Britain Faces Mau Mau Violence in Kenya and South Africa Outbreaks
The Christian Science Monitor editors argue Mau Mau violence in Kenya and riots in Port Elizabeth reflect deeper racial and economic unrest. They urge economic improvement and political education as the long term remedy, noting no evident Communist influence but cautioning against overreliance on force. The piece cites Alan Paton’s Cry, the Beloved Country as a moral guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitain
Kenya
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
Alan Paton
Msimangu
Christian Science Monitor
Gaitskell Defends Labour Unity After Morecambe Clash
Mr Gaitskell urges a firmer Labour response to Bevanite tactics after Morecambe. He argues opposition strength, local party apathy and Communist influence helped Bevanites, while official policy failed to win rank and file support. The veteran leaders face a tough, combative campaign to unite the Old Guard and younger militants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaitskell
Stalybridge
Labour
Morecambe
Dalton
Attlee
Asquith
Mr. Gaitskell
Morrison
Bevan
Mr. Crossman
Labour Movement
Old Guard
Maxton
Lansbury
Cripps
Mosley
Deakin
William Lawther
Manchester Guardian
Carelessness Exacts Too Big a Price
A Canadian editorial critiques Fire Prevention Week as well intentioned but insufficient for lasting impact. It argues yearly campaigns overwhelm the public, risking fatigue and dilute focus on the most gravely dangerous precautions through a yearlong bombardment of messages and appeals.
Westminster Abbey to host Elizabeth II coronation rites next year
The article notes Westminster Abbey as the site for Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming coronation ceremonies, highlighting historical connections to prior coronations and burials. It discusses the Abbey's role in Britain and the Commonwealth, and mentions possible involvement by Canadian officials like the Governor-General. It also covers the Abbey’s origins, extensions by medieval and early modern kings, and notable tombs such as King Edward the Confessor, Henry V, and the Unknown Warrior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LANS
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Victoria
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Chapel Royal
St. James
Canada
Dominions
Britain
Edward the Confessor
Abbey of St. Peter
Henry VIII
St. Paul’s
Ludgate Hill
London
St. Peter’s
Sebert
Mellitus
Peter
William of Normandy
England
Henry III
Edward I
Richard II
Henry V
Henry VII
Victor
Agincourt
Mary
Queen Mary
Queen of Scots
James I
Knights of the Bath
Duke of Wellington
Lord Roberts
Scotland
St. Peter’s College
Westminster School
David Livingstone
Jacob Wainwright
Africa
France
Root meaning of succeed follows through
A brief reflection on the origin of the word succeed. It notes that to succeed is to follow through, a concise linguistic observation attributed to F. W. Nichol.
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F. W. Nichol
Wedding in Selkirk United Greek Catholic Church
Mary Holowaty and Nicholas Roman wed on September 27 at 3 p.m. Rev W Dubrinski officiated. Bride wore nylon and rose point lace with rhinestone details. Bridesmaids included Julia Horyski Julia Lychowid Elsie Kushnir Stephanie Mandzie and Helen Lesko. Reception at Memorial Hall followed by honeymoon travel in the United States. They will reside in Selkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Man
Mary
Stephan Holowaty
Nicholas Roman
Fred Roman
Stead
W. Dubrinski
Julia Horyski
Julia Lychowid
Elsie Kushnir
Stephanie Mandzie
Helen
Wedding in White Mouth for Lois Marler and Harry Jorgenson
Lois Marler and Harry Jorgenson wed October 18 at Ross United church White Mouth with Professor David Owens officiating. The bride wore a nylon net gown with rhinestone accents and orange blossom crown, bridesmaid Verna Jorgenson, best man Helgi Storseth, 150 guests at Municipal Hall reception. Oak Bank orchestra played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross United Church
Whitemouth
Lois
J. C. Marler
Marler
Toronto
Harry Jorgenson
Hubert Jorgenson
David Owens
United College
Verna Jorgenson
Helgi Storseth
Municipal Hall
Oak Bank Orchestra
V.E
Work as Victory in Emerson Thoughtful Message
A concise reflection on work as victory. emphasizes labor and effort as the true measure of success rather than luck. Not tied to a specific event or person, this aphorism presents labor as the key to achievement.
Union School District by law vote on debenture for new addition
By-Law No 4/52 of The Union School District of Lac du Bonnet No 1235 seeks authorizing a 925000 debt to build a two room addition. Debentures at 4.5 percent repayable in fifteen installments. Vote set for Nov 12 1952 and Nov 13 1952 at Lac du Bonnet council chambers. Original by law on file at Municipal Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Manatopa
Manitoba
Campbell McIntosh wedding at St Luke's Winnipeg
Mary Catherine McIntosh became the bride of Neil Alexander Campbell at St Luke's Anglican Church in Winnipeg on October 18 at 3 pm. Canon L Swalwell officiated. The gown was white Chantilly lace with a portrait neckline and an overskirt of lace over pleated nylon tulle. Matron of honor was Ramsay McIntosh. bridesmaids included Barbara Herbert and Beverley Young of Kamloops, B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Anglican Church
Winnipeg
Mary Catherine
Alexander McIntosh
Neil Alexander Campbell
N. M. Campbell
Windsor
Ont
Campbell
Canon L. Swalwell
Ramsay McIntosh
Barbara Herbert
Beverley Young
Kamloops
B.C
Estate of Woj Ciech Szady Trustees Notice
Under The Trustee Act the estate of Woj Ciech Szady of Stead Manitoba farmer. All claims duly verified must be filed with Joseph Bellan Beausejour by December 6 1952. Dated Beausejour October 21 1952. Antonina Szady administratrix solicitor for Antonina Szady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wojciech Szady
Stead
Manitoba
Beausejour
Province of
Joseph Bellan
Antonina Szady
Estate of Michael Froehlich Beausejour Manitoba Notice
In the matter of the estate of Michael Froehlich late of Beausejour Manitoba Retired All claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 2nd day of December AD 1952 DATED at Beausejour Manitoba this 23rd day of October AD 1952
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Michael Froehlich
Beausejour
Manitoba
Nave
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H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
Pine Falls
W. T. Mansell Pointe du Bois
Diane Apritchard
Glenfields
Olga Kabaluk
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Thalberg
W. Ferens
St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Glenmoor
Roland Otto
Molson
Z. Sabat
Member
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Audit Bureau Circulations
Tower OF
Robert Harvey
the Shrine of Westminster
Francis Hutcheson
Roman — Holowaty
Jorgenson
Emerson
TE Public
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Campbell — McIntosh
Drache
B.A
Ll.b
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
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Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Leonard L. Portnoy
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckett
Will
Winni
Salter St
Peg
E. M. Finkleman
B.A. Optometrist and Optician
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