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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 23, 1931

Page

3

Churchill Grain Port Survey Highlights Northern Harbor Plans

Ottawa officials led by Hon. R J Manion toured Churchill Manitoba praising the new port's mechanical tests and anticipating lower insurance rates for bay route cargoes. They noted shipments of 540,000 bushels of Saskatchewan wheat and planned next year freight facilities including sheds and cattle yards as the harbour prepares to handle west grain and west coast trade.

Churchill Manitoba Ottawa R J. Manion Robert Weir T. G. Murphy Interior Canada Manion Farnworth Warkworth Saskatchewan Imperial Shipping Committee London Hudson Straits Prairies Montreal Bay Dr. Manion Great Lakes Pas John I. McFarland Canadian Wheat Pools Northern McFarland Spillers England

Preliminary Ottawa reveals population shifts across Canadian cities

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics releases a preliminary count showing Quebec rising from 95 193 to 129 103, Windsor from 38 591 to 62 957, Regina from 34 432 to 53 034, and Riverside rising 1 155 to 4 426, with note that figures may be corrected for closed houses and absentees.

Ottawa Ont Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics Quebec Windsor Regina Riverside

Reductions in Naval Pay to Be Re-Examined

In London the House of Commons, amid budget debates on beer and tobacco duties, agreed to re-examine naval pay cuts after Sir Austen Chamberlain stated the Board of Admiralty would review hardship cases. Atlantic fleet vessels were ordered home as the debate continued.

London Eng Atlantic House of Commons Austen Chamberlain Admiralty Board of Admiralty

Ministers Agree on Ten Percent Public Spending Cuts

Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said government departments could adjust expenditure burdens without materially hurting budget estimates. In Parliament, D G Logan of Labour mocked the coalition and urged cabinet members to square off with him in Scotland Liverpool, the seat once held by the late Tay Pay O Connor.

Ramsay MacDonald D. G. Logan Laborite Scotland Liverpool Tay Pay” O'Connor

Wheat Quality Is High in Canada Crop Report

The milling and baking quality of Canada's new wheat crop is exceptionally high, equal or better than prior tests by the Dominion Grain Research Laboratory. Samples examined under F J Birchard show similar weight per bushel to last year, strong flour yield, higher protein content, and excellent baking quality with higher flour absorption and leaf volume.

Winnipeg Man Canada Dominion ‘Grain Research Laboratory F. J. Birchard

British Films Rise Prompt U S Studio Branches in England

F S Rogell Canadian rep for British International pictures says British films grow stronger. He notes Hollywood is alarmed as England hosts new U S studios. Toronto report highlights cross Atlantic film expansion.

Toronto Ont England United States F. S. Rogell British International Pictures Hollywood

Proportional Vote Opposed in Manitoba Legislature Change

Conservative leader Col. F. G. Taylor denounces Major plan for proportional representation in Manitoba. He says the party supports a seat reduction from 55 to 35 but opposes extending proportional representation to rural areas, with four single member constituencies exempt.

Winnipeg Man W. J. Major Manitoba Conservative Party F. G. Taylor Col. Taylor Hs Party Mr. Major

Gandhi appeals to Labour in London for Indian independence

Mahatma Gandhi addressed Labour members of the House of Commons in private session in London. He urged full independence for India, saying no compromise would be accepted, and answered questions from Labour MPs after the appeal.

London Eng Mahatma Gandhi Labour Party India Labour House of Commons Great Britain

Convict Applies to Queen's University Arts Course

A Portsmouth penitentiary inmate becomes the first convict to apply for Queen's University arts studies. The youthful long-termer has passed Ontario exams from entrance to high school, and Queen's extra-mural head will send university work to him in prison.

Kingston, Ont Queen’s University Portsmouth Ontario Queen's

Empress of Britain Sets Fast Atlantic Run Record

The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain docked at Quebec on August 31 and completed the Atlantic crossing in four days nine hours and twenty three minutes. The voyage marks the fastest time for this waterway with nearly 1,000 passengers and 21 automobiles aboard.

Quebec Que

Government to cut fire breaks create 14000 days work

Provincial Government will clear fire breaks and patrol lanes in six forest areas creating about 14 000 man days of work. Ottawa has approved the scheme as part of relief measures for the province.

Victoria B.C Ottawa

Measures Outlined for Relief Work Across Canada

Ottawa reports through Hon. D. Robertson details on unemployment and relief efforts by the federal, provincial, and municipal governments. Projects include urban park work in Alberta, highway and municipal undertakings, and farm relief directed by Agriculture Minister Robert Weir, with optimism for improved railway earnings as crop movement shifts later.

Ottawa Ont Canada D. Robertson Prairie Provinces Robert Weir Saskatchewan Alberta Jasper Banff Manitoba British Columbia Ontario

Radio expert Col Steel joins National Research Council

Radio Development Ottawa announces Lieut.-Col. W. A. Steel M C will join the National Research Council staff starting October 1 to head the council’s radio research programme. Steel has a distinguished military and radio career representing Canada at international conferences and accompanied Premier Bennett to the last Imperial Conference.

Ottawa

Plans For Five Cent Do minion Wheat Bonus In Alberta

Alberta officials near completion of paying the five cent Dominion Government bonus on wheat. Office supplies and equipment for distributing the bonus have been received at the Alberta wheat pool head office and will be sent to pool elevator agents immediately.

Calgary Alberta Alberta Wheat Pool

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