Legists approve amended Credit Societies Act provisions
After two days of debate the Legislation body passed an amended Credit Societies Act after a 44 to 11 vote. The reform centers on independent appraisers to review loans and paper, with Liberals backing the origins action and Conservatives joining in opposition to the initial motion. The minister noted total loans since incorporation run $6,403,509 with $4,840,208 repaid, leaving $1,573,214 outstanding and argues repayments remain steady amid a modest carry-over.
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Perative Credit Societies
W. R. Howson
Bolton
Calgary
House
BS Ain
U.F.A
Sion
Tions
Reid
Et. Vere
Anding
Prince of Wales to Broadcast Opening Speech in Buenos Aires
Reports state H R H Prince of Wales will open the British Trade Fair in Buenos Aires on March 14. A short wave radio broadcast will carry his English and Spanish remarks from Halifax to Montreal via Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian Marconi Company networks. The ceremony marks the event’s culmination.
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Winnipeg
H.r.h.prince of Waled
Buenos Airee
Argonne
Font Canada
Ag Ithe
Canadian Pacific, Railway
Marcant. Conpany
C.P.R
Montreal
Prince
Buenos Aires
Marcon
Halifax
Neouver
H.R.H. Wil Pégk
Arood-Wi
Epill
British Army Upkeep Sees Sharp Budget Drop for 1981
The Army estimates for 1981 project total expenditure of 1950 000 dollars, a decrease of 2 650 000 from last year. Personnel planned at 148 800, down 100 from 1980, excluding India. Air Force figures show an increase of 1 250 000 over the prior year.
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London
Associated Press
Cummins
India
Air Force
Gandhi's Path to Complete Independence Foreseen
Fragmented remarks reflect Mahatma Gandhi's view on achieving full independence through federation and safeguards. The interview notes emphasis on political and moral growth, warning of rocks and pitfalls if Congressmen falter, urging steadfast national responsibility.
Missing Plane Burns Lake Flight Lost Over Vancouver Coast
March 6 report says airmen from Telegraph Creek flew toward Burns Lake in three to four hours. Last words indicated no worry and they were overdue by two to three days. Paul Teen of Hagelton saw a plane crossing Nine Mile Mountain North of Hagelton late Saturday.
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Burns Lake
B.C
Bayeen
Paul Teen
Hagelton
Mile Mountain
Western lines official visits city amid talk of rail expansion
Mr. W. M. Neal of Western lines Canadian Pacific Railway and Mrs Neal arrived today with General Superintendent Mr. Halketty from Calgary and Bermuda tours. A Medicine Hat official Mr. Fox met them. Mayo Bullivant led a citizen delegation to discuss the Pashley-Leader line. Neal spoke on employment, industry, and prospects, noting coal and lumber relief and earlier navigation enabling a spring program. He predicted improving conditions and gradual readjustment with a better crop movement than most years.
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W. M. Neal
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Neal
A. Halketty
Calgery Thisorning
Bermuda
G. J. Fox
Medicine Hat
Swif Current
Nepal
Mayo Bullivant
Pashley-Leader
Domercial and Industria
Mfe
Artat
Erate Tortivre
Nerind
Oden
Bejet Empire and Naturalization Talk At Club
Members of a local club heard Mr Baker outline steps to aid naturalization in Central Europe and bolster British heritage. Guests included School Inspector Wi Edwards and a recent optical talk by PhD B P Souck, whose slides and charts drew strong interest from attendees lingering to review the equipment.
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Europe
Benebto
Baker
Wi Edwards
B.P* Souck
Ray
Mrs Crittenden Testifies In Bradley v Crittenden Trial
Mrs J Crittenden testified in her own defense at the Supreme Court before Justice Ewing in Bradley et al v Mrs Crittenden. The examination covered discovery questions about stock transfers to her and to Mr Goddard. She said she advised no one about the transfer except her mother in Vancouver and that she believed she was the stronger personality at the time.
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Gil
J. Crttenden
Bradley Et al
Crittenden
Justice Ewing
Supreme Court
B. Clow
Pearding
Transdietton
Vancouver
Goddard
Claw
Toch
Goddards
Tern
Goudiire
Mexico Bans Wheat Imports Amid Quarantine Decree
A Mexico City decree blocks all wheat imports, declaring quarantine on grain. The order cited concerns about disease and aims to protect domestic industry while shuttering grain shipments from abroad.
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Mexico City
Exico
Policyholders Take Over Historic Insurance Firm
The Policyholders Insurance Company is being taken over by its policyholders after a special meeting. The move dissolves all capital stock and makes policyholders the owners, with about 6 million dollars currently held by the policyholders.
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Insurance’ Company
Gas Infilttration Tragedy Near Canadian Railway Bridge
Montreal reports a fatal gas inhalation incident at the 240 foot Canadian National Railway Laghi… bridge construction site. Joséph Tremblay, 45, died after exposure during a Wednesday night shift with symptoms matching bends. Medical staff diagnosed gas inhalation and attempted treatment but the worker did not survive the shift end.
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Montreal
Mai
Cassion
Natioi ‘al Railwayé Laghifietanal
Joséph Tremblay
Lee Resigns Farm Board Chairmanship in Hoover Era
Washington March 6 The Associated Press reports President Hoover accepted the resignation of Lee from the chairmanship of the U S Farm Board while noting uncertainty about surrounding staff changes Vice-Chairman Stone has been mentioned as a possible successor.
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Lee
U.S. Farm Board
Washington
Associated ,Fress
Hoover
Beree
Farm Board
Sinrounde
Paee
Suepesgor
Ottawa News Briefs Lettered Fragments and Notices
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a March date, compensation figures, and interstate or national events. It mentions Ottawa and references joint meetings, penalties, and games but lacks coherent details or clear entities. The readable content is insufficient for a precise summary of a specific incident or report.
Calgary festival praises Medicine Hat players in dramatic program
A Calgary dramatic festival review lauds Medicine Hat performers for a balanced production of Half An Hour. The critic notes strong restraint by the lead, convincing husband Norman Davis, and solid support from the cast, with the play’s tragedy handled without overemphasis.
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Médicine Hat
Calgary
Joven
Ayas
Normian Davis
Hig
Peter
Beng
Rae
Nickenpantavith
Engineer Of Wrecked Train In Siberia To Be Shot
Moscow March 5 Allocated Press M Bagitsky locomotive engineer held responsible for a railroad wreck in Eastern Siberia today was sentenced to be shot. Twelve members of his train crew were sent to prison for three to ten years. Government investigators argued sabotage caused this and other similar incidents in the past year.
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Moscow
M. “Bagitsky
Siberia
Unclear fragmentary text about army officers and junta
Fragmentary OCR text mentions army officers Anton power Peru displacing a civil military junta and someone taking office last Sunday. Other words are garbled.
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Group of Army
Anton ‘Power
Peru
WientCol
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