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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
3
Judge John J. Parker called the Nuremberg trial an autopsy on a totalitarian state revealing how the denial of liberty breeds terror and hatred. He warned that without spiritual and moral foundations a state cannot endure, urging the conscience of mankind to remember the cost of tyranny.
A short verse praising a three year old named Ian for his loving nature and bright curiosity. The speaker notes his joyful heart, playful mischief, and questions about rain and arithmetic, expressing hope he lives long to share his world of wonder.
The narrator travels from Glasgow toward Burns Country passing green links and farms. Ayreshire locals, a roofer named Campbell and a fellow student of poetry, reflect Burns's enduring influence. Burns birthplace disappoints as a tidy hamlet. Burns Museum and skull cast spark phrenological notes on geniality and intellect.
Three new cereal varieties arrive on the prairies this year including two wheats and a barley. Redman Wheat offers early harvest and strong disease resistance with high milling value. Rescue Wheat resists saw-files but has moderate baking quality. Montcalm Barley is a smooth awned malt variety. an oat option faces selection among several new varieties by the Dominion Plant Breeders' Committee with limited distribution likely for professional seed growers.
Australia lowers its wheat estimate to 130 million bushels a drop from 155 million. Chile expands wheat acreage by about six percent to 1 919 000 acres. Italy reports 1946 wheat at 224 080 000 bushels up 68 880 000 from last year. Argentina's crop reaches 224 000 000 bushels up from 149 600 000. The Office of Price Administration ends price controls on most foods except sugar and rice.
The work bench benefits from shadowless lighting with fluorescent tubes spanning its length for even illumination. An alternative uses a 150 watt silvered bow light with an RLM dome reflector to shield eyes and direct light onto the work surface. Canadian General Electric suggests extra directional beam aids motor work for faster, safer results.
Manitoba Premier Garson says relief debt settlements with the four western provinces will be uniform. Manitoba's relief debt is the smallest among the four, and the Saskatchewan agreement will influence Manitoba's, though Manitoba items have no Saskatchewan counterpart. Manitoba received cash in 1930 for its natural resources claim and has no such claim to offset.
Portrait of J W Jackson known as Pop celebrated his 79th birthday in Pine Falls. Born 1867 in Lawrence Massachusetts he built a life in Canada from Cornwall to Montreal then Manitoba. A longtime church elder, justice of the peace and community gardener his deeds left beauty and service.
George A. Wilson president of the Hotel Association of Canada says easing liquor restrictions would improve tourism. He urges provinces to follow Ontario's example and loosen sales limits.
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