Manitoba Legislature Debates Unemployment Relief and Reform
The Manitoba legislature debated a range of issues including unemployment relief funding with a federal advance of 206,900 to the prairie provinces. A Campbell amendment failed 28 to 12. A new rule limits ordinary speeches to forty minutes. The Municipal Committee wrestles with a 303 page act. Debate covered Russian cattle deals and foreign trade, with remarks by Marcus Hyman and Ralph Webb. The budget estimates are awaited with the treasurer in Ottawa. the budget is not due around March 15.
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House of Commons
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Manitoba
Campbell
Milton Campbell
Douglas Campbell
Lakeside
Wm Morton
Glad. Mone
John Muirhead
Norfolk
Andrew Foster
Kullarney
Foster
GG. Serkau
Winnipeg
Marcus Iyman
Ralph Webb
Assiniboia
Hyman
Morris Council Cutback Threatens Fourteen Rural Schools
In Morris, the council told fourteen schools not to expect further municipal funding. 1952 taxes failed to clear an overdraft of about 23001 at the bank. Some districts kept schools running with tax payments, others did not, risking closure if ratepayers cannot arrange operations.
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Morris
Education and the Eyes in School Health Scare
Education and the Eyes urges schools to examine pupils to prevent eye strain and detect visual issues early. It cites modern educators noting the importance of eye health in study performance and success or failure in studies may depend on proper vision.
Renewal plea for Herald subscription renewals
The notice urges readers to renew expired Herald subscriptions for 1933 and asks those in arrears for one year or more to settle past dues and submit a renewal for another year.
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the Herald
North Norfolk Council Hears Appeals and Passes Local Orders
The North Norfolk Council met on Wednesday March 1 with all members present and Reeve Campbell in attendance. A Court of Revision was established to hear about forty appeals against the Assessment Roll, many reduced. Other actions included hiring Weed Inspectors for 1933, authorizing Old Folks Home admissions for Ellen L. Young, amendments to Bylaw No. A 206, and approval of several cemetery grants. The council debated nursing services, rural telephone plan details, and authorized advances to residents. Multiple property purchases were approved and accounts recommended for payment before adjourning to April 7.
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North Norfolk Council
MacGregor
Presnt
Reeve Campbell
Dnaw
Wallace
S.J. Young
Lamb — Bedford
Ellen L. Young
Goulding
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Ottawa
Arness
Teach Pullets
Parkhill
D. Sutherland & CO
Easer
George
Optometrist
Portage LA Prairie
Kirshner
Rabkin & GO
Glenwood
St. Williams
Ontario
Waar
Hese
Gould Hatch
Court of Revision
Lamb -Shaw
Ecto
Robinson - Bedford
Margaret Jane Porer
John G. Hood
Porter
Arizona
Central
Telephone Commission
Provingal House
Robinson
Robinson Goulding
Mem
H. R. Eade & Co
Wm Richardson
Jas. Towle
W. Farncombe
McLaughlin
Finance Committee
Austin
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