Where I Was Wrong About Communism in Schools
Editorial argues that Soviet aligned communism is inherently evil and calls for removing teachers with loyalty to the subversive movement. It cites Wallace, Dr Bella Dodd, and trials of party leaders, urging careful evidence and lawful actions to bar communists from American education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
United States
This Week
Bella V. Dodd
Communist Party
Teachers Union
Senate
New York City
Dr. Dodd
National Education Association
New York
West Coast
United Nations
Christian Science Monitor
Combined Anglo American Productivity Council Final Report
The Anglo American Joint Council on Productivity published its final report after four years of collaboration. It credits mutual learning and warns against lingering prejudices while noting Britain will continue productivity work with a new British council. The exchange yielded technical insight and showcased American industrial vigor and a shared human will to produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Council On Productivity
Atlantic
United States
Joint Productivity Council
Marshall Aid
Work and worth in an age of ease and plenty
Dr D Ewen Cameron and I discuss the value of labor and the perils of easy living. They warn that many seek higher pay and shorter hours without greater production, citing historical toil and quotes from The Prophet and Oliver Twist. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes labor earns about 85 percent of Canada’s national income, urging work as discipline and a path to shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ewen Cameron
McGill University
Cameron
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Factory teamwork shows what can be done by minds united
The Manchester Guardian notes that when management and workers share a common purpose a factory can achieve significant improvements through coordinated effort and mutual resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Manchester Guardian
This Human Pageant By DR. ROBERT HARVEY
The piece extols the Society of Friends also known as Quakers for three centuries of humanitarian work. It traces George Fox’s role founding the group in 1652, their sufferings, and relief efforts across centuries, including abolition, prison reform, education, and medical advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
Society of Friends
Preston Patrick
Westmoreland
North Lancashire
National Church
George Fox
England
Christ
Fox
West New Jersey
London
Yorkshire
William Penn
Charles II
Pennsylvania
Anthony Benezet
John Woolman
Canada
West Indies
Africa
Friends
York
Birmingham
Ackworth
Joseph Lister
Red Cross
Dencross News Highlights From Local Bourgeois Events
Mr and Mrs Steve Pasisnik of Dencross attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bill Price of Winnipeg on September 20. Mike Hlady of Dencross traveled to Kenora on September 20. The Btokenhead MFU held its September meeting at the school with Roy Friend reporting on the Saskatoon convention and MFU discussions in Winnipeg. A planned October banquet and dance was announced. A Brokenhead Greek Catholic christening on September 20 named Douglas John, son of Mr and Mrs John Chorney, with many relatives in attendance. Mrs Mary Hutniak announced the engagement of her daughter Elsie to Steve Chrypline. Joyce Hlady and her mother shopped in Winnipeg. The obituary of a Pine Falls resident, 63 years ago, notes his arrival in 1927 with Manitoba Paper Co. and surviving family members. Russell Funeral Home of Beausejour handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pasisnik
Dencross
Bill Price
Winnipeg
Brokenhead
John M. Chorney
Douglas John
Steve Ferens
Elie
Peter Chorney
Father Borys
Burn
Man
Pine Falls
Manitoba Paper Co
Russell
Lawrence
Leverne
Lyle
Regina
Melita
Vancouver
Estelle
Begg
Selkirk
Lylene
Ross Mackenzie
Flin Flon
Evelyn
Fallys
Pilot Mound
Gordon
Rossburn
Russell Funeral Home
Beausejour
Whistle less and hustle more motto on effort
A compact exhortation urges workers to swap hollow noise for action. It emphasizes patience, steady effort, and restraint in complaints while promoting practical labor and focus on outcomes. The tone mirrors a motivational civic or workplace banner aimed at improving performance.
Thyroxine production and iodine in diet message
The thyroid produces thyroxine which governs body speed. It needs iodine, found in shellfish and some fish, and is added to common table salt to ensure daily intake.
Glenmoor By ROLAND OTTO
Louis Hemminger owns a new blue Chevrolet as this Glenmoor column ends abruptly. The writer announces attending school in Winnipeg and his Glenmoor reports are ending. A playful line about a Girl Scout skunk joke follows and an official critiques a Trans Canada highway section while a patient foreman questions its length.
Obituary for John Stanley Taylor Funeral Held
The funeral of the late John Stanley Taylor was held from the United Church on Tuesday September 23 with Rev C King officiating. Interment followed at Pine Falls cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included A B Robinson Nick Makaski Stan Brewster W Brown Harry Ganchow and Jim Baird. Active pallbearers were Bert Dimock Jack Dulake John Souka Nick Smorang W Crawford and Alphonse Hebert. Mr Taylor was born at Ross-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanley Taylor
United Church
Rev. C. King
Pine Falls Cemetery
A. B. Robinson
Nick Makaski
Stan Brewster
W. Brown
Harry Ganchow
Jim Baird
Bert Dimock
Jack Dulake
John Souka
Nick Smorang
W. Crawford
Alphonse Hebert
Mr. Taylor
Ross
Eat Alone and Enjoy It
A guide encourages solo diners to plan meals they enjoy with minimal effort. It suggests choosing well balanced, appealing dishes and trying herbs and new preparations to make eating alone a pleasant daily routine.
Whooping Cough Affects All Ages Not Just Children
The text warns whooping cough is not merely a childhood inevitability but a potential killer, especially for babies. It notes that alongside vaccines for whooping cough and diphtheria, tetanus protection should be given, as tetanus is not contagious yet an excruciating illness that can kill both children and adults.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springfield Leader
Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St. James
Leader
Alfred W. Hanks
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
H. Leith
Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
W. T. Mansell
Pointe
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau Circulations
Oliver Twist
Cherub
The
Friends’ Tercentenary
Bunhill Fields
Lonon
Fenny Drayton
Leicestershire
Elizabeth Fry
New World
Massachusetts
Mrs
John Hutniak
Mike Hlady
Kenora
Ont
Kowalchuk’s
Mary Hutniak
Elsie
Steve Chrypline
Ladywood
Joyce Hlady
Glenmoor
Roland Otto
Louis Hemminger
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Leonard L. Portnoy
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckett
Will
Salter St
Peg
Kensington
Portage Ave
Ici
Parle
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