In Defence Of The C B C A Radio Licence Critique
A critical analysis of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Friday night defence of its $2.50 annual license fee. The piece argues CBC’s self praise, civil service attitudes, and mocked program parodies annoy listeners while private networks showcase star parades. It notes CBC’s mixed taste and allegations of self promotion, urging focus on actual listener entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
C.B.C
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Oxford
Imperial Oil Limited
Canada
Immigrants Are Human Yet Politicians May Build Fair Canada
A Printed Word opinion argues immigrants are people with varied abilities and motives. Statisticians ignore humanity, regulation shapes age and health, but character and adaptability vary. Immigration won’t solve all problems. many will seek security through effort, face labor disputes, and tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mystery O Heavy Heart, A Plea For Faith In Crises
In stark reflective verse Gemmill laments a world of sin and fear amid an atomic era. He asks where divine strength and truth reside and pleads for a sign that faith may prevail. The poem centers on doubt, despair, and a hope for a Christian unity of human effort and divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemmill
Elma And Winnipeg Visitors And Weekend Travels
Elma notes several of the city’s residents hosting or visiting relatives in Winnipeg and Ontario. Mr and Mrs W Chanway of Winnipeg visited his parents M and Mrs M Chanway for the weekend. P Monette left for Kenora Ontario to winter with son J Monette. Walter Kuva plans a winter stay in Port Arthur Ontario. Joe Plonski heads to Winnipeg for the Christmas holidays. J N Proceviat and wife move to McKensie Island Ontario for the winter. Visitors include J H Sitar and daughter Carrie, J Bazay, P Chop, and others. Leo Leeyus, fourth year Univ of Manitoba student, spent weekend with parents J H Leeyus. Smorong of Ena Ontario spent weekend with mother A Smorong. Helen Jokinen of Winnipeg visits parents E Jokinen for long weekend.
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J. H. Sitar
Carrie
J. Bazay
P. Chop
P. Topoliwski
S. Misiurka
J. Dubel
Leo Leeyus
University of Manitoba
J. H. Leeyus
Poultry feeding and breeding cut feed use in eggs
The text explains that poultry nutrition and heredity drive egg production efficiency. It notes maintenance costs, with a 6-lb hen needing about 73 lb of feed annually for maintenance. Higher egg output reduces feed per dozen eggs, from about 8 lb at 140 eggs per hen to about 6 lb at 210 eggs, and less with more than 210 eggs. It mentions R.O.P. chicks as Canadian breeding standards and reports a criminal case involving egg melange, plus advice against burning leftover straw due to soil and weed concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture Nutritonists
R.O.P
Canada
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Manitoba
Simple Methods for the Storage of Ice
The Dominion Department of Agriculture offers a publication on storing the winter ice crop. It outlines ordinary storage, an insulated ice house, and an ice well with specifications and illustrations to help farmers prepare before severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Evaporated Milk Restricted in Manitoba and Ontario Areas
Wartime Prices and Trade Board declares restricted zones in Manitoba and Ontario due to milk production decline. Major cities Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Fort William Port Arthur and towns including Dauphin Steinbach Kenora and Rainy River projected under rationed sale. Infants and sick persons may buy milk with physician approval and local ration boards issuing special coupons.
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Canada
Manitoba
Prices and Trade Board
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Beausejoun
Dauphin
Carman
Morden
Souris
Selkirk
Melita
Stonewall
Morris
Emerson
Killarney
Boissevais
Deloraine
Virden
Birtle
Shoal Leake
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Russell
Roblin
Grandview
Gladstone
Oak Lake
Carberry
Manitou
Gilbert Plains
Steinbach
Somerset
Ontario
Fort William
Port Arthur
Fort Frances
Kenora
Keewatin
Rainy River
Pine Falls tour highlights modern town life and gardens
A promotional review of Pine Falls celebrates its modern utilities, well kept streets, absence of back lanes, and flourishing vegetable gardens. It guides visitors through homes, staff residences, a restaurant, recreation centre, theatre, school, hospital, Indian Reservation clinic, golf course, and Mercantile store, praising landscaping and community spirit. The piece closes with a nod to the town’s friendly citizens and a call to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
N. Walton
J. Aselline
A. Krueger
J. W. Jackson
Stan Brewster
G. Mulligan
W. Johannson
D. R. Bissett
Pine Falls Hospital
Primer
Red Cross
Indian Hospital
Fort Alexander Reserve
Coronation Park
Art
Normandy Pines
Movie-Goer’s Gamble in Canadian Cineplexes
Movie goers in Canada face uncertain film expectations as advance reviews from Hollywood mislead at times. Ticket buyers engage in an un seen and unseen system akin to a cautious, speculative transaction with little reliable guidance.
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Canada
Hollywood
Farm jail needed says Judge Hall in Supreme Court
Kentville NS Advertiser reports Mr Justice W.ool Hall urged a farm jail during the Supreme Court session. He expressed that public welfare workers and many citizens favor the idea, citing his lifetime experience and authority. The paper hopes authorities give his advice sincere consideration.
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W.ool. Hall
Supreme Court
Prosperity and peace themes in early Canadian press
The snippet cites British Columbia prosperity tied to forest products and diversified industry aims, urges a strong reserve army as a peace premium, critiques radio soap operas amid scarce resources, and hints at improved rural school financing to raise education standards and facilities.
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British Columbia
Prince George
B.C
People's Army
Canada
Kamloops
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Springfield Leader
Mani Part
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St James
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
J. W. Wade
Seven Sisters Falls
M. Everson
Great Falls
Betty Jean Thorbergson
Bissett
Martha Wegle
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
St. Georges
E. J. Bouvier
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
Beausejour
Valerie Manchester
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Audit Bureau
Pinawa
H. Leith
Wests van Malsen
Elma
C. Wendeborn
Fce
W. Chanway
Mrs. M. Chanway
P. Monette
Kenora, Ontario
Son
J. Monette
S. Winter
General Hospital
Walter Kuva
Joe Plonski
J. N. Proceviat
McKensie Island
Smorong
Ena, Ontario
A. Smorong
Helen Jokinen
Mrs. E. Joknen
Ferm
David Tusker
Mitchell
Ontario Reformatory
Hlm.c.s. Warrior
Magdalena Bay
Mexico
Warrior
Halifax
Esquimalt
Panama Canal
Vesta van Malsen
Mr. Johannson
HW. Dunfield
Focal School
Kinder- Eirten
Kathleen Irvine
The
United Church
Minn
Tribune
Weedie
Neepawa (Man
B.B. Dubienski
K.C
Confederation Life Bldg
Winnipeg, Man
Man
Red & White
Drache & Mailin
Joseph Bellan
Harry Hershfield
Winaifeg
Kensington
Portege Ave
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