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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1949
Page
2
The piece argues that despite strong union influence and a Labour government, strikes persist in England. It warns unions to remain politically independent, noting that full nationalization could erode bargaining power and strike rights, reducing unions to mere fraternal groups governed by government-ledIndustry.
A reflection on whether a truly simple life is possible amid modern demands. The author contrasts Thoreau Tolstoy and Doukhobors with the busy city life, noting holidays, comfort, and nature’s distractions. The piece links simplicity to familiar surroundings and modern conveniences.
The article denounces Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government as morally bankrupt and notes reliance on Japanese mercenaries. It argues U.S. policy failed to confront failures due to fear of fueling Communist gains and calls for direct American leadership in China or risk a stronger Communist rise.
Public health message warns 155 Canadian children died last year from pertussis and urges vaccination. It emphasizes vaccination as free at public clinics and advises six month olds be vaccinated, recommending parents consult their family doctor and ignore myths about immunization.
The article lauds the life and work of the Venerable Bede, highlighting his birthplace near Jarrow, monastic study at Wearmouth and Jarrow, and his scholarly output. It notes his Ecclesiastical History as his greatest work, his ordination path, and his lasting impact on English learning and church life.
Dorothy Bruce discusses Cadet Corps as a stabilizing influence for fatherless boys. She praises Sea Cadets and proposes an RCMP Cadet Corps to attract adventure-loving youth, maintaining Mountie uniform elements while simplifying attire. The piece explores maternal relief and the value of disciplined male role models.
Mount Elbert is described as the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains. The word Mahatma is translated literally as great-souled in this excerpt.
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