Alberta's Financial Fit in a World Money Shift
Douglas argues that global money concerns threaten Alberta’s finances and drive secession pressures. He warns that external debt and disintegrating finance fuel unrest, urging three steps: provincial control of currency and radio, a provincial credit institution, and foreign-exchange oriented demand to spur development.
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Alberta
Iberta
British Empire
Spain
Germany
America
Cheveton
Dominion ‘Bank
C. H. Douglas
Government of
Union Candidate In Vulcan Sidelined By Local Meeting
In Vulcan on June 6 the push for Conservatives Liberals and United Farmers of Alberta to unite for a single independent candidate in Little Bow failed. The United Farmers of Alberta nominating convention unanimously placed QO. L. McPherson MLA former minister of public works as the sole candidate. A deputation from the union effort left without progress after being told the time was too late.
Mackenzie Ties Oakmont Open Lead With 72
Roland Mackenzie of Washington, D.C., tied Oakmont's par 72 in the first round of the United States Open at Oakmont Country Club. He displaced Herman Barron of White Plains by one stroke, who had led after Ed Dudley of Philadelphia briefly held the top spot.
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Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
C.P
Roland Mackenzie
Washington, D.C
Oakmont
Mackenzie
Herman Barron
White Plains
N.Y
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Provinces May Abolish Income Tax Amid Tax Debate
In Ottawa the House of Commons discussed a bill to amend the Income Tax Act to raise taxes on higher incomes. Finance Minister E N Rhodes said hope remained for a settlement of the Dominion provincial taxation conflict. Opposition MP T S Church warned against moving toward a provincial income tax.
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House of Commons
Finance
E. N. Rhodes
T. S. Church
Toronto East
Seven Persons Notes and Local Social Bits
Our Own Correspondent reports Miss Margaret Brack visiting relatives at Bulls Head. Winni fred Ladies' Aid hosts guests from local Aid with Mrs S E Angle and Miss Amelia Angle. John Zeiffle resumes work on the section June 1. Alex Norrie visits Medicine Hat and returns Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Schnee welcome twins born to Mrs Schnee formerly of this district. Chain letters remain common with 10 cent requests to list leaders.
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John Ignatius
John Zeitzle
al Reese
Mitchell
Helen Ling
Harry Basset
Medicine Hat
Pete Anderson
Julius
Leduc
Anderson
Osehoot
Margaret Worrall
Bud Spooner
Western Stock Growers’ Association
L. B. Thomson
Manyberries
T. S. Gray
John Harvie
Dr. Clarke
Range Station
C. S. Blanchard
K.C
L. 8B. Thomson
Western Drought Commission
T. MacDonald
Waray
Margaret Brack
H. Meyers
Bulls Head
Aid
Winnifred Ladies’ Aid
S. E. Angle
Bert Angle
Amelia Angle
John Zeiffle
Alex Norrie
Sherman Ranch
Henry Schnee
Gramea
Weather notes and policy shifts across western Canada
The bulletin records regional forecasts for cities from Winnipeg to Vancouver with temperatures and conditions. It notes light showers in Saskatchewan and Alberta, fair Manitoba, and a forecast of partly cloudy skies with similar temperatures. It also mentions British Columbia health measures, a Connaught labs expansion at Toronto University, NRA wage and hour code appeals, and Saskatchewan’s stance on the FCAA validity.
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Battleford
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Oakmont Links
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Connaught Laboratories
Toronto University
NRA
Higher Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
B.C
Eaton Groceteria
Kellogg's
Moonhbeam Brand
Coffee
Eaton’s Santos Blend
T. Eaton Co. Ltd
London
Strawhber B.C
TECO
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Voile
Mien
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Eaton- Label
EATON
Eaton's Bay
Ebaton
Prunes
Libby
California
Airbox
Ontario
Eaton’s. Sun-Glo
Eddy
Redbird
Owen
Teco Store
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