Canada at the United Nations in New York
A Canadian observer reports from New York on Canadian delegation aims and operations at the United Nations. Lester B Pearson leads the delegation with Lucien Cardin and David Croll among members, as debates center on Middle East, Hungary, Cyprus and Red China membership amid Sino American and British positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Regular Assembly
United Nations
Itcal
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Middle East
Pearson
General Assembly
Roc Pinard
Lucien Cardin
David Croll
R. A. MacKay
Beekman Tower
Suez Canal
Hungary
England
France
Suez
Russia
India
South Africa
Greece
Cyprus
Red China
United States
China
Ten Commandments for Hunters and Local Notes
A hunting ethic page lists ten commandments emphasizing safety, legal game, and respect for farmers. It notes duck and goose migration, deer season opening Friday, and a Pine Falls Association trophy win. A reporter shares a wild fishing yarn and a Partridge Moose Fox incident from Michipicoten Harbor with a single shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Association
Stu. Perdue
Brandon College
Press Weekly
Henry Peterson
Michipicoten Harbor
Ont
Civil Defence in the Future and Its Global Role
The article argues civil defence remains essential in Canada for disaster response and peacetime resilience, not just war. It cites health minister views, wartime lessons, and Britain’s stance that civil defence is a permanent local government duty and national responsibility. It warns that nuclear threat and natural disasters keep vigilance necessary worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Soviet Russia
F. F. Worthington
Lenin
Russia
Martin
Britain
David Fyfe
Future of the sunflowers in the western farm belt
The sunflower crop in Western Canada hinges on farmers attitudes toward raw crops rather than the plants themselves. E D Putt notes breeding may yield economic varieties for Prairie provinces with 60 percent planted to Beacon by 1955 and a westward shift of acreage amid fluctuating production and price trends since 1945, while regional tests aim to widen adaptable regions and raise returns per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
E. D. Putt
Morden
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Red River Valley
Beacon
Victoria Beach By M. M. SMITH
A Winnipeg area bingo drew many locals though no winner emerged. A Friday wrestling event drew a crowd. Attending the Stewart-Hunt wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whyte and Mrs. Albert Larson and Mrs. Thor Holgrin. Mrs. Walter Thomas took her pupil Bonnie Lynn Hampton to Selkirk for a spelling gathering with thirty-two pupils from various schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Beach
Walter Whyte
Albert Larson
Thor Holgrin
Walter Thomas
Bonnie Lynn Hampton
Selkirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Springfield Leader
Montoba
Pringfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Green Oak
Eleanor Strauss
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
D. G. Crook
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Pine Falls
Les Bailey
W. Wittmeier
Seven Sisters Falls
S. Gittins Thalberg
Audrey Gunningdajl
L. A. Warren Beach
M. M. Smith
UIT Bureau OF Circulations
Peron
Senate
Beekman Tower Hotel
Mitchell Place
N.Y
USA
Sring
Man
Springfield
Lar du Bonnet
Rod and
la Cseraran
Farm News
Bonnie Lynn
Howard Joseph
Beausejour
Stuart Linklater
Beausejour Hospital
Dawson
St. Michael's Church
Captain Hardy
Leonard David
Jill Thomas
Neal Turcotte
Heather
Jill Paulson
Balsam Bay
Archie Percy
Texas
Dennis Babcock
Ruth Kaatz
Winnipeg
Mrs
Lewis Danwich
Gail Thomas
Lorne Anderson
M. Craplewe Libau
Russell Funeral Home
Gordon Burnett
Chiropractor
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson and Associates
Somerset
A.T. Turner
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Salter St
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
Matlin & Company
Lac du Bennet
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Mar
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
Dubienski
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
A. . Basman
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
Portage Ave
Beausejour Hotel
Ici
Parle
Wyrzykowski, Morrisey & Borowski
Main St
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