In Tour and Out Mrs Rothwell Hospitalized in Winnipeg
In Tour and Out items Mrs G E Rothwell is a patient in Winnipeg General hospital. J Havlick returned from Brandon after a series of chiropractic treatments. Edythe Mitchell Winnipeg spent the weekend with her mother Mrs J E Mitchell. Mr and Mrs J T Bowman returned from Winnipeg where they had been holidaying for a month and a half. Mrs J W Hanlon returned from a two week holiday in Winnipeg accompanied by her daughter Mrs S Johnstone and her little son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.E. Rothwell
Winnipeg General Hospital
Edythe Mitchell
Winnipeg
J. E Mitchell
J. T. Bowman
J. W. Hanlon
S Johnstone
Musical Evening at United Church Delights Local Audience
A senior recital sponsored by Alex M Whyte in the United Church annex Tuesday evening featured Roberta Ford Louise Neufeld Mrs D A Stewart William Radcliffe Dor McKinnon and A M Whyte with Ada Wareham delivering a Chopin life paper. The musicians accompanying included Mrs D Davies Mrs Bert Ford and Mrs Harry Wareham. J A McKenzie presided noting Rivers early musical efforts and the premier of Manitoba’s Hon R P Roblin. The event was well received and organizers plan similar musicales in the future.
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Alex. M. Whyte
Bill
United Church
J.A McKenzie
Roberta Ford
Louise Neufeld
D. A. Stewart
William Radcliffe
Dor McKinnon
A. M. Whyte
D Davies
Bert Ford
Harry Wareham
Chopin
Ada Wareham
New Wheat Strain Apex Sask and Cat Variety Fortune
The National Research Council and the Dominion Department of Agriculture announced development of Apex Sask wheat and Fortune cats, created by Dr. J B Harrington and colleagues at the University of Saskatchewan. The two varieties were unveiled at a plant research meeting.
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Winnipeg
Apex Sask
Fortune
National Research Council
Dominion Department of Agriculture
J. B. Harrington
University of Saskatchewan
Birthday Notices List Spans March Dates
The notice lists individuals tied to upcoming birthdays with dates in March. Names include Mrs Mo Warehan Miss Audrey MM Berkey Mrs James Haslik Bernard Goekoop Miss L Warren England Mrs Walter Wareham Thor Wilkes Mrs Bo Hopewell LeGoff Alta with specified days ranging March 3 to March 11.
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Audrey MM, Berkey
James Haslik
Bernard Goekoop
L. Warren
England
Walter Wareham
Thor Wilkes
Bo Hopewell
LeGoff
Alta
Ambulance Promotion In Fort William Ontario
W A Thomas of Fort William Ontario has been named St John Ambulance officer in the city division. The promotion stems from expansion of the Nakehead sub district. He is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs W G Thomas of Rivers.
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W. A. Thomas
Fort William, Ont
St. John Ambulance
Fort William
Times Journal
Nakehead
Mr. Thomas
W. G. Thomas
Rivers
Higher Farm Incomes Reflected in Mortgage Payments
Manitoba Farm Loans association reported 936,724 in outstanding mortgages paid and timely settlements during the term ending March 31, 1947. Minister William Morten tabled the annual farm loan report in the legislature, noting total collections since inception and ongoing agreements for rementh period.
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Winiiper
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
William Morten
Insanicipal Affairs
Gil
Palestine outside interference delays British solution
Lt Gen Sir Allan Cunningham said outside interference prevented a happy outcome to the Palestine problem. Bevin warned of possible protests to Soviet authorities over offensive actions by a Soviet commander in Austria. Welfare minister Valleau said no further charges will be laid against the boy linked to the Regina industrial school fire. BC miners’ strike on Vancouver Island prompted a call for a conciliation board from Dunsmuir Ltd. and a labour minister. Northern Manitoba forest loss in 1947 reached 67,195 acres with 90 percent burned.
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Sir Allan Cunningham
Palestine
Britain
British Columbia
Gordon S. Wismer
Cac Iin, Colleries (Dunsmuir) Ltd
Vancouver Island
Stegina Industrial School
O. W. Valleau
Bevin
House of Commons
United States
Austria
Manitoba
Communist fears and grain waste figure spark Cold War debate
The piece notes unrest with a Czech crisis seen as a European communist rise, mentions 1.64 million tons of Alberta waste grain straw for industrial use, and reports Scandinavian and Nordic communists discussed in London amid war concerns. It cites Norwegian party secretary Reald Hilversen confirming cross-faction talks.
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Alberta
Commeunis
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Reald Hilversen
Cianitiek Wert
Gsla
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