Meat Dealers Oppose Dressd Meat Ceilings Here
Dressed meat prices remain high as meat dealers urge government to set ceilings on livestock prices rather than dressed meat. chairman D. Cor nett of the meat dealers division said present beef prices are as high as the public can afford, with Ontario leading in price adjustments and Alberta British Columbia following.
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Vandyter
D. Cornett
An Sossalion
Wat Cattioemen
Allerta
Manitoba
British Columbia
Ontario
Moral And Spiritual Lessons Essential In Education
Dr J B Bonnell, pastor of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian in New York, told a Winnipeg public meeting that education must include moral and spiritual values. He argued secular schooling fails to meet democracy’s needs and that the League of Nations fell not for its machinery but for lacking spirit and brotherhood.
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Winnipeg
J. 8
Bonnell
Fifth Avenue Presbyterial Church
New York City
League of Nations
Manitoba teachers warn permit staff starves education
Miss Mary Hamilton of Dauphin voiced concern at the Manitoba Teachers Society convention that about 8009 children are being starved educationally, as rural classrooms rely on permit teachers often only with conditional grade 11 standing. Milas Hamilton, the president, said rural teachers earn less than youths entering work. Permit teachers lack regular professional training.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Mary Hamilton
Dauphin
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Milas Hamilton
Selkirk Becomes Center of Dispute
Winnipeg report on a long running land dispute near Selkirk Manitoba. Peguis band members, about 30, entered marshes after being refused trapping licences, citing a promise by the Crown. The dispute traces to a 1906 surrender and 1916 confirmation, with Indians challenging the surrender as illegal.
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Winnipeg
Selkirk
Man
Here
House of Commons
Pegals Reserve
Manitoba Faces Record Sugar Beet Crop For 1946
Manitoba expects a record beet sugar crop with favorable weather for stowing and harvesting. A provincial agriculture report states up to 30 million pounds of sugar may be manufactured. Planting contracts cover 17 500 acres, the highest since 1940 when the Manitoba Sugar Co started. Estimated 1945 crop value was 697 000 dollars. First plantings began about one week ago near Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Sugar Co
Edmonton to Get Five Million Dollar Hotel
Edmonton will gain a new hotel of 450 to 500 rooms and ten storeys, costing between four and five million dollars. C. E. Pickering of Ottawa, director of a hotel holding company, stated construction will take eight to ten months. The company already operates hotels in Toronto Montreal and Ottawa and has another under construction in Montreal. A separate item notes a downtown four storey brick building fire damaging R. E. Stewart's new stationery store scheduled to open today. A Seattle transit bus theft ended with the bus found abandoned after a 28 mile drive, with the thief having taken four bus tokens and two dimes.
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Edmonton
C. E. Pickering
Ottawa
Ford
Pickering
Toronto
Montreal
Brockville, Ont
R. E. Stewart
Seattle
Former Rivers Doctor Heads Portage Home and School Assn
Dr. C. Thomas formerly of Rivers is now practising at Portage la Prairie after serving in the Canadian Active Army. He was unanimously chosen to lead the Portage Home and School Association at its recent organization. The group, backed by the city school board and teachers’ association, aims to strengthen ties between school and home.
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Redverse
F. Pratt
National Clothing Collection For
Overseas Relief
Canadian Allied Relief
Pratt
Dominion Department of Labor
Canada
Europe
Rivers
Portage
Assn
Dr. C. Thomas
Portage la Prairie
Portage Home and School Association
Dr. Thomas
City School Board
Teachers’ Association
The
Home and School Association
Plenty of nylons in Latin countries inflation report
Walter Coogan, director of Sylvania Electric’s International division, said on return from Cuba and Mexico that Americans can buy nylons and white shirts there. He noted no shortage of refrigerators or appliances, and cited inflation raising a one-ounce Scotch to $1 and dinners to $3 to $5 in Mexico City.
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New York
Cuba
Mexico
Walter Coogan
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Oogan
Mexico City
You can’t change the world’s moral climate by waiting
A concise statement urges active moral action rather than passive observation. It underscores responsibility to shape ethics through decisive choices rather than awaiting favorable trends or windward shifts.
Tax co operatives and save yourselves $50 says I T P A
The ITPA claims co operatives should be taxed like other businesses, but experts and editors dispute the figures. Professor McDougall told a Senate committee that exemptions for large bodies like crown corporations and hydro systems are vast, with estimates ranging from 100 to 125 million dollars, a claim the text deems weak and misleading. The piece argues the ITPA aims to protect business interests, not taxpayer equity, and would harm cooperatives and public utilities through proposed taxation shifts, warning readers of its underlying motives.
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P. T. Barnum
Income Tax Payers Association
J. L. McDougall
Queen’s University
Lt.p.a
Senate
McDougall
I.T.P.A
Canada
Provincial Liquor Control Boards
Canadian National Railways
Toronto Transportation Comm
Ontario Hydro Electric System
Quebec Hydro Electric System
Ontario
Hydro Commission
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dominion
S.T.P.A
St.p.a
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