Opposed to Farm Credits Debate Surfaces in Monetary Times
The Monetary Times questions a government rural credits scheme and cautions that the issue could become a political football at Parliament's session. It notes resolutions by Ton A J Stevens of Vancouver and MM Campbell of Mackenzie Saskatchewan and argues existing credit facilities may suffice. It warns against party politics eroding stable credit policy.
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Vancouver
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Mackenzie, Sask
Cvedit
United States proposed income tax cuts could aid many Canadians
The proposed U S tax amendments would lift more than 1,000,000 people from paying income tax and set new rates of 14 percent on the first 4,000, 3 percent on the next 4,000, and 5 percent on the balance. The surtax would be halved. Canada may feel the impact as many Canadians earn 3,600 or less.
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United States
Canada
Iicomes
Trading Policy for Office in The Farmers Sun
The Farmers Sun argues that Progressive support could push Meighen to power and trigger tariff changes for a parliamentary session. It cites The Globe's view that Meighen may sacrifice policy to obtain office, noting an emissary claim about a plan linked to Meighen and a push for public life.
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United Farmers of Ontario
Meighen
The
Sun
Globe
Meighen accused of selling tariff and imperial principles
An editorial in the Ontario farmers’ official organ attacks Mr. Meighen for withholding tariff stand and sacrificing imperial principles to win Quebec support. The Toronto Globe questions Conservative leaders for bartering policies for office and warns the Dominion premiership is at risk.
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Quebec
Canada
Ontario Farmers
Toronto Globe
Dominion
Alberta political change prompts calls for full truth
Calgary Herald commentary urges the U F A to reveal the full story behind Premier Greenfield's removal. It questions subjects of government division and notes the need for detailed disclosure of the decision and matters involved in the dramatic change.
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Edmonton
Greenfield
Farmer Party
Brownlee
Fanner
Alberta
Case of Dr Blazer acquittal prompts mixed townsfolk mood
New York World reports on Dr Harold E Blazer a Colorado physician who killed his mentally handicapped daughter and was freed after a hung jury The townspeople felt ambivalent wishing no prison for him yet disapproving of a verdict that would set a precedent for mercy in murder cases The outcome suggests an exception to strict rules in rare circumstances
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Colorado
Yau
Islater
Wile Russian Peasant and Market Pricing
A New York Times report discusses peasant frustration with market prices and government manipulation. It notes the price gap between agricultural and industrial goods, government interventions to curb manufactured prices, and efforts to improve Soviet trading efficiency while facing high overhead and distribution inefficiencies.
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