Bracken Elected Leader Of Progressive Conservative Party
The Winnipeg convention chose Premier John Bracken as leader on the second ballot, uniting the party under the Progressive Conservative banner. Bracken outlined aims for fair pay, opportunity, and national reform while pledging efficient governance and trade openness.
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Conservative Party of Canada
Winnipeg
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
Portage la Prairie
Canada
John Bracken
Manitoba
Mrr. Bracken
Bracken
M. A. MacPherson
Regina
John G. Deifenbaker
Prince ‘Albert
Progressive
Conservative Party
Progressive Conservative Party
Air Cadets Form North Norfolk Squadron to Train Youth
Publisher notes Air Cadet program in Manitoba supports civil aviation goals after the war. The North Norfolk Squadron No 165 enrolls 40 cadets in three flights MacGregor Austin and Carberry, ages 15 to 18. Cadets will receive uniforms, physical training, and two weeks summer camp annually under F O H A Lye as commander. S R Lamb is adjutant and Dr A V Jubb is medical officer.
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Atory
Canadian Air Force
RCAF
North Norfolk
No. 165
MacGregor and Austin
Carberry Flight
F-O. H. A. Lye
S. R. Lamb
A. V. Jubb
Air Cadet League of Canada
Manitoba
Cottingham's Leadershipguides Manitoba Power Commission
Young chair Cottingham reshaped Manitoba Power Commission since 1932 doubling system size serving 151 towns by 1942. Consumer base rose from 10,871 to 18,479 and energy use grew from 15.5 to 49.4 million kWh. Investments rose to 2.76 million with fixed assets at 7.03 million. He pursued efficiency and rural industrial development.
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Manitoba Power Ion
Manitoba Power Commission
Cottingham
Manitoba
St Pauls Bazaar and Tea Realizes 205 Dollars
The St Pauls bazaar and tea held last Saturday was a great success, realizing $205.00. The committee extends thanks to all who helped in any way and to those who donated articles.
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St. Paul’s
Whist Drive and Dance Draws Large Local Attendance
A well attended event at the Masonic Hall last night sponsored by local L O L members featured fourteen tables of whist. Mr. Baker of Burnside won the hamper of groceries for the top score and Miss Phyllis McIntosh held the auto rug ticket. The I O D ladies served lunch, raising 15 dollars, while dancing followed to tunes by Miss Freda Nelson and George Snaith.
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Masonic Hall
L.O.L
Baker
Burnside
Phyllis McIntosh
1.O.D
Freda Nelson
George Snaith
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EATON
C.W.A.C
Veteran’s Guard
Lamb
The
Herald
T. Trethewey
Air Cadets
Cotter Stueres
Tom
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
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