Liberal Government Wins General Election After Sweep
Canada returned Liberal government to power with the largest general election majority. Prime Minister Mackenzie King re-elected in Prince Albert Saskatchewan as cabinet won by large margins. Opposition leaders Manion, Herridge, Heaps, Stevens, Woodsworth defeated or trailing. Winnipeg North Centre went Liberal by 114 votes. Manitoba elects 15 Liberals, including Harry Leader of Portage la Prairie. Neepawa reelects FD MacKenzie Liberal Progressive. Twenty Manitoba candidates lost deposits. soldiers’ vote awaited to possibly shift seats with results due by April 2.
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CCE
New Democracy
MacKenzie King
Prince Albert
Sas
R. J. Manion
W. D. Herridge
New Democracy Movement
A. A. Heaps
C.C.F
Winnipeg North
H. H Stevens
Reconstruction Party
Neepawa
FD. MacKenzie
Ajority
T. G. Murphy
J. H. Duffy
United Reform
MacKenzie
Murphy
Duffy
Manba
Manitoba to Surface 253 Miles of Trans Canada Highway
Manitoba plans to surface blacktop on major routes this summer. A continuous 253 mile stretch of the Trans Canada highway will run from the Ontario boundary to Brandon. From Emerson to Winnipeg Beach motorists will enjoy 118 miles of smooth highway via Winnipeg, and from Turtle Mountains to Clear Lake 81 miles will be dust free. The remainder includes short hard surfaced sections on busy portions of three other highways with completion of the Portage la Prairie to Sidney link expected in coming months.
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Ontario
Brandon
Emerson
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Beach
Turtle Mountains
Clear Lake
Portage la Prairie
Sidney
Norfolk
Local Visit Highlights Manitoba Canteen Board Appointments
A Manitoba notice reports Rural Dean Armstrong of Mac Gregor named to the Manitoba Canteen Trust Fund by order in council. He joins Col. Baxter and Col. Royal Burritt on the three member board, replacing prior appointees. The item mentions Mr. and Mrs Lew Swan River visiting here this week, with kin ties to E. Martin and A. Burton.
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Swan River
E. Martin
Manitoba
Dean Armstrong
MacGregor
Manitoba Canteen Trust Fund
Col. Baxter
Col
Royal Burritt
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