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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1950

Page

2

Macaulay’s Indian reforms and literary rise chronicled

This piece surveys Thomas Babington Macaulay’s life from his early years and family to his profound influence on Indian law, education, and press freedom. It traces his career in Britain, his role on the Indian Council, and his celebrated History of England, highlighting his conscience, abolitionist ties, and lasting legacy for both India and Britain.

India Thomas Babington Lord Macaulay Nehru United Nations Hitler T. B. Macaulay Supreme Council of India Calcutta Hannah England East India Company Macaulay Lord Brougham Royal Commission Rome Ife Zachary Macaulay Sierra Leone Africa Christian Observer Fingal Cambridge University William HI James II William III Edinburgh Reviews London Society Lord Lansdowne Calne House of Commons Indian Council Edinburgh Pitt Warren Hastings John Hampden Milton Macaulay of Rothley Westminster Abbey

Red Cross Sends 7512 Relief Articles to Greece

Manitoba Red Cross Women’s Work committees have finished 7512 items for an overseas shipment to Greece. The 2673 pound consignment includes layettes quilts and infants and children’s clothing. Miss Orian Warwick urges urgent cross-border aid and full staffing of workrooms for winter relief.

Red Cross Women’s Work Committees Manitoba Greece Red Cross Centre Orian Warwick Red Cross Europe Near East C. Rhodes Smith Women's Work Committee Manitoba Red Cross

Pocket Encyclopedia Quick Canadian Facts Released This Week

The 1950 1951 edition of Quick Canadian Facts appears in a digest size volume with 136 pages. It covers Ada and Canadians the RCMP postage stamps Canada’s progress and government and a Q A quiz. Notable items include Cape Breton Island once being a separate province and Alexander Graham Bell first to lift a man aloft in Canada.

Quick Canadian Facts RCMP Cape Breton Island Alexander Graham Bell Canada

Blindfolded crossing danger warned across Canada rail system

Impaired visibility from clouded windshields caused many of 443 railway crossing accidents reported to the Board of Transport Commissioners for Canada for the year ending June 30. The incidents killed 140 and injured 549. Motorists should approach crossings with caution, keep windows clear, and avoid racing trains. Do not stall in crossing. shift to second gear. ensure no second train approaches from behind.

Board of Transport Commissioners For Canada

Flood Fund supports non structural losses across Canada

The flood fund has compensated all portions of Canada with losses other than structural damage, enabling people to resume normal home and business life. Government bodies are building dikes to prevent future floods, with costs for raising the fund under three quarters of one percent, funded by volunteer services.

Canada Dominion

Mentally Ill Treatment Emphasized By Medical View

The piece states there is no more shame in mental illness than bodily sickness and urges early diagnosis by a physician. It argues many cases of mental disturbance can be cured with correct treatment and expert care for both children and adults.

Careless Smokers Trigger Manitoba 1950 Fire Loss Record

Fire prevention data show careless smoking the top single fire cause in Manitoba in 1949 with 391 fires and insured losses of 67 508. Electrical faults second with 214 fires and 171 226 insured loss. Total fires 2 600, fatalities 24, injuries 78, insured loss 1 869 675, property loss 2 243 588. Residential fires 1 186 causing 445 943 insured loss. farm fires 319 causing 251 489. wholesale and retail 368 fires and 897 882 insured loss.

Manitoba H. E. Puttee Canada

Canadian engineer Ira P. MacNab elected president of engineers

Ira P. MacNab, general manager of Halifax Public Service Commission, elected president of the Dominion Association of Professional Engineers representing 22 000 engineers nationwide. MacNab, a 40 year veteran, has served as past president of the Nova Scotia association and held executive roles in many national and provincial technical bodies.

Central Press Winnipeg Ira P. MacNab Public Service Commission of Halifax Dominion Association of Professional Engineers Canada MacNab Maritimes Quebec Alberta Venezuela Mexico Nova Scotia Association of Professional Engineers

Students Develop Awareness of Community Facilities Scrapbook Contest

Manitoba high school students are invited to enter a scrapbook contest to raise awareness of local health and recreational facilities. Sponsored by the Manitoba Hospital Service Association with approvals from public health, welfare, and education departments, the event runs from early November to mid March. Judging panel includes Miss Margaret Nix, Dr. J. M. Brown, Judge J. M. George, and Dr. J. K. Friesen.

Manitoba Manitoba Hospital Service Association Department of Public Health and Welfare Department of Education Margaret Nix J. M. Brown Department of Edu

Quick Canadian Facts 1950 51 highlights stats on Canada

The volume offers sidelights on Canada and Canadians with data on geography and economy. It notes Prince Edward Island is one sixth the size of Vancouver Island and compares labor earnings in Russia and Canada. The edition contains extensive statistical data on national life.

Prince Edward Island Vancouver Island Canada Canadians

Precious Eyesight and Eye Care Reminders

When a limb is lost or teeth damaged there are substitutes, but no substitute for eyesight. Care and good treatment yield lifelong service from your eyes. Don’t read in poor light or glare. Have periodic eye exams, especially after 40, to prevent disease and ensure glasses. Always consult a medical doctor.

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