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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 27, 1952

Page

2

Is Canada Becoming a Welfare State?

An editorial argues Canadians must decide soon if they want a welfare state with government duties funded by heavy taxation. It contrasts Britain and the USSR, warns that more government care reduces individual freedom, and urges clear public direction to MPs on whether to pursue or reject such a system.

Canada Great Britain U.S.S.R

What Do American Tourists Want in Canada

American visitors seek a distinct Canadian atmosphere not a display of U S symbols. Canadians should avoid waving the flag and avoid faux American names for tourist sites. Instead present genuine Canadian hospitality and history, ensuring visitors see Canada and Canadians, with fair value and courteous conduct.

Canada New York

Not Black and White Uproar Over Voting Rights in South Africa

The piece argues the constitutional crisis centers on whether the colored minority should gain voting rights. It notes European unity on keeping blacks unprivileged, but division on apartheid versus integration. It cites Malan's push for separate voting and critiques from abroad. It endorses internal liberalism and multiracial efforts like the Institute of Race Relations, urging South Africans to resolve the race conflict locally. The underlying point is that true solution must come from South Africans of all races.

South Africa Malan Dr. Malan Institute of Race Relations Christian Science Monitor

Archibald Nye Named UK High Commissioner in Canada

Sir Archibald Nye, born 1895 and former Army officer, has been appointed United Kingdom High Commissioner in Canada succeeding Sir Alexander Clutterbuck who becomes High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Australia. Nye's career included commander of the Nowshera Brigade in 1939 and senior War Office posts in 1940 41.

Archibald Nye United Kingdom Canada Alexander Clutterbuck Australia Duke of York’s School Dover Nowshera War Office

Governor of Madras and UK High Commissioner to India

The excerpt notes a career progression from Imperial General Staff to Governor of Madras in 1946, followed by serving as High Commissioner for the United Kingdom to India from 1948 until recently, when he relinquished the post.

Imperial General Staff Madras United Kingdom India

Over fasting dangers and the case for a proper breakfast

The article argues that long fasting periods between evening and morning meals strain the body. It urges eating breakfast at a regular morning hour, including fruit juice, whole grain cereal, eggs or bacon, toast, and a hot beverage to sustain morning activity and provide at least one third of daily nourishment.

Information Please on Foods for Health and Economy

Nutritionists say the body needs certain elements for health and growth. Government folders outline foods with the highest nutrient value for homemakers. The press relays brief food issues to promote healthy, economical eating across Canada.

Canada

From a 30000 pound steel ingot to wire and tacks

A single 30,000 pound steel ingot could theoretically yield 32,000 miles of wire and 200 million small tacks, illustrating vast material efficiency.

Nehru Faces Red Tibet Threat Near India's North

The article argues Nehru risks independence as Communist backed East Punjab falls under a red government. It warns of a Chinese Red fortress in Tibet with airfields and roads, backed by Russia, threatening India from the Himalayas and border regions. It recalls Britain’s past Tibet policy and explorers like Sven Hedin.

Nehru India England Tibet East Punjab Congress Party Britain Russia Dalai Lama Forbidden Lhasa Kremlin China Moscow Korea Kubla Khan Khan Li Hung Chang Sven Hedin Pekin Simla Trans- Himalaya Himalayas Kashmir Burma East Junjab George Bogle Warren Hastings Shigatse Thomas Manning Charles Lamb Manning Annie Taylor China Inland Mission Trans-Himalayas Sutlej Brahmaputra West Nepal

Beausejour Items Highlight Civil Defence and Community Events

L. J. Pulfer appointed regional supervisor for Civil Defence ground observer duties extending east of Red River toward Lake Winnipeg districts with training planned. Beausejour Court 1650 and Legion branch 132 announce 1952 improvements and social fund drives. Local residents Anne Dudy Irene Hastman and Shirley Paul visit, and a May 24 stag and shower for Wanda Krebbs Fred Litke precedes a June 7 wedding. Gunner B J Rosmus returns from Korea after 12 months with the R C H A and a prior report of wounds now cleared.

L. J. Pulfer R.M. of Brokenhead Canada Pulfer Red River No. 1 Lake Winnipeg Beausejour Canadian Legion Wanda Krebbs Fred Litke

Diabetes control and early detection in mid-century Canada

In 1950 diabetes claimed 1545 Canadian lives though early diagnosis tools existed. Regular medical exams enable prompt action on signs. Maintaining normal weight, especially after age 40, and following a balanced diet improve health and reduce diabetes risk.

Hidden powers in cabbage may aid health and healing

Scientists studying cabbage believe it contains substances that could combat the common cold and aid wound treatment. The vegetable has long been valued on menus, whether cooked or raw, and should be eaten often in various preparations.

Lunch Box Graduates Healthy Worker Child Meals

The lunch box for workers or schoolchildren should include nourishing food rather than snacks. Options include cold or hot milk, soup, or hot chocolate in vacuum bottles, with alternatives like weiners, sausage rolls, baked spare ribs, or eggs. Include fruit or vegetables as well.

Recreation for Health and Leisure Time Hobbies

The article promotes recreation as a beneficial pastime for all workers. It suggests active hobbies for sedentary jobs and gentler pursuits for physically demanding work, stressing relaxation, mental and physical health, and the value of public libraries for hobby ideas.

TENDERS Sealed bids for two Beausejour school houses

Tenders close June 16 at 2 pm for removal of a 36 by 43 and a 24 by 72 frame school house in Beausejour Manitoba. Buildings wired for electricity. Each bid must include 10 percent certified cheque as security. Successful bidder to level ground after removal. Highest bid not necessarily accepted. Send to J W Cheap secretary treasurer Beausejour No 609.

A.D Beausejour Manitoba

Trustee Act Notice for Estate of Stanley Gmitrowski Beausejour

Under The Trustee Act in the matter of the estate of Stanley Gmitrowski late of Beausejour Manitoba farmer deceased. All claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their Beausejour Manitoba office on or before July 2 1952. Dated Beausejour Manitoba May 22 1952. Drache Matlin Weselak Solicitors for Elsie Gmitrowski Administratrix

Stanley Gmitrowski Beausejour Manitoba A.D

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Springfield Federal District of Springield St. James Alfred W. Hanks Man Post Office Department Ottawa Lac du Bonnet Cliff Brown W. S. Kennard Seven Sisters Falls Mrrs H. Leith Elma C. Wendebdorn Whitemouth T. G. Erskine Tyndall L. A. Wawryshyn W. W. Childe Cromwell Phylis Mroz River Hills L. Rempel Powerview J. T. Turcotte Pine Falls W. T. Mansell Pointe du Bois Diane Apritchard Glenfields Olga Kabaluk Evelyn Krawchuk Thalberg W. Ferens St. George E. J. Bouvier Glenmoor Roland Otto Molson Z. Sabat Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Audit Bureau Circulations High Commissioner Sir Archibald Nye Robert Aarney Sadi Patsy Rasmus Beausejour Court Little Audrey Hlady Beausejour Hospital Audrey Anne Dudy Irene Hastman Winnipeg Irene E. Hastman Shirley Paul Mrs. N. Rumak Jeanne Morfoot Norman Neyedly Val. Manchester Ed. Mundt Anne and Irene Reich Suzie Beger Mary Lewko Doreen Keilback Andrew Ilchena Eddie Chmielnicki Gunner B. J. Rosmus Joe Rosmus Benny R.C.H.A Diabetes Control J. W. Cheap Drache, Matlin and Weselak Municipal Hall Joseph Bellan Beausejour, Manitoba Chiropractors Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic Somerset Leonard L. Portnoy Boyd Building Morley R. Shuckett Will Salter St Kensington Portage Ave Beausejcour Beavesjour Ici Parle
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