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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1956
Page
5
Linda faces a choice between steady Steven and carefree Rod as she weighs love, security, and the price of a life on the line. Steven pressures for commitment while Rod charms with a fearless, risky freedom, leaving Linda to decide who she truly loves.
Grimm alfalfa is being replaced by Ladak and Vernal varieties with similar hardiness and better yields. Trials at Brandon and Lyleton show Ladak producing higher dry matter per acre than Grimm across 1952 55 and 1952 54. Farmers in southwestern Manitoba typically harvest two cuts when possible, noting the palatability and higher feed value of alfalfa hay.
The article recounts a Canadian University curator’s tale of seven foot fossil trees near Toronto linked to metasequoia in China. It traces postwar discoveries of fossil woodland in sub arctic legends and the spread of seeds via the Arnold Arboretum. It also notes Thomas G. Miller’s appointment as General Passenger Manager in Canada effective January 1.
Dr. Neil Perry, once director of British Columbia's bureau of economics and adviser to Premier John Hart, is named interim governor of the Bank of Ethiopia. He previously served as assistant deputy minister of finance in Canada and worked with the IMF before going to Addis Ababa as economic adviser to Ethiopia's finance minister.
James Muir, chairman and president, voiced concern over inflation danger signs evident in 1955. He urged selective credit control focusing on consumer, term bank loans, and mortgage credit, warning excessive bank expansion could fuel long term debt and money supply growth.
In a 1955 budget analysis, Mr. Muir outlines automatic budget deficits or surpluses tied to a target gross national product level. The policy aims for neutrality in short runs, while monetary policy handles short cycles. Royal Bank metrics show record deposits and expanding lending as Sedgewick notes the bank's strong position and international expansion opportunities.
Mr. Muir argues unity in Canada hinges on sound economic policy and a broad national outlook. He cites regional cultural diversity and occupational differences as key to unity, saying diversity is a rich prize and can be harnessed through division of labour and shared opportunity. He remains optimistic about achieving this unity.
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