Deductions at the Source and the Pay Lump Sum
The text argues workers should keep more of their earnings by handling taxes, unemployment, union dues, and donations themselves. It contends deductions reduce take home pay and that employees managing their own money would know their real pay and price. It reflects a belief that citizens function better when managing their own affairs.
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Red Feather
Narrowest American Point at Isthmus of Panama
The shortest width of the American landmass is 28 miles at the Isthmus of Panama marking the narrowest cross-continental segment.
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Americas
Panama
New Chemise Fashion Turns Dress Or Duster
Fashion notes introduce a free flowing chemise that can be worn as a dress or a duster. Pattern 4733 by Anne Adams offers a printed two piece pattern for misses sizes 10 through 18. Requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 40 cents with size number and address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto.
Airlift Delivers Arctic Supplies In Giant RCAF Operation
Giant airlift of over 1.25 million pounds of freight completed on schedule by the RCAF Air Transport Command. 435 and 436 Transport Squadrons operated C119 Flying Boxcar aircraft from Resolute Bay with 106 sorties to Canada U.S. weather stations RCMP posts and radio stations. Squadron Leader J S Dusty Miller of Bladworth Saskatchewan coordinated the mission.
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C. C. W. Marshall
435
Lqd
Namao
J. S
Dusty) Miller
Bladworth, Sask
Miller
Resolute Bay
Arctic
Rcaf Air Transport Command
Namao Airport
Edmonton
Transport Squadron
Downsview
Toronto
J. S. “Dusty” Miller
Cranes Decline to 26 Wild Surviving Birds
The latest count shows only 26 whooping cranes remaining in the wild. Their summer nesting site is Wood Buffalo National Park, located where the Northwest Territories meets Alberta.
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Wood Buffalo National Park
Northwest Territories
Alberta
Wage Increase in Canadian Manufacturing Wages
Since 1951 the average wage in Canadian manufacturing has risen from 1.25 to 1.66 dollars per hour. This change reflects ongoing improvements in pay for industrial workers within Canada’s manufacturing sector.
Home Workshop Pattern for Table with Benches
Ads describe a sturdy yard table with attached benches pattern 203 with size guides. Included in Lawn and Garden Furniture Packet No 38 with full directions for many pieces priced at $1.75. Order details list Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver B C.
Small car earns a place in today’s market
Benson Ford, seven years as vice president of Ford Motor Company and chairman of the dealer policy board, told the joint convention of the Motor Dealers Association of B C and Washington State Auto Dealers Association that small cars have a defined role. He noted the buyer tends to be college educated and seeks prestige, not a used car, and called the current small car trend a form of keeping up with the Joneses.
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Benson Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Motor Dealers Association of
B.C
Washington State Auto Dealers Association
Bees arrive by crates to feed Manitoba honey producers
Several hundred thousand bees reach Winnipeg from Louisiana and are moved by CNR and CN Express to Manitoba and Saskatchewan destinations including Neepawa Sandy Lake Pine River Tisdale Endeavour Canora Lestock and other points for honey production.
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CNR
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian National Express
Neepawa
Sandy Lake
Pine River
Tisdale
Endeavour
Canora
Lestock
Time for control grass fires harm area volunteers and homes
The weekly papers report a spring surge of grass fires causing volunteer firemen hours wasted and property damage from sports grounds to homes. The piece urges a permit system requiring registration and fees, holds adults responsible for fires, and stresses teaching children dangers.
Enduring fight against racial and religious intolerance
The piece argues that while Canadian laws ban discrimination, many individuals still harbor prejudice. It urges overcoming child-like prejudices and dismantling the slums of racial intolerance that impoverish minds and lives. It cites U S efforts and highlights ongoing private club exclusions and biased service practices in Canada.
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United States
Canada
Consumer holds key as recession ends through spending
The Pembina Triangle notes consumer buying pace in January boosts inventories and orders. Retail sales rose nearly six percent from January last year, with department stores up nine percent, indicating a buyers market but with smaller per capita volume as prices rise. Continuous merchant promotions may keep the area economy buoyant.
Yorkton Chamber to honor Miller Hockey Club and Mrs Matthews
Yorkton celebrates with a buffet supper as Mayor Fichtner presents souvenirs. Jack Parr presides while the Yorkton Millers, amateurs, reached the Western Canada Intermediate A semi finals on their own steam, narrowly edged from the final. Donna Heard Matthews and her curling rink advanced to the Western Canada ladies finals with notable performances.
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Yorkton Chamber of Commerce
Yorkton
Yorkton Miller Hockey Club
Donna Matthews
W. E. Fichtner
Jack Parr
Yorkton Millers
Western Canada
Donna Heard Matthews
Camrose Faces Water Supply Decision
The Camrose community weighs a proposed water supply deal with Calgary Power. The editorial urges voters to hold the City Council to clear answers and readiness for questions, stressing a reliable water supply as essential for progress.
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Camrose
Calgary Power
Public Utilities Commission
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