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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

7

Eastern Cities Tax Debate Shapes Canadian Finance

The article summarizes comments from Quebec, Ontario, and federal figures on income tax revenues and administration. It notes expected 116,000,000 revenue for the year, costs dropping to 15 cents per dollar collected, and details on taxpayer counts, exemptions, and corporate shares. It also touches on provincial autonomy, fisheries jurisdiction, insurance administration, and Quebec premier's stance on centralization and Confederation.

Mimtreal Ail Parte Carata C Fraser Eliott Dominion Ortaria Quebec Canada Hilcott Ontario Ariier Comminson G. D. Finlayson William A. Found Fisheries Department Elliott Commission

Manitoba Legislature Debates Fees Fight With Performing Rights Society

Manitoba lawmakers consider a Dominion bill to curb the Canadian Performing Rights Society, Limited, amid complaints from small operators in Portage la Prairie and elsewhere. W. OR. Sexsmith urges a resolution to adjust laws and prevent public injustices over music fee collection in restaurants hotels rinks churches and schools.

Winnipeg Dominion Canadian Performing Rights Society, Limited Manitoba W. OR. Sexsmith Portage la Prairie Manitoba House Radion

Prevention Of School Fires In Canada Urges Action

Ottawa reports that all schools could be made substantially fire safe within six months if public demand spurs action. Dominion fire commissioner J Grove Smith notes fires in colleges, schools and convents from 1922 to 1987 totaled 4285 with causes found in 4012 cases. Defective or poorly maintained heating equipment blamed in 1962 of determined cases. Over a decade 2100 of 3000 Canadian fire deaths occurred in burning buildings, none in a fire retardant environment.

Ottawa J. Grove Smith Dominion Fire Commissio Dominion Fire Prevention Association St. Hyacinthe Que

Sydney celebrates 190th anniversary with grand parade

Celebrations began in Sydney Australia with 124 floats tracing Australia's history before a large audience marking 190 years since the founding of the first settlement. The spectacle included motorcycle races gymnastics and military displays with four new tanks showcased at the illuminated Sydney Stadium.

Sydney Australia Sydney Stadium

British Captain Killed by Bomb in Valencia Valencia Bombing Victim Named

British captain Arnold Crone of the freighter Tower Abbey was killed when a bomb hit Valencia Spain. The 5,328-ton Tower Abbey owned by Tower Steamship Co Limited of London was unloading oranges when insurgent planes from Palma Mallorca bombed the city. The attack killed 125 people and damaged the El ao district.

Valencia Barcelona Spain Spanish Insurant Arnold Crone Tower Abbey Tower Steamship Ship, Company, Limited London Defence Ministry Palma Mallorca Elao Hart

Potato research urged to build starch from tubers

Ottawa notes call for more research on potato utilization for starch and by products. Economics committee urges a special potato committee as Canada relies on export markets for the crop. Nineteen thirty seven saw seven percent higher production but a reduced crop value by over sixteen million dollars.

Ottawa I Tt Repo Horticultural Coun- Thecon Canada

Canadian dairy herd renewal seen profitable for markets abroad

Dr H Barton, federal deputy minister of agriculture, told a joint session of the Canadian Dairy Farmers Federation and United Livestock Commission that a good market exists for Canadian dairy cows in the United States and Great Britain. He urged exporting live cows to prevent depressions, noting 1937 prices for beets and dairy products showed strength, with optimism for recovery amid a mild US recession and hopeful British outlook.

Ottawa United States Great Britain H. Barton Dai Farmers’ Federation U Dian Drouth Britain

Canada Armament Limit Spent Aimed at Fortifications

In a Saskatoon discussion Charles A. Dunning and R. Dicker of the United Farm Canada propose a Canada wide highway program funded by a bond issue of 300 million dollars to attract U S tourist spend to Canada. They argue a western continental route would bring fortification value and economic benefit while urging banks to channel savings into productive national projects.

Saskatoon Feterai Charles A. Dunning R. Dicker Unitet Farm Canada Saskatchewan Bickerton Ami Fra Canada

Anti Italian Demonstration During Sydney Anniversary

The Italian consul general Mr de Ruffano rode to Sydney city hall for a ceremony honoring Italian sailors aboard an Italian warship. A crowd halted the automobile shouting Down with Mussolini. Police dispersed the throng during celebrations marking Australia's 150th anniversary.

Sydney Australia Marchese de Ruffano Mussolini

Forest rangers may use infrared film for fire location

The Ottawa The Canaumian Society of Forest Engineers heard at the closing session of the annual convention that infrared film could help forest rangers photograph smoke or haze hidden areas to locate fires.

Ottawa Canaumian Society of Forest Engineers

Investigation Ordered Into Canadian Radio Industry

The tariff board under Finance Minister aims to conduct a month long inquiry into Canada’s radio industry. The study will cover receiving sets tubes and parts, product distribution, sale, and the impact of patent law on manufacture and importation.

Ottawa Tariff Board Finance Duing Canadta Radion Canada

Explosion at Paris laboratory kills fourteen workers

A blast at a Paris chemical laboratory, tied to an ammunition seed project, kills fourteen men and alarms authorities. Police seized a man as grenades and secret caches tied to revolutionary groups were uncovered amid ongoing investigations.

France Paris Cipal Laboratory Varley Artille Versailles CSAR Comites Se Revolutionnaires Plotty

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