No Doubt About It A Canada Act Sets Bank Authority
The article argues for a Canada Act to give the government authority over the Bank of Canada’s governor and board. It cites past policy clashes and insists the bank needs freedom within government direction to prevent financial feuds and align monetary policy with national leadership. The piece warns against independent banking that could misalign with the government.
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Canada
Fleming-Coyne
Rapey
Hjalmar Schacht
Hitler
Public Relations and Prepaid Parking Stickers Debate
Portage la Prairie weighs pre-paid and courtesy parking stickers for convention delegates. Mayor and aldermen consider a 25c token price to balance public relations, administration costs, and avoiding ticket abuse while preserving meter goals. Veto politics loom as officials ponder who benefits and who is caught.
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Henderson
Mest
Council
Portage la Prairie
Greta Garbo Still Captivates World At 59
The legendary Greta Garbo remains the most glamorous star despite retirement. Her mystery, husky voice, and elusive aura keep public fascination alive as photographers chase her on a southern resort trip.
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Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Miss G
Garbo
Daystar
Ingrid Bergman
Elizabeth Taylor
Population trends analyzed in Manitoba 1951 to 1961 report
A Manitoba population study by demographer Emmitt Sharp and rural sociologist G A Kristjanson analyzes shifts from farms to towns, age sex distribution, birth and death rates, and ethnic makeup. The ARDA project notes towns Melita Glenboro Carberry Grandview show growth, youth migration patterns widen urban gains, and aging populations strain services.
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Manitoba
Emmitt Sharp
University of Northern Ilinois
G. A. Kristjanson
Sharp
Melita
Glenboro
Carberry
Grandview
Winnipeg River
St. Lazare
Manitoba launches winter work programs for over 11000 men
The Manitoba government will provide employment this winter through projects by departments municipalities schools hospitals and senior housing with government support. The effort targets Thriving programs across multiple sectors to offer jobs during cold months.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Earthy Thoughts on Dirt and Daily Wealth
The author muses on dirt as the source of all wealth noting five bushel baskets of earth cost five dollars and will grow grass. He argues every material possession comes from earth and stresses the labor to extract resources, criticizes belief that governments create housing, and reflects on modern ignorance of origins.
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Ottawa
Training Plan For Farm Workers Initiative Announced
Agriculture Minister George Hutton unveils a fall pilot program to train skilled farm workers. A joint plan by provincial departments and the federal labor department aims to address unemployment insurance gaps and mechanization needs. The two to three month course blends lectures labs and on the farm training with farmer groups contributing lectures and practical opportunities. If successful it will expand to meet labor demand and boost productivity.
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George Hutton
Hutton
Departments of Agriculture, Education and Labor
Federal
Labor Department
Nowlan Dies In Hospital
George Nowlan 66, former Conservative revenue and finance minister, died in hospital here after a heart attack. He entered the civil hospital last Tuesday for a general checkup with a tired heart, and associates noted he seemed in good spirits before his sudden collapse.
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Ottaway
George Nowlan
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