon
Emerson
Rhodes Smith
Winnipeg
Robert Mooney
Virden
J. L. Christie
Cypress
Albert Trapp
St. Clements
C.C.F
E. A. Hansford
St. Bon
John Pitt
Arthur
J. F. Anderson
Fairford
E. Brodeur
LaVerendrye
M. D. MacCarthy
Ste Rose
This Human Pageant By Dr Robert Harvey
This extract discusses Dr Paul Aggrey’s views on racial cooperation in Africa, contrasts South Africa’s color bar with mixed Dutch British heritage, cites Malan’s political shift, and notes diverse church responses. It references Cape Times cases, colonial laws, and figures like Michael Scott, Patrick Duncan, and Gandhi’s son, warning of rising white supremacy and lack of black rights.
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Paul Aggrey
Africa
A. T. Steele
South Africa
Dr. Malan
Union of South Africa
Malan
Britain
Lady Paterson
Holland
Cape Times
Dutch Reformed
Church of England
Capetown
Christian Council of South Africa
Fort Hare
Dutch Reformed Church
Michael Scott
United Nations
Kutako
St. Paul’s
D. O’connor
Johannesburg
Patrick Duncan
Basutoland
Union
Mohandas Gandhi
Field Marshal Smuts
Dr. Aggrey
Beausejour Community Notes Share Weekend Visits and News
Beausejour readers learn of visitors and travels among local families. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Brandon return from an eight week Florida trip. Herman Fenning buys a 1953 Meteor. Nettie praised as a driver. Joyce Flekke earns RN honors at Winnipeg General. bowling party voices and guest lists mark a social week. James Floyd Langille passes away in Winnipeg General Hospital. service by Rev. George Service.
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Verne Smith
John Allen
Brandon
Florida
Allens
Mrs. Smith
Allen
Herman Fenning
Bill
Nettie
Joyce Flekke
R.N
Winnipeg General Hospital
Joyce
Paul Langille
Paul
James Floyd Langille
Beause
Island geogrew: Abeg weit to Isle de St. Jean origin
Prince Edward Island origin ally bore the Indigenous name Abeg weit and later adopted the French designation Isle de Saint-Jean, reflecting shifting nomenclature from native to colonial language.
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Prince Edward Island
Abegweit
Isle de St. Jean
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Cliff Brown
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Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
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Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
Dencross
I. Hutniak
Garson
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River Hills
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Powerview
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Alcoholism
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Robert Harvey
Success Business College
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V. Smith
Betty Freisen
A. D. Freisen
Bible School
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Sandy
Ken
Grand Beach
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Manitoba Power Commission
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Royal Bank
Jean
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Camp Shilo
L. Froelich
Olwen
Iowa
U.S.A
Erick
Joanne Russell
West
H. Mayes
Leader
Agricultural Society
Rev
H. Moertelmier
Jour District
H. S. Josie
G. R. Hill
Elmwood Cemetery
George
Russell Funeral Home
Manitopa
A. H. Basman
R. Giesbrecht
M. Brook
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
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Man
Leonard L. Portnoy
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckett
Will
Salter St
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Selkirk
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