Manitoba Legislature Backs Censure On Wheat Board Clash
The Manitoba legislature passed a censure motion against the Liberal Federal Government over cancelling the Wheat Board of 1935. The vote was recorded with all members voting yes except J S McDiarmid. The debate also touched on deficits, elections, and cooperative movement support within a fiscally divided chamber.
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Manitoba
Wheat Board
J.S. McDiarmid
Miller
Morden-Rhineland
Willis
Federal House
House of Commons
Lawrie
Norfolk
Welch
Turtle Mountain
Laughlin
Killarney
George Renout
Swan River
McLenaghen
Kildonan-St. Andrews
Farmer
Bracken
House
Government vote on Bracken and Farmer amendments
The Party opposed Bracken's amendment and aimed to vote for Farmers amendment condemning the government's inaction. The government was sustained by a majority of five on the final vote.
Farewell to Public Life Valedictory thoughts on democracy
Mr Baldwin warns democracy requires citizen thinking while autocracy spares it. He downplays democracy as difficult and notes the government form heightens duty to think. Chamberlain predicts future引用 of Baldwin's remarks as prophetic wisdom in the British House of Commons valedictory address.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Portage Insurance reports strong progress and 1938 outlook
Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company reports strong 1937 results at the annual policyholders meeting. Net premium note gains exceed one million with 90 percent collections. fire in force near 74.996 million and windstorm risks about 2.575 million. Directors reelected. company confines business to Fire and Windstorm in Prairie Provinces and Western Ontario.
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Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company
M. G. Tidsbury
A. H. Thorpe
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
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