Y M C A Pioneering Work Across Centuries in Canada and U S
Editorial notes the YMCA started in 1851 in Montreal with four associations and 300 members and forecasts growth to 1780 associations and four million members by 1951. It highlights YMCA contributions from Boys Work to sports and camps, noting pioneers like Camp Dudley and the creation of basketball and volleyball. It celebrates a new century of youth work ahead in America and beyond.
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Y.M.C.A
Canada
Montreal
United States
Y.m.ca
Boy Scouts of America
Dudley
New York
Chicago
America
Disarmament talks inch toward progress at UN
The Christian Science Monitor notes improved tone in UN General Assembly arms talks. Western powers press for effective international inspection and a merged disarmament commission under the Security Council while seeking to include China in a broader conference. Despite a key Soviet sticking point, Eden and Acheson push for measurable steps.
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United Nations General Assembly
Britain
Anthony Eden
Dean Acheson
Soviet
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Security Council
United Nations
China
Manitoba highway plan outlines 1952 trunk route expansions
The 1952 program recommends taking over the King Edward highway to Steinback as a provincial trunk road and extending cost sharing. It covers routes from Grande Pointe toLa Rochelle, Bird's Hill to Kirkness, and connections along the Soo line, CP Rail tracks, and various townships, with surveys slated for several segments and grading projects from Beausejour to Gull Lake and Grand Beach.
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Grande Pointe
la Rochelle
Morris-La Rochelle
King Edward
Steinback
St. Boniface
Bird's Hill
Bird’s Hill
Bird’s Hill Village
Kirkness
C.P.R
Collins
Greater
Winnipeg
East Selkirk
Libau
Grand Beach Highway
Gull Lake
Arbakka-Steinbach-Ste. Anne- Beausejour
Pine Falls
Bissett
Grand Beach
Beausejour
Manigotogan
Winnipeg River
St. George
Grand Prairie
Stead
R.M
Father of Communism marked by life and death of Marx
A brief funeral tribute to Karl Marx in Highgate London recalls his birth on May 5 1818 in Trier and death on March 14 1883. It notes his partnership with Engels dating from 1844, their exile years, the founding of the International Working Men's Association in 1864, and the enduring influence of his radical writings and political work.
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Highgate
London
Friedrich Engels
Mark Marx
Luxemburg
Bonn
Berlin
Marx
Earl of Argyle
James I
Treves
Jenny von Westphalen
Paris
Engels
Barman
Prussia
England
Manchester
France
Brussels
Cologne
Soho
International Working Men's Association
Lenin
Russia
Marx and Marxist thought across nations and eras
The article traces Marx’s influence from 19th century theory to 20th century adaptations, noting his surplus value concept, Engels completing Das Kapital, and the spread of socialist parties. It compares Marx to Darwin, mentions key figures like Liebknecht Bebel Sorel Lenin and warns of utopian fantasies versus practical leadership. It concludes with a donation appeal to CARE and a note on Workmen's Compensation payments in 1950.
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Marx
British Museum
Charles Darwin
Engels
William Liebknecht
England
August Bebel
Germany
Social Democrat Party
Bebel
Bismarck
Georges Sorel
France
Safe disposal of broken glass in refuse containers
Broken glass or china should not be placed loose in trash. Place shards in a carton or container, wrap and tie it, and then dispose with the refuse to protect handlers from serious injury.
CARE relief drives aid to Korea through UN Command
As winter nears thousands of Koreans require food and clothing. Send relief via CARE, the nonprofit organization. CARE parcels in Korea are distributed under the UN Command.
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Korea
Estate of Alex Yakimow Trustees Notice
Under The Trustee Act in the matter of the estate of Alex Yakimow late of the Post Office of Allegra in Manitoba Farmer deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before January 2 1952 Dated Beausejour Manitoba November 22 1951 Drache Matlin Co Solicitors for Annie Yakimow Administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Yakimow
Hylko Jakymow
Allegra
Manitoba
Beausejour
Estate of Michael Molinski filed in Beausejour Manitoba
In the matter of the estate of Michael Molinski also described as Michael Monncke late of the Post Office of Brokenhead in Manitoba farmer deceased. All claims against the above estate to be filed at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on 1952. Dated at the Town of Beausejour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Molinski
Michael Monncke
Brokenhead
Manitoba
Canadian labor income rises in first half of 1951
In the first half of 1951 Canadian labor income reached 4 628 million dollars, up 17.1 percent from the similar period in 1950. The gain reflects stronger earnings across sectors and a higher overall output in that period.
Newfoundland Land Area Compared To P E I Crop Lands
Newfoundland is twenty times as large as P E I in land area, yet possesses only one fifth of the crop lands owned by that province. The comparison highlights the disparity between total size and agricultural capacity among Canadian regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
P.E
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