Welfare State debate tested by Christian moral view
The Church weighs Welfare State plans against Christian gospel. The Archbishop warns against overreliance on state security, arguing true welfare requires spiritual renewal and self sacrifice. The piece notes dangers of overcentralization, loss of initiative, and political bribe risks, urging a tempered approach aligned with Christian principles.
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Pt Obhe Welfare
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The Senate Disease
Ottawa Journal decries corruption in Senate privileges and endemic absenteeism. It cites lax pension incentives and internal resistance to reform, attributing the problem to partisan self-interest among current and aspiring senators.
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Ottawa Journal
Senate
Toe as a thermostat claims fashion cold toes warn of heat loss
Experts say the big toe functions like a thermostat when the air chills. The body cuts heat to arms and legs to keep core temperature near 98.6 degrees. This explains why toes and fingers feel cold first and why you should avoid injuring your toe.
Tax amendment risks higher living costs for housewives
The proposed change to the British North America Act would allow provincial governments to levy a bidder tax on commodities. Described as indirect because tucked in the sales price, it would raise prices immediately, affecting every consumer and housewife.
World’s Longest Strike at Dun Lsopghaire Tavern
Ireland’s Bis fim Downey’s public house marks twelve years of ongoing bartenders union picketing after he fired staff. The tavern remains famous for the protracted strike with occasional picket absences and Downey offering free drinks during bad weather.
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Dun Lsopghaire
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Public Notice Permits To Burn Lands In Newfoundland
Notice under Forest Fires Acts 1933 1944 states that from April 15 to December 1 1951 every person burning land for agricultural or building purposes must first obtain a written burning permit. Permits available from the Department of Natural Resources or a Forest Inspector. Department of Natural Resources St John’s Newfoundland. 3rd April 1951.
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Department of Natural Resources
St John’s Newfoundland
Predicts Drop In Lobster Prices Amid Canadian Dollar Shift
A firm spokesman predicts a price decline for lobsters due to the Canadian dollar being freed to find its own level and unusually mild winter weather. He notes the US market premium faded as the dollar strengthened, and expects a heavier lobster catch as the season opens in Nova Scotia, which could depress prices.
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Wapal St
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