Ottawa Editorial Roundup on Unemployment and Law
Dear Mr. Editor recounts Parliamentary debate on unemployment relief bills, expenditures, and emergency powers from 1931 to 1932, noting figures for public works, loans to provinces, and looming private sector pressures. Also covers Judge Stubbs inquiry, deportation cases, radio censorship, penitentiary riots, and shipping legislation developments.
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U.C.P
Haif
Whch
New York
Relef
Ford
Stubbs
Opawa
Kennedy
Winnipeg
Peter Verey
Doukobor
Halifax
Veregin
Justice Mellish
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Jnmates McIesh
Shell River council meets in Roblin minutes noted
The Roblin village council met Tuesday in the village hall with Reeve Rogers presiding and councillors Arnott Nowasad and Diamond present. The meeting opened with routine approvals and discussion of ongoing municipal matters as recorded in the minutes.
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Owasaa
Crake—Novasdid
E. Anne John
Clarke
Wim Hayes
Clarke Arnott
Wlliam Payne
Diamond
Diamond — Nowasad
Col. Damond— Arnott
F. Barnosky
Western Man
T. Cheavins
J Beck
Roblin Trading Co
S. Shroeder
P. Nastor
W. Nowasad
Roblin Red Cross
B. Traut
J. Grundy
M Clarke
C. Nash
A Armisted
Shell River
Roblin
Reeve Rogers
Coune Vors Arnott
Clarke, Nowasad
Diamond—Arndt
Min
Togo News Highlights From Winnipeg Visit And Local Arts
Mr S A Tripp is in Winnipeg on business while Mrs Jas Topham visits town hosted by Mrs George Craig. A 500 dance occurs Monday in Davis Hall under W A auspices. Roblin district moves back of Dufford Sneddon family. A three act Comedy Blundering Billy staged in Davis Hall Friday with large attendance, produced by Ladies Aid, followed by lunch and dance. cast included Mrs Blewett Irene Craig M Peterson H Vi Brown J W Eddy R D Rutledge D Mitchell and Dale Hson.
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Ladies Aid
Mrs. Blewett
Irene Craig
M. Peterson
H. Vi. Brown
J. W. Eddy
R. d. Rutledge
D. Mitchell
Dale “Hson
Easter Services At Roblin Churches
Roblin churches announce Easter services with special music and multiple services. Anglican church holds events Thursday evening 7 15, Good Friday 11, Easter Day 11 and 7 pm. Free Methodist Church hosts Sunday morning service with plans to assist the aged. Roblin United Church observes Good Friday 11 am and Easter-related music. broad cordial invitation extended to all.
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Roblin United Church
The Low Mood Plant Movement Emerges In School
A quirky local item describes a "low mood plant" growing in Grade X at a local school. Miss Herkes, guided by a Nova Scotia home, claims the plant is popular with shut ins and notes the coral plant uses coal, ammonia, salt, blue ink, and water in a glass bowl. The mechanism behind the crystal growth is unclear, though condensation or capillary action is suspected.
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Herkes
Nova Scotia
Canada
A GOOD GARDEN For Every Family in Our Community Year
Community garden guidance urges families to begin at home plan a good garden and preserve produce. It highlights neighbors experienced gardeners and those needing seed assistance with a successful Manitoba homemaker example storing canned goods and homegrown vegetables last year.
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Manitoba
Local and General Legion Luons Day July 1st
The Women’s Institute sponsor a Drama Festival hoping for strong attendance. The W J regular meeting will be held in the church basement on April 20. Grandmother’s Day prompts a special program. Hockey returns with Russell beating Rob 5 3 after regulation, Russell scoring in overtime. Young Peoples Society meets Thursday at 86cock in United Church basement with a book review a poem and a song to be evaluated.
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W. J
Young Peoples Society
Omen
United Church
Manitoba Legislature Debates Bills and Prorations
The report covers legislative discussions on Easter thankoffering, repeal of the wolf bounty act, Winnipeg street railway issues, grasshopper plague plans, and budget tweaks. Ministers announce cuts to the Game Commission and fish hatchery savings, with debates extending late into the night and directors seeking federal initiative on interest rates.
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Winnipeg
H. D. B. Ketchen
Committee of the Whole
Public Utilities Board
House of Plans For
Game Commission
Canada
Debate over private bill to amend Libel Act in legislature
In Monday sittings a hot debate arose over a private bill to amend the Libel Act. The issue centered on recent libel actions against a scandal-mongering journal sold in Canada. The disagreement among members reflected sharp legal points and partisan tensions.
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Canada
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Togo News
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Parliament Building
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D. G. McKenzie
Minister of Agriculture Immigration
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