Manitoba Legislature Week Follows March Rhythm And Debate
The Manitoba legislature week opened with talks to protect bearing animals, a vital revenue source, and an amended Economic Survey draft. Opposition questioned a $15,000 expenditure aimed at government support from five social creditors, while a motion picture tax proposal failed in committee. Comrade Litterick clashed with Magistrate Graham as the House split on debate. A Thursday vote proposed cutting government costs by about $800,000, arguing for 10 percent reductions beyond health and education, drawing sharp rebuttals and party dissension before a vote largely against the motion.
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Moniay
Bracken
Willis
Forthcomfax
Graham
Littee
Manitoba
Health
Education
Gery
Lewis
Rockwood
Dr Lewis
Revolution Dome
Budget clash delays talks as Bracken parties clash
Friday afternoon Conservatives challenged Bracken and moved to cut individual expenditures. In recorded votes the allied opposition blocked most reductions, leaving only one cut of ten dollars. Bracken noted a SA deficit of 472000 and proposed seeking Dominion aid. The government warned it would cut debt and seek dissolution for an early election if revenue fell short. Mr Garson, Provincial Treasurer, presented the Budget in a calm, considerate manner.
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Bracken
Conservative
Dominion
Garson
Davis Family Visits Ahead of Sacred Concert
Mrs. D. R. Davis of Image Creek spent several days last week with cousins Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKay and aunt Mrs. Jos. Richardson. The United Church Choir announces its annual Sacred Concert to be held at the church on Sunday April 25. Further particulars to follow.
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D. R. Davis
Image Creek
J.C. McKay
Jos. Richardson
United Church Choir
For Sale Reo Two Ton Truck Item
For sale or trade for cattle a Reo two ton truck is offered by W. J. Turner in MacGregor Manitoba. Apply to W. J. Turner for details and terms.
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W. J. Turner
MacGregor
Man
Advertising and Printing in The Herald Columns
Advertising helps keep your town and business before the public. You are invited to use The Herald advertising columns to reach people with what you have to sell. Check your stationery supplies and leave your order with your local print shop The Herald for printing needs at fair prices.
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Herald
the Herald
The Most Important Years for Young People
A persuasive essay urges youth to value the early years, especially before age 25, as the foundation for future success. It warns against idle days and urges diligent study, training, and observation to seize opportunities in both good and bad economic times.
Death of Former Sidney Resident Wm Peck at 73
Mr Wm Peck of Carberry died in Brandon hospital on Friday April 2 at age 73. Born in Lincolnshire England he came to Canada fifty years ago, farmed in Inglow and Sidney districts, then moved to Carberry four years ago. Survived by two sons Harry and Wilfred, daughters Mrs Hugh Hood of Sidney and Mrs R Hood of Kenora, and Miss Beatrice Peck of Carberry. Funeral held at Carberry United Church on Sunday to Sidney cemetery. The deepest sympathy of Sidney and friends is extended to the family.
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Brandon Hospital
Wm. Peck
Carberry
Lincolnshire
England
Peck
Canada
Inglow
Sidney
Harry
Wilfred Peck
Hugh Hood
R Hood
Kenora
Ont
Mise Beatrice Peck
Carberry United Church
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