Ethics Of Free Enterprise And The Roosevelts
An editorial argues the United States is undergoing a counterrevolution toward free enterprise as price controls fall and reliance on government management wanes. It warns of strikes, rising prices, and monopoly, urging business leaders to adopt ethics of full employment and the Golden Rule to sustain freer markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Britain
Canada
Fpy
Great Britain
Trades Union Congress
Attlee
Christian Science Monitor
Shall We Forget War and Seek Freedom in God’s Way
The poem laments the horrors of war and urges remembrance of past wrongs. It contemplates revenge and the temptation it brings, warns against neglecting duty, and calls for a steadfast resolve to pursue freedom in a righteous path.
Britain's Latest Battle Ship Vanguard For Royal Visit
Britain plans to sail H.M.S. Vanguard to Capetown for a royal visit next February. As the latest built capital ship, Vanguard is designed to serve as a fighting unit of the United Kingdom Fleet with ample quarters for a commander in chief and staff officers making rapid deployment feasible.
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Britain
South Africa
Capetown
Briain
United Kingdom
Royal Family Transit Alterations Stir Public Interest
Minor renovations to a ship prepared to host the Royal Family and their entourage are noted, with officials saying adjustments improve comfort and security while preserving the vessel’s historical character. Details remain limited.
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Tively
Trees Near Dugouts Aims And Guidance For Planting
Farm News And Views quotes John Walker of the Forest Nursery Station in Indian Head Saskatchewan on three functions for trees near dugouts. They provide snow control to maximize spring water, act as a windbreak to reduce evaporation, and improve appearance while creating a nearby woodlot. The piece notes Grey wooded soils lack organic matter, hindering workability and bacterial activity, which reduces plant nutrient availability and productivity.
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John Walker
Indian Head
Sask
Alan
Anjoys WT. Burns
Dominion Experimental Station
Prince George
B.C
Pine Falls End Of The Line A Glimpse Of Town Life
A visitor guide to Pine Falls describes the town at the end of the railroad and bus lines. It highlights quiet streets trim homes churches including St Teresa's United Church Anglican Church and The Advent, the paper mill and offices, scenic river views and a lingering mill scent on visitors. Part two to follow.
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Vine Falls
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Silver Falls
Tin Town
Bannock Town
Bannock
St. Teresa's Catholic Church
Ike O Viat
Our Church
St. Teresa
United Church
Eppmanse
Visi
Church of the Advent
Time Office
Woods Department
Stenographic
W. T. E. Silver
Hair Nets From China Reflect Inflation and Trade Costs
The piece explains rising hair net prices from China, rising living costs, and a subsidy cut by Canada. It notes wholesale prices far above pre-war levels, the new exchange rate, and the impact on exports and imports with Canada seeking goods from China. It cites George Davie and discusses effects on consumers and retailers.
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Shangehai
China
Canada
Council targets punchboard use in Digby
The Digby town council met Monday night and passed a resolution demanding immediate action to eliminate punchboards in Digby Nova Scotia. The move signals a crackdown on modern gaming devices amid local concerns.
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Digby
Pinawa Personality: Walter Walsh’s Long Pinawa Legacy
Walter Walsh born 1877 in St John’s New Brunswick moved to Winnipeg then Selkirk and Rat Portage before arriving in Pinawa in 1903. He helped build the plant era with Walsh’s cuts worked for Cooper Construction and Winnipeg Electric Co later serving all Winnipeg River plants. He and Euphemia McColl raised four daughters and one son who died in 1932 in Quebec. The Walshs witnessed Pinawa’s growth from corduroy roads to modern homes and remained active in the plant and community lifeblood.
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Walter Walsh
St. John's
N.B
Winnipeg
Selkirk
Rat Portage
Kenora
Walter
Pinawa
Walsh
Euphemia McColl
Winnipeg Electric Co
Winnipeg River
May
St. Boniface Hospital
Jack Wade
Lac du Bonnet
Conowonga
Iowa
Quebec
Pat
Sioux Lookout
Onario
B.C
Mona
Whitemouth
Parking Problem Faces Kentville Council
The Kentville Adverstiser urges town leaders to address chronic parking issues. Kentville, NS, serves a surrounding shopping area and must provide pleasant conditions for business to sustain its role as a regional corner store.
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Sevral
Kentville
Prank Vandalism Criticized by Scarboro Mail
The Scarboro Ontario Mail blasts Halloween pranks as irresponsible vandalism that coats money and damages property. It condemns youths who ruin items and notes many goods are hard to obtain, urging accountability.
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Hallowe'en
Garbage disposal warning from National Health
The Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa warns that cardboard packages paper bags and newspaper bundles used for kitchen waste attract vermin and pests. Flimsy bundles are easily disturbed by scavengers including rats, aiding the spread of disease and epidemics.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Mouth Breathing And Snoring In Children
Snoring signals blocked nasal passages and chronic mouth breathing can alter facial structure in children. Seek medical advice for persistent nasal discharge or cold weather airway issues. consult the family physician promptly.
France Yields Wheat Below 1935-39 Average
France estimates wheat production at 244.352 million bushels versus the 1935-39 average of 286.150 million. Ireland plans to import about 350,000 tons of wheat from Canada and the United States after heavy autumn rains damaged a quarter of its grain crops.
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France
Eire
Canada
United States
World Wheat Trade and Production Estimates Decline
Imports of 150000 tons cited as world wheat production estimated at 5875000 bushels, slightly below pre war average of 5914000. India and Argentina exchange maize and wheat products for Indian hessian and jute. US wheat production now estimated at 1167 million bushels.
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India
Argentina
United States
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St. James
Post Office Department
Cliff Brown
J. W. Wade
Seven Sisters Falls
M. Everson
H. Leith
Great Falls
Betty Jean Thorbergson
I —Ven Malxe Bissett
Martha Wegle
Beausejour
Valerie Manchester
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Audit Bureau
Prince William
Prince Wailliam
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Kurnell
Australia
Jomens OF
Gloucester
Solis
Vesta van Mallen
Happy
George Davie
St. Aspen Park
Orient
N.S
Courier
W. A. Walsh
WH. Leith
Professional Services
B.B. Dublenski
K.C
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
Man
Red & White
Drache
Maitlin
Besusejour
Joseph Bellan
Harry Hershfield
Somerset Bldu
Optometrists
Vlaiting Gesuessens
Trent
Na Floor
Rensington
Portage Ave
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