Manitoba Highway Woes Hurt Tourist Trade on No 1 Route
The Manitoba Motor League president warns that No 1 highway from Sidney to Portage la Prairie is dusty and washboarded, discrediting the province and deterring tourists. He urges maintenance and inclusion of the section in this year’s road-building estimates.
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Saskatchewan electors set June 8 for provincial vote
Saskatchewan voters will choose a new provincial legislature on June 8 with nomination day on June 1. The Liberals have 51 candidates, the CCF 30, Conservatives 25, and Social Credit plans candidates in all 52 constituencies. A redistribution bill last session cut seats to 52. In 1934 the Liberals held 50 of 55 seats, with the CCF holding the rest.
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Noted educationist McKay dies in Winnipeg at 67
Dr McKay longtime Manitoba College principal and church educator passes away in Winnipeg aged about 68 after recent hospital treatment for injuries from a January auto accident. Heart attack cited as cause, with death occurring Sunday night.
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New Equipment Planned for Roxy Theatre MacGregor
C Wynant manager of the Roxy theatre says new equipment will be installed in MacGregor for opening on June 2. Two projection machines sound heads amplifiers speaker and a perforated screen will be added. The Masonic Hall committee aided the project by raising seats at the back. First class pictures are booked to start once installation is complete.
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World of Wheat Turgeon inquiry report urges open market
The Turgeon Royal Grain Inquiry Commission, after fourteen months and 262 witnesses, endorses the open futures market for Canadian wheat to fetch high prices for producers. It calls for a supervising appointee, supports traders, advocates flexible voluntary cooperative marketing, rejects a compulsory Wheat Board, warns against dissolving the board too soon, and urges unity to cut costs, improve quality, and retain buyer goodwill.
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