Mrs Violet Ballantyne dies former Emerson Journal publisher
Editorial notes the passing of Mrs Violet Ballantyne relic of the late W B Ballantyne who led The Emerson Journal for decades. Born in Ontario she moved to Stonewall and Emerson, ran the paper by hand during World War II, and on her 73rd birthday relinquished control after fifty years of publication. A leading Manitoba woman publisher she served as Honorary President of the Manitoba Division, Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.
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Violet (Patterson) Ballantyne
W. B. Ballantyne
Emerson Journal
Field of
Manitoba
Ballantyne
Ballantynes
Right To A Hearing On United Nations Tunisia Debate
The Manchester Guardian notes India protests the Security Council refusal to place Tunisia on its agenda. It questions if France was within Charter rights to block discussion and whether that stance risks undermining UN legitimacy. It urges colonial powers to justify actions publicly and heed smaller nations’ grievances to avoid further tension.
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United Nations
India
Security Council
United States
France
General Assembly
Tunisia
Hyderabad
Mr. Eden
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Witty Winnipeg House Debates mocked in radio broadcast letdown
In a strenuous debate over broadcasting sessions, members traded quips about steam power, gas, juries, and education. Jokes touched on magpies and color bans, with critics warning radio would only yield a costly public bill and noting the class from St Vital school observing from the galleries.
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McDowell
Willis
Brandon
Campbell
Clement
Swailes
Prefontaine
Stinson
Mr. Campbell
Roblin
Hryorczuk
Kardash
Chester
St. Vital School
Parliament Patters in Manitoba Chamber of the House
A lively Manitoba parliamentary transcript features Mr Willis congratulating students on observing governance, Mr Swailes amid Hours of Work debate, and speakers lampooning gerrymandering, cabinet chair collapses, and wartime powers. The exchanges mix wit and political critique.
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Swailes
Ethelbert
Stinson
McDowell
Iberville
Wightman
Mr. Hansford
Burch
Mr. Stinson
Executive Council
Education
Manitoba
Miller
House of the Golden Boy
Beautify Manitoba Theme of Good Roads Association
The Manitoba Good Roads Association opens its 44th season with the theme Beautify Manitoba in 1952. Contests reward best kept municipal roads and best kept towns, villages or smaller centres with trophies and certificates. Road competition has three classes, and beautification includes multiple classes for towns, villages, unincorporated areas, and farm buildings. Judges include J. E. McAuley, Reeve P. Beachell, C. S. Landon, Reeve J. H. Cathcart, Mayor K. R Besn and W. H. French.
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Manitoba Good Roads Association
Manitoba
J. E. McAuley
Reeve P
London Conference Eyes Federation Of Rhodesias And Nyasaland
The London Conference debates a three territory federation in Southern Rhodesia Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Proponents cite public service savings while opponents highlight racial policy and native rights under Malan era pressures. Chiefs and local leaders warn of looming fear and hardship if federation proceeds.
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Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Godfrey Huggins
Roy Welensky
London
David Livingstone
Chitambo
Rhodesia
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodesias
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
North Africa
Bulawayo
Matappo
Rhodes
Zambezi
British South Africa Company
United States
Salisbury
Goverment
Lobenguela
Rhodes Estate
South Rhodesia
Union of South Africa
Britain
Malan
South Africa
Msasamala
Aggrey
Columbia University
Carols of gladness ring from every tree Frances Anne Kemble
Frances Anne Kemble notes that carols of gladness fill every tree in the season as households greet Christmas. The piece echoes festive cheer and family warmth typical of holiday literature from her era.
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Frances Anne Kemble
Health goal urges universal childhood immunization in Canada
Fifty years of declining contagious diseases have not reached full control as whooping cough and diphtheria still appear in Canada. Both killers are preventable by immunization, which is simple and often free. No child should be left unprotected due to complacency amid calm epidemics.
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Canada
Estate of WH lam Clarence KKleMaber Probate Notice
In the matter of the Estate of WH lam Clarence KKleMaber of Plumas Manitoba deceased all claims must be sent to the undersigned in Gladstone Manitoba on or before June 21. Dated Gladstone Manitoba May 13 ALB Pea.
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Lam Clarence Kklemaber
Plumas
Province of
Manitoba
Great Falla
Gladstone
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