Combatting Vicious Comics A Call for School Library Action
A 1940s public stance argues that violent and lewd comics corrupt youth while adult readers reject such material. It urges collaboration among parents educators librarians and publishers to replace harmful works with high quality children literature and comics to promote healthy development.
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Commonwealth Prime Ministers meet with TV display at Downing Street
The gathering opened amid muted remarks from most speakers except Mr Leslie Belisha while television captured leaders departing the Cabinet Room. Chief notes included Mr Mackenzie King’s absence due to illness and Attlee’s swift recovery praised by delegates. A Canadian wheat forecast shows 2,188,000 acres sown, with a potential 22 million bushel rise over 1947, plus policy allowing farmers to keep a fifth of their wheat for stock feed boosting poultry and hampered by a $12,000,000 saving in human consumption terms.
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Canada at a glance in the postwar era
Canada boasts nearly 100 daily papers with English dailies circling 2.5 million and French about 0.5 million. National Research Council staff reached 2,300 in 1947. Life insurance in force totalled 41.5 billion dollars. Wartime service medal plans affect over a million veterans. Population origins skew British Isles and French. Visitors counted from the U.S. top 23 million crossing in a year.
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Canada
National Research Council
Cripps Returns as Key Pillar of Government
Sir Stafford Cripps comes back from the United States to a government in a tight spot. As economic and chancellor, he has become the main prop alongside Asquith, launching a Commonwealth Conference after a grueling schedule. He starts at 4 a.m. and has had no holiday, treating major speeches as mere breaks from work.
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United States
Campbell - Bannerman
Asquith
Stafford
Harvest Yields Projected Higher Than Expected
Dollar-Saving Harvest Latest reports to the Ministry of Agriculture put harvest yields rather higher than was expected a month ago. Wheat now looks like coming out little short of a ton to the acre.
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Labour pamphlet on Western Union due in fortnight
The Labour party plans a Western Union pamphlet in about two weeks to show whether it will follow the Dalton line or move toward broader socialist unity with practical steps. It warns that recognizing General Franco would kill Labour's Western Union prospects, as Labour sympathies in the Spanish civil war are deeply rooted.
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Bulwarks for Babies Immunization Timing
National health authorities advise three month inoculations for whooping cough but deem immunity more reliable after seven months. In some cases a combined vaccine for whooping cough diphtheria and tetanus is used at six months. The family physician should guide parents on this and other health matters.
Boswell and His Life of Johnson Legacy
A survey of James Boswell and his Life of Samuel Johnson notes Boswell’s journals and habit of drawing out conversations. It highlights his tour with Johnson in 1773, the frank portrayal of wine and women, and the biography’s lasting rank as a landmark in literary biography.
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Boswell and Johnson in a Portrait of Barking Vanity
The article marks October 29 as Boswell birth anniversary, noting his unflattering character yet major literary fame for The Life of Samuel Johnson. It contrasts Boswell with John Wesley, details Boswell’s early life in Edinburgh and Glasgow, his pursuit of fame through famous circles, his first meeting with Johnson in Covent Garden, and a string of romantic escapades across Europe and Britain, including loves in Utrecht Siena and Edinburgh, culminating in a daughter and a complex marriage to Margaret Montgomery.
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Love of God and man expresses love of good
A concise statement links divine love with human compassion and moral action, presenting love as the motive and expression of goodness across communities. It emphasizes virtue guiding conduct and service to others as central to faith.
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Man
Canada Relies on Coal and Machinery in Trade
In dollar value coal ranks as Canada's second principal import while machinery leads as the first, outlining the dominance of energy and industrial equipment in the nation's import profile.
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Canada
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