Business leaders urge orderly price readjustment nationwide
Twenty three American business leaders through the National Planning Association call for an orderly readjustment of prices. They acknowledge shared responsibility among government labor and farmers but insist consumer prices outrun incomes and warn of a deeper slump if not led by business. The group stresses economic statesmanship and accountability for leaders to cut prices without appearing to hold them up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Planning Association
Beardsley Rumi
S. C. Allyn
Robert F. Black
Harold Boeschenstein
Eugene Burgess
S. K. Colby
P. B. Stull
C. E. Wilson
Christian Science Monitor
Achievement Day Celebrated by Lac du Bonnet Food Clubs
Food Clubs held Achievement Day at the Community Hall with first and second year groups presenting exhibits on nutrition, healthy meals, and conservation. Prizes were awarded to top performers, and programs featured songs, solos, and health demonstrations as members thanked Mrs. Frank Brown for her help.
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Lac du Bonnet Foods
Helen Coates
Shirley Choma
Frank Brown
Jean Petrus
Florence Swetz
Maureen Arsenault
Verna Brown
Jeanne Wold
Baby
Donna Petterson
Marjorie Tomlinson
Shewfelt
Extension Service
Mount Archibald Named for Agricultural Leader
Mount Archibald, named for Archibald, director of the Experimental Farms Service, Dominion Department of Agriculture, overlooks the experimental station at Mile 1019 on the Alaskan Highway. Latitude 60 45 06N, Longitude 137 51 23W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Experimental Farms Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Mount Archibald
Outlaw Bridge Game Then Save World Peace Says Town Column
A humorous Perth columnist rails against bridge calling it an international curse and a cause of marital strife. He jokes about five suits and Lady Luck while noting bridge widowers and home game hell.
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United Nations
Noth
Lady Luck
Vancouver Sun
Ottawa hotel the Chateau Laurier and Canada’s next history
A reflection on Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier as a hub of national life and memory. The author recalls early 20th century conferences, wartime anxieties, and debates over peace with the Soviet Union via a proposed trade framework to avert war, framing Canada as a potential battlefield and seeking cautious paths to economic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Chateau Laurier
Parliament Buildings
Bears Break Into Cabin In Bear Party Incident
A man finds his cabin door ajar and a black bear exits through a window after raiding canned goods including ham. He fires warning shots, repairs the damage, and later returns with friends to inspect the scene. The 450 pound bear party involved Arne Ninivirta Harry Podolchuk Billy Podolchuk and the narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mrs. Bruin
Swift
Dane
Arne Ninivirta
Harry and
Billy Podolchuk
Silence as Judge and Mockery in La Rochefoucauld
An aphoristic reflection on silence describing it as a tool of approval or condemnation and noting its range from mocking to respectful. The quote contrasts different uses of silence in social discourse and moral judgment.
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la Rochefoucauld
Local social notes highlight visits and engagements
The week brings numerous social updates with visitors and guests at area homes. Bob Pearson and Everett Dobbin host May weekend guests. Walter Kelly visits Mr. Pearson. E Bell and A Bugler with Percy Bell and Miss Jean Scosky visit the Leith home. Wickners travel to Winnipeg. Mrs Landry stays with the Bernards. Walsh family attend funeral of Mrs Millyard of Kenora. birth announced for A Krampett and wife in St Joseph’s hospital. engagement of Helen Ryplanski and Pat Patterson noted with Pat enlisting for Shilo camp. further visits to Winnipeg by Helen Ryplanski and Pat Patterson. Mrs Lundquist’s grandson Randy battles asthma. Pearl Wentz and Eleanor Shanks visit for Mother's Day. Clarence Holmgren and son return from the coast for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bell
A. Bugler
Percy Bell
Jean Scosky
H. Leith
Hints on Barley Growers Urged for National Contest
The National Barley Contest committee urges entrants to follow printed guidelines. Use pure seed from registered varieties and plant on every farm. Treat seed with Ceresan or similar pesticide and sow shallow and early to avoid past mistakes.
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Brewing and Malting Industries of Canada
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Walter Kelly
Mr. Pearson
Mrs. W. Wickner
Winnipeg
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
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A. J
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Pat” Patterson
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