Post-Session Reflections on Redistribution Debate
The legislature rejected a proposal by Lloyd Stinson of the CCF for an independent committee to redraw electoral boundaries based on the last census. The vote highlighted urban rural tensions, with opposition from cabinet ministers and limited debate, while urging renewed consideration for fair representation in Manitoba.
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Lloyd Stinson
CCF
Stinson
Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Brandon
Portage
Manitoba
Willis
Renouf
Harrison
McGirr
Morrison
Seens
Shewman
Canadians Face Economic Outlook and Rail Plans
W A Mather of Canadian Pacific said railway mileage is not in excess and traffic will rise. He outlined future needs including terminal reconstruction, track upgrades, stronger embankments, automatic signals, diesel locomotives, and better communications to speed trains. He warned that reduced work hours without production gains could hurt prosperity while pledging CPs continued nation‑focused role.
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W. A. Mather
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canada
Mr. Mather
Mather
Canadian Pacific
Antigravity Rotor Ride Heads to American Midways
American amusements set to host British built rotor machines this summer in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago. The device uses a hydraulically driven floor and spinning walls at 28 revolutions per minute, creating centrifugal force that pins riders to the wall before lowering them to exit. The festival of Britain popular rotor drew 1.5 million visitors who paid 300000 dollars in admission. A large American traveling midway has ordered a rotor for fairs nationwide.
Queen to Remain Colonel in Chief of Canadian Regiments
Queen Elizabeth II will continue as colonel in chief of three Canadian reserve force infantry units. She remains colonel in chief of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders based in Hamilton, Le Regiment de la Chaudiere at Ste Marie de Beauce Quebec, and the 48th Highlanders of Toronto. Previously as Princess Elizabeth she held the title.
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Queen Elizabeth II
Canadian Reserve Force
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Princess Louise's
Hamilton
le Regiment de la Chaudiere
Ste. Marie de Beauce
Que
48Th Highlanders
Toronto
Princess Elizabeth
Ducks Nesting in Reston Area Boost Fall Hunting Outlook
Western Canada reports almost every duck variety nesting in the Reston district led by mallards. If water conditions stay favorable, fall hunting prospects look bright. The rest of the text notes Winnipeg area taxes, debentures, and local notices including oil spraying in Killarney and a list of names for Folson, Drumheller, and Drumheller events.
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Reston
Canada
The
Recorder
Happy Binkday Events and Names Listed
A fragmented listing titled Happy Binkday outlines a sequence of names and days including Miss E Pringle Friday and Will ard McDonald with Mrs M Kendall on Friday, Saturday entries for Mrs G Goring Alexander and Mrs C Airey, Sunday entries for W Cecil White and Mrs James Frame, and Monday entries for Stuart McFarlane Jo Ann Taylor Mrs C W Sargent Earle Dyer with Agassiz BC and Henry noted.
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E. Pringle
Willard McDonald
M. Kendall
G. Goring
Alexander
C. Airey
W. Cecil White
James Frame
Stuart McFarlane
Jo Ann Taylor
C. W. Sargent
Earle Dyer
Agassiz
B C
Henry
Dear Editor Readers Praise The Monitor Introductory Offer
Readers of the Christian Science Monitor laud the paper as carefully edited and essential for complete world news. The flyer invites a special introductory subscription of 24 issues for $1 and provides mailing details for Boston based subscriptions.
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Christan Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Monitor
Norway
St. Boston
Mass
U.S.A
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