Bill Aims Ban on Fast Time Rent Increases
Ottawa reports a new bill to restrict rapid rent hikes. W L Le ttzir, president of the Canadian Property Owners Association, said the group will appeal to Finance Minister Abbott within three weeks. Regional meetings in Vancouver Edmonton Winnipeg Toronto and 56 other centres instruct the drive to present the case to the government. The exact increase level to be requested was not yet set.
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OTTAWA
Abbott
Le ttzir
Canadian Property Owners’ Association
Priday
Leclair
Vancouver
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Toronto
C C L Tables Labor Code Proposal Aimed at Federal Range
Ottawa reports the CCL proposed labor code to broaden Ottawa jurisdiction in disputes. It would apply to all industries under Dominion control and those with federal charters, crown bodies, and civil service. The union code would ban company unions, set explicit checks on unions, and enable automatic certification by majority. The National Labor Relations Board would enforce the code, with streamlined procedures to cut delays before strikes.
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Camedian Congress of Labor wear
Bas
labor department
Mitchell
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POMINION
Dominion
Domnion-wide
National Labor Relations Board would
CCL
Obituary: Robert A Taschereau 74 Former Laval Faculty
Robert A. Taschereau, 74, former Quebec Workers Compensation Board official and longtime Laval University law faculty member, Montreal, Feb. 21. He is survived by his widow and three daughters, including Mrs. Beefler, wife of Maj Gen R H Beefler of Montreal.
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MONTREAL
Robert A. Taschereau
Quenec Workers Compensation Board
Laval University
Quebec
Giedtegay
Beefler
R. H. Heefler
Left Hand Corner: Dignified Haymarket Establishment Safeguards
Widespread loss of old fashion sites in London's West End. a surviving Haymarket venue, once famed for endowed patrons and social prominence, remains a relic amid social and economic upheaval. The piece hints at a Calgary bound supply context and residual references to fuel storage facilities.
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London
West End
Calgary yard
Alberta House Debates Daylight Saving Measure
Alberta Parliament opens with 210 bills as Attorney General Maynard introduces a daylight saving time bill authorizing Mountain Standard Time rules for Alberta. Opposition leader Page to address throne speech debate Monday amid rulings on minority reports and Workmen’s Compensation Act.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
Social Credit
J. Percy Page
bosse
Lucien Maynard
Peter Dawson
A. J. E. Liesemer
CCF
Calgary
house
Dawson
C. Landeryou
SC—Lethbridge
W. F. Gilliford
S C
Peace River
Redt Deer
tto
A. J.E. Liesemer
C.CP. Calgary
Hutterite committee
Tasmanian ex PM Cosgrove acquitted on bribery charges
Hobart reports that former prime minister Robert Cosgrove was acquitted of 14 counts of bribery and conspiracy after a three hour verdict. Chief Justice Morris presided as the jury found Sullivan an possible accomplice whose evidence could be viewed with skepticism.
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HOBART
Tasmania
criminal court
Robert Cosgrove
Morris
James Thomas Sullivan
Cosgrove
Meat price ceilings delayed reimposition plan explained
A government spokesman said meat price ceilings are temporarily delayed before reimposition after an order. He noted current meat prices are reasonable versus pre Christmas levels and that ceilings will be announced once the go ahead signal is given. In January ceilings were linked to stabilized prices following higher 1948 Britain contracts.
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OSTAWA
prices board
aboud telay
Britain
France May Join Heavy Snow in Germany Trizonia Talks
Paris reports France may join the German trizonia if conditions satisfy Paris. Abelin says French delegates will discuss internationalization of the Ruhr and federation or reconstruction of Germany. Saar settlement grants France currency control and reduced reparations, with abrupt coal withdrawal planned. Scotland’s Frederic Lamond dies at 80. London notes heavy snow across Britain and Europe.
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Reuters
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Bidault
London
Germany
Abelin
United States
Saar Valley
Berlin
Saar
European coal organization
CUI
Adolf
asin
Rhine
STIRLING
Scotland
Frederic Lamond
Frank Liszt
Lamond
Beethoven
Schnabel
Paderewski
Europe
Czech Resignations Refused Here by President Benes
Prague reports President Eduard Benes refused to accept the resignations of anti-Communist ministers in the national coalition. He left for his country home without action, resisting Communist demands to replace eight ministers. Eight resignations were by eight non-Communist ministers in a bid to force early cabinet reshuffle. Demonstrators gathered outside the Prague palace, rallying for the government amid the crisis.
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Laay
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nzth
Gottwald
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foljowers
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Gaitwald
Qreek National Socialists
tvogabinet
Slovak Democrats
iSespic
Social Democratic party
Vaclav Nosek
GENES
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Communist party
Winnipeg Moves Repeal of Railway Tax Exemption
Winnipeg plans to repeal bylaw 148 granting the Canadian Pacific Railway permanent city tax exemption. Council may vote May 20 to seek provincial ratification. W. P. Fillmore urges remedial legislation and argues the repeal is merited. The bylaw, passed by 130 of 131 voters in 1881, exempted CPR in perpetuity, amid questions of future councils’ binding power.
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WINNIPEG
Canadian Pacific Railway
W. P. Fillmore
ounsel
Fillmore
Winnipes
C.P.R
Policy Split Brings Break In Alberta Government
Premier Manning announced the removal of Education Minister Earl Ansley and deputy minister L. D. Byrne from office for holding views at odds with the Social Credit government. Ansley had served since 193? and Byrne since 1937, with Byrne arriving from England as a technical adviser in the new economic development department.
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DMONTON
Manning
Earl Ansley
Alberta
L. D. Byrne
Social Credit
Ansley
fort Leduc
Byrne
Edmonton
England
Social Credit board
Maj
H. C. Douglas
Social Credit system
G. F. Powrll
Douglas’ leutenants
Powrll
Fort Saskatchewan
department of economic development
Ttwn
ethis
Nothing Prevent Edmonton Miners From Staying Out
Edmonton miners remain out as the Alberta district sees a deadlock after a wage award by the board. Trade Minister C E Gerhart says the award is non binding and permits both strike and lockout while about 760 Edmonton miners and 3,000 Nanaimo miners are idle.
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United Mice Workers of America
C.CL
C. E. Gerhart
Alberta
s leekout
Gerhart
Nanaimo
B.C
January Coal Output Down Across Canada
January coal production fell 21 percent to 1,351,000 tons from 1927, with Western Canada hit by a Jan 13 strike causing a 43 percent drop in Alberta and British Columbia output. Saskatchewan and the Maritimes rose, while imports totaled 2,000,700 tons, down 13 percent from a year ago.
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Canada
Alberte
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Maritimes
Armored Vehicles Moved by Arabs Thwart Call to Strike
In Damascus a Arab military source said British authorities moved armored vehicles into Bean Valley to deter an Arab strike against Jewish forces. Also reported, the Alberta Child Welfare branch will resume hearings Monday after a 10 day adjournment. A Calgary man, Philip Edsar Hood, 38, died in hospital after moving from Claresholm. Anshan and Faku fall in Manchuria to Communist forces. Ontario man Frank Ferrare acquitted of murder in a Calgary district case.
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Bean Valley
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C.P
royal commission
Alberta Child Welfare sranch
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CALGARY
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Manchuria
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