Manitoba to survey all nurses in provincial effort
Editorial calls nurses to step up during the last week of October as Manitoba undertakes a comprehensive survey of graduate and practical nurses and psychiatric nurses. The project, led by Civil Defence Health Services, aims to identify active and "hidden" nurses for a potential national inventory run with Federal Civil Defence authorities watching outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MN Ones
Canada
C. Rhodes-Smith
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Federal
Civil Defence Group
Civil Defence Health Services of
Hugh Malcolmson
Josephine DeBrincat
Civil Defence Nursing Co
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare
Miss DeBrincat
Who Pays Piper Calls The Tune In Tax Agreements
The Rural Scene argues that provincial reliance on Dominion revenue through indirect taxation will erode provincial autonomy and shift fiscal power toward the federal government. It warns such five year agreements will become entrenched, undermining local voters and forcing provinces to mirror each other’s spending while blaming private enterprise for costs.
Edgar Allan Poe A Master Of Mystery And Verse
Dr Robert Harvey surveys Edgar Allan Poe highlighting his influence on mystery fiction and poetry. The piece traces Poe’s life from his adoption by the Allans, schooling in England, Virginia University and West Point, through his battles with poverty and alcohol, to his enduring legacy in tales like The Murders in the Rue Morgue and The Gold Bug, and poems such as The Raven and Israfel.
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Poe
France
Camille Mauclair
Literary Review
United States
Edgar Poe
Alexander
Ror
Rue Morgue
Conan Doyle
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
John Allan
Edgar
Allan
Allans
England
Waterloo
University of Virginia At
Charleston
West Point Military Academy
Helen
Greece
Rome
J. Lewis Milligan
America
Annabel Lee
Tennyson
Swinburne
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Baltimore
M.S
Britain Should Join Pacific Council Plea Faces Skepticism
The Pacific exclusion of Britain provokes British self doubt and invites Communist critique as historians may portray it as a step in Britain's decline. The article argues Britain, under obligation to defend Australia and New Zealand, should seek a stake in Pacific policy and defense, opposing a separate NATO like bloc in Asia.
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Britain
Pacific Council
America
Commonwealth
Philippines
Asia
Pacific
N.A.T.O
Europe
Honolulu
Australia
New Zealand
Manchester Guardian
Springfield letter blasts Liberal convention as packed and biased
Ottawa October 9 1952 John S Sinnott writes to Springfield Leader denying a fair Liberal convention at Beausejour October 4 alleging packed delegate meetings and silent polls by Ed Gretzinger and others. He vows to fight M P Pension Bill and press for farm machinery price investigations while in Ottawa meeting the Prime Minister.
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Beausejour
Ed. Gretzinger
Fred Helwer
Libau
Manitoba
Ottawa
M.P
Springfield
John S. Sinnott
The Father of the Modern Mystery Story Poe
The article reviews Edgar Allan Poe's career from 1833 to his death in 1849. It notes his struggle with drunkenness, his own magazine The Stylus, and his craft in mystery tales like The Fall of the House of Usher and The Cask of Amontillado. It emphasizes his genius and influence over later writers.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Stylus
Poe
House of Usher
Amontillado
Pinawa Visitor Elinor Morgan Tracks Family Ties
Mrs Elinor Morgan of the Erickson school staff visits Pinawa with her parents Mr and Mrs A Kronberg and her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs J Ritchey all of Pinawa.
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Elinor Morgan
Erickson School
A. Kronberg
Pinawa
J. Ritchey
Beausejour Local Notes October Events In Brief
Beausejour residents celebrate work, weddings, and visits with several events in early October. Mrs B Hoban began work at Pitchs department store on October 8, while Elizabeth Schwark and Walter Best hosted a shower and stag at St Marys hall on October 7. a wedding occurred on October 11. LG nurse A McKinnon returned to Beausejour Hospital after a month away. Telephone operators moved into a new Beausejour office on October 8. A surprise house warming for Mr and Mrs P Kuchynski took place October 8 with a floor lamp gift, and thanks were given to Mr F Rumak. Tommy Chmielnicki remained in hospital after an accident near Seddons Corner on October 7. Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League Club elected delegates Mrs J Tymko and Mrs H Kalynnik to attend the Winnipeg convention on October 11. Mr and Mrs A Rewucki left for Windsor Ontario on October 11 for a Chrysler Dealers convention starting October 13.
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Elizabeth Schwark
Green Oak
Walter Best
Beausejour
St. Mary’s Hall
Mrs. P. Kuchynski
F. Rumak
Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League Club
J. Tymko
H. Kalynnik
Winnipeg
A. Rewucki
Windsor
Ont
Rewucki
Chrysler Dealers
Local Visits and Family News From Whitemouth and Plumas
Mr and Mrs William Golem BIOSKI visited friends and relatives at Whitemouth on September 28. Mr and Mrs Bob Belton visited relatives at Plumas for a few days. Ann Prezdn owak was confined to the Beausejour hospital. Mrs Lydia Brokowski of British Columbia was a guest at the Fiebelkorn and Schindel wedding and at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs G Fiebelkorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Golembioski
Whitemouth
Bob Belton
Plumas
Ann Prezdnowak
Beausejour Hospital
Lydia Brokowski
British Columbia
Fiebelkorn and
Schindel Weding
Mrs. G. Fiebelkorn
Out of Town Guests Attend Local Family Events
Several guests joined local residents including Mr and Mrs W Kinter Mr and Mrs E Schindel Roy and Linda Freund Roy Schmidth Mr and Mrs H Schilke and Mr and Mrs R Fiebelkorn. Carl Hapke of Lac du Bonnet was shot in the leg while duck hunting and is hospitalized in Beausejour. Donnie Kinderman marked his birthday October 4. Lenora Fiebelkorn of Winnipeg visited her Beausejour parents A and Mrs A Fiebelkorn. Gus Fiebelkorn holidaying with Beausejour parents at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Fiebelkorn. A shower and stag for Adeline Mamrocha and Johnny Garbolinski was held September 27 at the bride-elect’s home. Karen Brokowski celebrated her first birthday October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kinter
E. Schindel
Roy
Linda Freund
Roy Schmidth
H. Schilke
R. Fiebelkorn
Carl Hapke
Lac du Bonnet
Carl
Beausejour Hospital
Lenora Fiebelkorn
Winnipeg
Mrs. A. Fiebelkorn
Gus Fiebelkorn
Alfred Brokowski
Mrs
Wm. Fiebelkorn
Beausejour
Adeline Mamrocha
Johnny Garbolinski
Travel Inspires Inner Beauty Across Continents
A concise reflection on Emerson’s idea that beauty exists within us and in our journeys. The quote emphasizes carrying beauty mentally and morally whenever exploring the world.
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