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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1951

Page

4

C of C Aid to Agriculturists Sparks Manitoba Outlook

In western Manitoba the Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce president urges farmers to join the Canadian Chamber movement. He frames farmers as business people linked to local commerce, calls for soil and water conservation, crop diversification, rural electrification, and an expanded yet nonmonopolistic marketing role for government agencies. He notes most agricultural distribution serves rural communities and urges farmers to ally with chambers to advance mutual goals.

Canadian Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Association Canada Ted Board of Control Board of Trade Manitoba Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce

Nehru split with West deepens as Kashmir dispute grows

Analysis from the Manchester Guardian and Christian Science Monitor notes India’s friction with the United States and Britain over Kashmir and wheat loans. It argues Nehru’s Westernization stance contrasts with Congress’ right wing, risking strain with the West, while US sympathy softens at times. A UN cost-sharing suggestion from a Soviet envoy is ridiculed as unlikely to change the broader dynamic.

San Francisco Nehru United States India Britain Kashmir Dehli Sheikh Abdullah Pakistan Asia Europe Mr. Nehru Congress United Nations Manchester Guardian A. A. Soldatov Mr. Soldatov Christian Science Monitor

Let’s You Pay What Can It Mean

Before they left San Francisco the Soviet delegates to the treaty discussed the meaning of the phrase you pay and its implications for concessions and future enforcement.

San Francisco

Park Avenue Doctor Hosts Beatrice Lillie Dinner

A fashionable Park Avenue doctor entertained Beatrice Lillie with lobster salad as the main course. Lillie quipped about digestion and the doctor replied that he not only liked lobster salad but was grateful for it.

Park Avenue Beatrice Lillie Miss Lillie Bennett Cerf Reader’s Digest

Legendary British Cavalry Leaders From Ancient to Modern War

A compact history traces cavalry from ancient charioteers to medieval knights and modern scouts. It highlights cavalry legends such as Sir John French and Field Marshal Roberts, the Charge of the Light Brigade, and notable battles from Crimea to the Boer War, ending with Britain's WWI command and training.

Britain Cromwell Prince Rupert Lord Roberts V.C John French Earl of Ypres Pharoh Africa Xenophon Gustavus Adolphus Europe Frederick II Prussia Hohenfriedberg Bayreuth Hussars Lancers 19Th Ripple Kent Gordon Khartum War Office Buller Roberts Kitchener French Elandslaagte Symons Ladysmith Colenso Mafeking Kimberley Cape Colony Colesberg de la Rey de Wet Strathcona Horse Canada Cronje Paardeberg St. Michael and St. George Aldershot Imperial General Staff Germany William Berlin

British cavalry hero Earl of Ypres dies at Deal Castle

The obituary highlights Major-General Allenby and the 9th Lanciers in pivotal WWI battles, praising cavalry valor at Mons Le Cateau the Marne Aisne Ypres and Messines ridge. It notes Allenby's rise to peerage and roles in Britain and Ireland, his death May 22 1925, and the funeral details for John Denton French first Earl of Ypres with pallbearers.

Allenby Palestine Mons 9Th Lancers le Cateau the Marne The Aisne Ypres Messines Ludendorf Korea England France Britain Ireland Deal Castle Kent John Denton French Earl of

Obituary: Gotfreid Wilde 93 in Tyndall Man

Gotfreid Wilde aged 93 died at his home in Tyndall Manitoba on Tuesday September 18. Funeral services were held September 22 at the Lutheran church in Beausejour with Rev. H Moertelmeyer officiating. Burial followed in Beausejour cemetery. Survived by one daughter Mrs A Reder of Tyndall eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Gotfreid Wilde Tyndall Man Beausejour Rev. H. Moertelmeyer A. Reder

Pioneer resident Emil Henschell dies at 80 in Whitemouth

Emil Henschell a longtime White mouth district resident died suddenly at his home on Wednesday September 16 at age 80. Born 1871 in Yerichif Poland he grew up in Lublin and migrated to Canada at 23 settling first in Gretna Manitoba later moving to Langdon Emerson and finally Whitemouth in 1903. He is survived by wife Bertha seven sons John Frank furt Lewis Fred Harry Alex Lawrence Bill one daughter Hanna one sister Mrs William Brown and eighteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Whitemouth Baptist church where he had been a member for 48 years.

Whitemouth Emil Henschell Yerichif Poland Lublin Canada Gretna Man Mr. Henschell Langdon Kanata Bertha Grabke Emerson Bertha John Frankfurt Ont Lewis Fort William Fred Harry Alex Lawrence River Hills Bill Beausejour Hanna William Brown Arden Whitemouth Baptist Church Henschell

James Baker of Beausejour Dies at 61 in Canada

James Baker of Beausejour died at his home on Friday September 21 in his 62nd year. Born in Poland he came to Canada 59 years ago settling in the Beausejour district. Funeral services were held Sunday September 23 at 4 p.m. at St Marys church Beausejour with Rev J.

James Baker Beausejour Poland Canada St. Mary's Church

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