Macdonnell Opens Debate On Budget
Ottawa report on J M Macdonnell Liberal critic urging economy in budget debate. He blasts deficit, praises applause for Isley, calls tax reductions insufficient, and urges tax reform and faster provincial revenue changes while criticizing unilateral provincial proposals. Mackenzie King faced questions over conference adjournment.
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Asley
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Tilssey
Isley
Dominion
Disiey
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Mackenzie King
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Wiseman Drives Through Tornado Devastated Suburbs
In Winrech Ontario on June 2 7 Wiseman Alexander Canada's new governor general toured two suburban areas hit by a June 17 tornado. Residents paused chores amid rubble to cheer the official visit and offer thanks.
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Left Hand Corner Land House Moved For Block Reset
Report notes a wooden house lifted by four occupants including wife and two children and set on a vacant allotment a quarter mile away. The owner seeks the original block location while a new block is identified for the relocated dwelling.
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Russia to Battle For Two Thirds Approval Vote On All Questions
New York June 28 Russia challenges the atomic energy commission by seeking a two thirds vote for approval of all questions. The issue emerged as the panel met to lay groundwork for a permanent atomic control agency, with Soviet delegate Andrei A Gromyko prepared to raise the matter at the closed session. The United States and Russia have proposed rival paths for global atomic control, one via treaties creating an international authority, the other a convention forbidding production and use of atomic weapons. The commission also debated voting rules and access to information about atomic energy know‑how and explosive research. A decision on open meetings and procedural rules was anticipated.
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No Change In Liquor Ration July Ration Maintained
Edmonton dispatch reports A King of the Alberta Liquor Control Board said there would be no change in the July ration for whiskey. The 26 ounce bottle limit for Scotch or rye remains in effect, with four bottles of wine and no restriction on gin, rum, or vodka purchases.
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Royal assent for citizen measures in Canadian senate
Ottawa date June 28. The Canadian citizens receive royal assent in the senate. Chief Justice Thibaudeau Kinget as way to the governor general. Measures and three private bills incorporating.
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Dominion proposes optional provincial tax plans in budget speech
Ottawa June 26 Finance Minister tisley outlines revised federal proposals for Dominion provincial agreements making participation optional. Five year term extendable two years vs prior plan. Provinces may tax personal income or corporate tax with federal deductions and holdbacks. Ontario and Quebec oppose. majority show willingness.
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Canada Budget Briefly Cuts Personal Income Taxes
Canada unveils its wartime budget with broad income tax relief for earners and businesses. Isley estimates 500000 to 600000 people will escape tax, though most changes take effect next year, including three year average for farmers and fishermen and dividends for co operatives allowed as tax deductions. Exemptions rise to 1500 for married, 750 for singles, with family allowances’ impact, and a move toward simplified rate structures.
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Kennedy
Toronto
Budget tax changes enacted in 1947 effective January first
Government announces substantial income tax relief with many exemptions rising for singles and married filers. Personal credits replaced by reductions, child deductions increased, and a new five year provincial tax option for farmers and cooperatives begins. Corporate tax drops to 30 percent, excess profits tax eased, and mutual insurers taxed with dividends deductible. Nondiscretionary reforms include three year tax exemption for new cooperatives, a flat deduction of 100 per child, and a board of tax appeals to handle appeals for 1947 and later years.
Effective dates of tax changes announced in budget
Ottawa notes tax changes with effective dates for personal income tax January 1, 19k and for corporation and excess profits taxes January 1, 1947. Patronage dividend exemption for cooperatives tax cars ending in 1946. Succession duties January 1, 1947. Tariff changes take effect immediately.
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OTTAWA
Reactions On Budget Vary In Canada Ottawa Budget Reactions
Canadians react with approval and criticism as details of the federal budget are released by Finance Minister Osler. Premiers are wary of immediate comment on the new five year provincial tax agreement while others push for changes. Farmers and fishermen welcome tax averaging, co operatives gain deduction treatment and union leaders urge broader exemptions amid calls for more comprehensive relief.
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Demands Action Saturday on Calling of General Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports US State Secretary Byrnes pressing ministers to set a date for the 21 power European peace conference before July end. Moscow radio hints at US leaning toward a separate peace in Europe. debate centers on Trieste and Italian reparations as ministers draft skeleton pacts for five states and delay the conference to autumn if July cannot be secured. Canadian officials expect Mackenzie King to attend the eventual gathering, with Canada seeking reparations and Italian property concerns.
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Alberta Needs Warm Weather For Crop Growth
A June 28 crop report from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National notes warmth and sunshine are needed in Alberta to advance crop development. Western rains improved moisture, but northern Manitoba and central Saskatchewan lack adequate warmth. Alberta crops show 18 inches growth and moisture reserves remain high. summer falowmeg is 70 percent complete near Edmonton.
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Ottawa peacetime budget details outlined in common mace
Ottawa June 23 budget presented last night in the common may reference to for Canadian households. The budget includes 22.5 contained no lax changes, several items such as women's cosmetics and jewelry appear affected by wartime budgets.
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Morse Victory in Morse by Narrow CCF Win
In Morse Saskatchewan the CCF candidate James Gibson won the 55 seat provincial by election by a slim margin. Gibson led with 3 105 votes against Ramsay 7 094 and liberals 2 406. Turnout was over 30 percent with 18 year olds voting for the first time. Premier Douglas praised the result while PC leader Ramsay conceded the victory and pledged support for the government program.
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Conciliator Named in Edmonton Dispute
In Edmonton June 73 7 breakdown in negotiations between Civic Federal Union No 20 and city commissioners leads to request for two conciliators from the provincial trades and industry department. Clayton Adams chair of the provincial board says HP. Rock of the department has been appointed and the first meeting with union officials and Dr. waidéseners will be held Tuesday.
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Italy pact hinges on Canada and Turkey in core terms
Report notes Canada and Turkey must be embedded in key clauses of the Italian peace pact. Observers say foreign ministers drive the settlement, with 21 nations largely assisting the Big Four. Smaller powers may influence the conference whether they approve or merely rubber stamp the plan.
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Price Control Bill Sent To President Truman
Senate action on the price controls measure sent to President Truman as Democratic leaders warned that failure to sign by midnight Sunday would end the Office of Price Administration. Hoover heads to Ottawa to speak on the food situation in Canada. Cardston reports no frost evidence despite seven degrees of frost at Pincher Creek. British Columbia Premier John Hart plans to confer with Ottawa on new provincial tax arrangements. Father James Hisparish promoted to Bishop of Victoria by Pope Pius. German V-2 altitude claim says rockets flew beyond 75 miles. recovery pending. Gordon Brydson leads Canadian golf championship after second day, with top players still in contention.
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