Dairy farm shift sparks oil crop debate in Canada
Dr J M Nesbitt urged Manitoba dairy groups that Canada has too many dairy farmers and warned any cut in producers would worsen unemployment. Robert E Merry touted edible oils as a growth area, noting Canada can quadruple output for domestic use and export. Alberta bans on colored margarine cited as example of anti oil push, with oils seen as lasting.
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J M. Nesbitt
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Dairy Association
Canada
Robert E. Merry
The
Institute of Edible Oil Foods
Canadian Barley and Oil Seed Conference
West
Merry
Alberta
Canadian firms expand export drive with Made in Canada label
A Toronto candy company later expanded Canada wide and now competes on the American market in the prestige field at premium U.S. prices. The product carries a bold Made in Canada maple leaf label, signaling growing export success as unemployment stands at about 6.4 percent with 413 000 people still jobless.
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Toronto
U.S
Canada
Southeastern Manitoba Greener Look Sees Forest Plan Growth
Premier Roblin highlights government efforts to revitalize southeastern Manitoba through planting 250000 seedlings yearly, a Columbia Forest Products flakeboard plant in Sprague, and use of poplar wood. Projects aim to export to the US, create jobs, and expand crops and training as the region rebuilds its economy.
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Hadashville
Agen
Columbia Forest Products Flakeboard
Sprague
Roblin
Manitoba
Winnipeg
United States
Paul
Read a Book About Curling and Politics
A man learns curlers and radio talent both gain from reading. The piece urges readers to explore books on technical subjects like curling, voice projection, and political history to improve skills and understanding. It cites a radio announcer who read vocal exercises and rose in his field, encouraging self-education and regular library checks.
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Caruso
Manitoba publishers and editors fear fading weekly papers
The writer recalls Winnipeg as a publishing hub with The National Home Monthly and Free Press sales. He notes Manitoba weeklies slim on ads, broadcasters facing onerous laws, and Canadian content rules. He criticizes cross border TV liquor ads and urges freer ground rules to keep local publishers and stations viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
National Home Monthly
Free Press
Frank H. Willliams
Williams
Manitoba
Manitoba Weekly
Canada Council
Ottawa
Prairies
Hartford Good Neighbors Meet at Miss Hounsome Home
The first Hartford Good Neighbors gathering was at Miss E Hounsome’s home on Tuesday with new member Mrs S Lamont warmly welcomed. Mrs H Stark led the devotion and Mrs T Rintbazaar presided. A $20 donation to March of Dimes was given. Next meeting set for April 10 at Mrs D Landers’ home weather permitting. Dainty lunch served by Mrs R Tarr and Mrs Bud Brown. Mr and Mrs S Lamont hosted D Robertson from Hartney. Several local and visiting couples were noted, with weekend visits to Winnipeg and Fort William. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs HL Schroeder on their birth.
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Hartford Good Neighbors
E. Hounsome
S. Lamont
H. Stark
T. Rint Bazaar
March of Dimes
D. Landers
R. Tarr
Bud ‘Brown
D. Robertson
Hartney
A. Gourley
Science at Work Thinking Ahead to the Moon Mission
The article describes Saturn V as the mammoth rocket for a manned moon mission, detailing its size and weight, and notes NASA plans. It also covers memory machines like IBM's magnetic film memory and a Kids Science Encyclopedia aimed at teaching young readers with simple definitions and experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Children's Press
Remmuseenses of North Folk a History of Wellington Katrine
A retrospective history recounts Wellington Katrime and district life from early rail and farming to sports and community milestones. It notes key figures such as Albert Walker John McRae and Billy Wright, growth from horse days to motor transport, church and school landmarks, crops like Red Fife wheat, and notable athletic and social events through the early 20th century.
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Wellington
Katrine
Roy McLaughlin
Albert Walker
John McRae
George Bolton
Stanley Seed
Henry Taylor
Roland Thames
Mangaie
Addie Ina
Klondike
Bob
Fred Hodgins
Burns
Anson City
William McLaughlin
Chilkoot Pass
Yukon River
South Africa
Northern Pacific
Beaver
McKenzie and Mann
Wellington Plain
Squirrel Creek
Edgar
Big Tree
Gladstone
Katrime
Western Canada Flour Mills
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Don Brugger
Jennie
Mabel McLachlan
P*polle
John Creighton
Winnipeg
Bell Telephone Company
Ditch Road
MacGregor
Alexander Edgar
Buti Man
Gangs
George Hanna
John Mancam
Quett
Stanley ‘Seed
Oldsmobile
Grantham
McKelon Hannay
Joe
Rob Clark
Fred
Frank Edgar
Sam Grantham
Jesse James
George Hunt
Stanley Heselwood
Thatcher
Selkirk
Jes W. R. Shaw
Dobbin
Bill
North Norfolk
Norman Irwin
the Royal
Mabel
Brandon
Quinn
Nita
Rocky
James Rousefield
Bonnie Jean
Revendria
Agassiz
Phyllis
Toronto Royal
Heather
Manitoba
Harvey Gilbert
Russell
Harold Gilbert
Rollie
Douglas Grove
Don Barber
Jack Clark
Gordon South
Sroraran McLachlén
Tom ‘Telford
Olive Edgeworth
Wayne Gilbert
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Innipeg
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ambrose Hills
Manitoba Publishers
Hartford News
Science At Work
International Business Machines Corporation
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