District Representatives Names by Municipality
The audit bureau circulations list district representatives across Manitoba municipalities including Lac du Bonnet Mrs. Cliff Brown and W. S. Kennard Seven Sisters Falls Mrs. H Leith Elma C Wendeborn Whitemouth Mrs. T G Erskine Tyndal L A Wawryshyn Beausejour W W Childe Cromwell Phylis Mroz River Hills Mrs L Rempel Powerview J T Turcotte Pine Falls W T Mansell Pointe du Bois Diane Apritchard Glenfields Olga Kabaluk Brokenhead Evelyn Krawchuk Thalberg Mrs W Ferens St George E J Bouvier Glenmoor Roland Otto Molson Mrs Z Sabat AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndal
L. A. Wawryshyn
Beausejour
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T
Unity Call Reforms Labor Power Amid Election Threats
Editorial argues John L. Lewis seeks AFL President William Green unity to mobilize 16 million union voters in the looming national election. It questions political consistency, warns against union ballast over citizenship, and suggests many may ignore leadership bluffs as ballots stay secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
C.I.0
William Green
A.F.L
United States
Lewis
Green
C.O
Labor
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Green
Stalin Calls for Popular Fronts in Non Communist Lands
The article reports Stalin urging Communist parties in non Communist countries to join popular fronts and demand bourgeois democratic freedoms. It argues this masks a aim to extend Stalinist control, citing duplicity in forming alliances and warning that true aims remain power and subjugation, with critique by Ernest Pisko and reference to anti fascist demonstrations across Eastern Europe.
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Remier Stalin
Communist Congress
Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Union
Ernest Pisko
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Christian Science Monitor
Bevanism and the Labour Party Split Viewed in Context
The piece analyzes Bevanism as a minority bloc within Labour with six of twenty-seven on the National Executive, notes Morrison’s defeat as a symbol of internal factionalism, and warns that Bevanite push for public ownership and high taxation risks alienating unions and splitting the party. It cites Bevan’s anti capitalism stance, “Statism,” and fears a nationalisation push beyond unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
Wilson
Crossman
Morrison
Dalton
Labour
Tribune
Labor Party
Visiting a Patient in Hospital Etiquette
Reader tips on hospital visiting. Ideal visits are brief and cheerful, avoiding bed clutter and overnapping on the bed. Respect visitor regulations to support the patient’s routine and care.
This Human Pageant By Dr Robert Harvey
Presidential Election opens the flood gates of oratory as speakers from Eleanor Roosevelt to Frances Willard and Evangeline Booth shape public life. The article recalls Julia Ward Howe and the enduring power of women’s eloquence in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eleanor Roosevelt
Frances Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Christian Women of
America
Toronto
Henry Somerset
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Winnipeg
Evangeline Booth
Booth
Salvation Army
Evangeline
London
William Booth
Canada
Dawson City
Republic
White House
England
Bramwell
Julia Ward Howe
Swallowing Sunshine Vitamin D for Strong Bones
The Sunshine Vitamin helps children build bones and teeth and prevent rickets and dental troubles. A deficiency may occur in expectant mothers as well. Vitamin D can be taken as tablets capsules or liquids. The Elder.
Letters to the Editor Protesting Sinnott claims in Springfield
Readers debate alleged gangster tactics at the Springfield party convention. Councillor Neduzak and Reeve Trapp respond to criticisms while outlining municipal efforts, budgeting, bridge work, and public service goals in Brokenhead’s rural ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Sinnott
Springfield
Rural Municipality council notes Nomination Day and debates
The Rural Municipality of Brokenhead held a regular meeting on Nomination Day with Finance Minister J J Struss leading criticism for public works across four wards. Reeve Trapp warned against overpromising as road maintenance continued but new road building would slow in 1952. Neduzak's grain elevating grader request failed to gain support. Struss and Neduzak moved to delegate to the Municipal Commissioner for over expenditure of 5000 dollars. it passed with Pleskacz dissent. Special levies for Bonar Law and Woodrow were to be canceled with refunds. Neduzak was re elected by acclamation. Struss drew Johnny Ferens as Ward Four opponent. ex councillor Trojanowski elected chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead
Springfield
Fred Helwer
Trapp
Neduzak
John Ferens
J. J. Struss
Reeve Trapp
J. Neduzak
Boundary Line
J. Pleskacz
J. J. Struss-A. Strecker
Bonar Law
Woodrow
John Neduzak
Johnny
Johnny Ferens
Steve Trojanowski
Steve
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Manchester Guardian
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William Jennings Bryan
John B. Gough
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Joseph Bellan
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Chiropractors
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Pine Falls
Boyd Building
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