Changes in Traffic Act Include Driver Training and Crosswalks
The bill, revised after almost 30 years, outlines compulsory automobile testing later and emphasizes safety with driver training, pedestrian cross walks, and safety helmets for motorcyclists. It adds parent consent for under 18 registering vehicles, grants for school driver programs, and provincial funding for instructors. Radar may be used in court, suspensions require 10 days notice, and appeals can be filed in writing. Opposition leader Gil Molgat adjourned the debate.
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Weessey
Steinkopf
Provine
Ontario
Gil Molgat
ICAO’s Rise to Global Civil Aviation Order
The ICAO, led by Canadian secretary general Ronald M. Macdonald, emerged after World War II to standardize and guide international air travel. It established regional offices, set safety and navigation standards, and coordinated with 101 member states to develop aerodromes, weather services, and air traffic control while aiding less-developed nations and maintaining weather ships.
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International Civil da ‘ ‘Aviantion Organization
ICAO
Ronald M. Macdonald
United States
Chicago
International Civil Aviation Organization
Walter Binaghi
Argentina
Air Navigation Commission
Air Transport and Legal Committees
Se Ee Oars Lariat
Ronald M. Macdonnell
Canada
International Aviation Building
Montreal
Lima
Paris
Cairo
Bangkok
Civil Aviation Administration
Civil Aviation
Ieassonners
Council of Icao
ICAQ
United Nations Family
Congo
SACO
Greenland
Iceland
Molgat Urges National Auto Safety Code
Opposition leader Gil Molgat urged a conference to set up a national safety code for automobiles. He told Manitoba Legislature the highway safety committee should address national and international standard laws and design. He warned about 28,000 deaths and over 1,000,000 injuries in Canada over four years.
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Gil Molgat
Manitoba
Molgat
Canada
Elery
House
Growers Reject Referendum on Vegetable Commission
Manitoba Agriculture minister George Hutton said no referendum will be held on suspending the Vegetable Marketing Commission. The Vegetable Producers of Manitoba organized an 18 member group to seek province wide support for suspension after two referendums last year rejected the commission. Marius van Hil, chair, claimed producers lost freedom of trade when the commission was imposed and want voluntary use of its facilities.
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George Hutton
Eet
Vegetable Marketing Commission
Hutton
The
Vegetable Producers of
Manitoba
Marius van Hil
Seed saving and early farming by Rev Eagerton Young in remote Red River area
The article recounts missionary Rev Eagerton R. Young storing seed potatoes in cotton wool over winters, expanding harvests from four original potatoes to 125 bushels for seed distribution. It details his innovative use of a walking plow drawn by dogs, wheat threshing, and parched wheat flour, plus reliance on fish, venison, and game for sustenance as Indians nearby cultivated and shared seed and food.
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Red River
Eagerton R. Young
Rossville Andeighboring
Young
Youngs
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United Nations Work
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Vancouver
Macgregor Herald
Eee Eterna MacGregor Herald
Alee She Tekes
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
RED Cross
R.C.M.P
Commission
Royal Canadian
Ttawe
McMaster
Portage LA Prairie
Hydro
Manitoba Hydro
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
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