Europe’s Minority Dilemma At Paris Conference
The Paris talks present two paths for minorities in Europe. One pursues assimilation into host states, risking loss of distinct languages and cultures. The other upholds minority rights to education in their own languages and preservation of culture, a stance favored by nations with lost territories. The piece argues for racial tolerance and minority protections as essential to Europe’s security and future.
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Europe
Yugoslavia
Italy
Romania
Albania
Greece
Bulgaria
Paris
Transylvania
United States
League of Nations
United Nations
Envy Shapes Labor Peace Says Lewis Milligan
The writer argues money fuels woes and envy drives wars and labor strife. He cites Hitler’s rise and Paris Peace Conference tensions, urging good will between labor and industry leaders to avoid conflicts and foster mutual understanding.
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Hitler
Germany
Paris
Cain
Solomon
Lewis Milligan
The country paper as a guardian of community spirit
The piece contrasts city dailies with small town papers, praising local news that uplifts communities. It argues country papers highlight business, church events, marriages, births and deaths, farmer items, and daily life, omitting or softening uglier details.
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Christian Science Monitor
She Gave All We Remember a Faithful Friend
A memorial tribute to a woman named Gemmill who walked with God and served as a true friend. It remembers her declining years, the tears shed, and her peaceful burial. The vigil over her grave pledges to honor her life and the principles she fought to save as a guiding star.
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Gemmill
World Wheat Crop Prospects Amid Drought and Growth
Drought in Romania harms maize and could reduce wheat exports while Soviet harvest gains suggest a larger crop. USDA places wheat at 1,167 million bushels. Argentina expands wheat area to 16.5 million acres, up 2.25 million, and Western Canada forecasts 420 million bushels.
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Romania
Soviet Union
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Garson Endorses Walsh Report On Blackface Reasoning
The Leader publishes the fifth of six articles presenting Mr. Walsh's report with Garson underlining black-face in the text. Garson calls the piece thoughtful and constructive and The Leader concurs with his summary of the report. The material was sent by Garson to The Leader.
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Walsh
Garson
Manitoba
Price control and production shifts in New Zealand policy
A New Zealand policy speech analyzes wage increases, subsidies, and price controls since 1942. It warns subsidies distort production, urges price ceilings tied to efficient firms, and argues higher living standards require increased production rather than shorter hours amid shortages.
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New Zealand
Fall tillage urged for Western Canada fields
Farm News And Views stresses broader fall tillage adoption across Western Canada. It notes benefits on black and grey wooded soil zones and discusses practical steps for autumn soil work to improve residue management and soil health.
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Canada
Fall Tillage Principles In Open Prairie Agriculture
Fall cultivation with blade weeders is advised to control weeds and pests on the open prairie. Immediate post harvest tillage helps germinate and destroy weed seeds, reducing losses. Proper implements suit soil zones, with soil drifting and water conservation considerations. Early fall sampling pins soil quality for better yields, guided by soil testing labs.
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H. W. Leggett
Dominion Experimental Station
Lacombe
Alita
Nanton
Alberta
Canada
End of harvest prompts review and future planning
The harvest season winds down as growers reflect on past operations and profits. A tentative plan for the coming year is outlined to guide production decisions, budgeting, and resource allocation based on current results and market outlook.
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Whitemouth
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Beausejour
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Steve Hunchak
Lowland
Steve Belay
Pine Falls
Ben van Malsen
Elma—C. Wendeborn
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Eor
England
Federation of Labour New Zealand
F. ®. Walsh
Federation
New Zealand Economic Stabilization Committee
EH. L. Ware
Ste. Anne’s Hospital
Montreal
G. R Snyder
Canadian Industries Limited
William Kask
Burnaby
Mahomet
Burrard Inlet
Professional Services
B.B. Dublenski
K.C
Confederation Life Bldg
Winnipeg, Man
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Red & White
Winnipeg
Joseph Bellan
Harry Hershfield
Somemset Bldg
Winnipeq
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