Bowman’s Ottawa Budget Letter on Pensions and Monetary Policy
James L Bowman reviews the budget debate from Ottawa on April 20 1932. He discusses Opposition amendments taxing high incomes nationalizing the financial system and circulating bank savings while noting delays in pensions postwar administration and proposed tribunal reforms. He highlights mounting pension cases and the government’s aim to expedite hearings as 14 years after the war the issue remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Gardiner
Alberta Farm Group
Canada
Labor Party
Great Britai
Ramsay MacDonald
Myaan Whatithey
Department of Pensions and National Health
King
Pensions Board
Pensions Tribunal
Appeal Board
Court of Appeal
Pension Tribunal
Commission
J. L. Bowman
Local church service and social notes headline
Local and General Service in the United Church will be at 7 30 next Sunday evening. Mr R Cross returned home from Winnipeg Tuesday after delivering a new Sports Model Chevrolet to W L Leppert. Constable M C Waters and Miss T E Dawes of Winnipeg are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Waters. Mrs Foster will be in Novasad store Saturday afternoon and evening May 30th with a large showing of exclusive spring millinery. Lovely models in the new cellophane and lacquered Monte lupo and backus straw in Florentine beret and Sailor shapes. Weather talk and Babson forecast appear in lighter opinion pieces.
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United Church
Mr. R. Cross
Winnipeg
Chevrolet
W. L. Leppert
M.C. Waters
T. E. Dawes
Airs
H. B. Watera
Foster
Novasads
Neighboring Towns Local Visitors Reported
Mr W J Sweet was at Kamsack on business Monday last Dr J I Wallace of Kamsack visited in Togo on Friday last Mr Jay Watson of Brandon visited in this district for several days this week Reeve Parker and Councillor Sam Hern were at Kamsack on Monday last attending a Council meeting there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J.sweet
Kamsack
J. I. Wallace
Togo
Jay Watson
Brandon
Reeve Parker
Sam Hern
Deepdale News Stork Delivers A Baby Girl In Town
Early Wednesday the 20th, at the Lind residence, a baby girl arrives. May 4 to August 3, stores in Togo close at noon daily. Edward Stewart and family move to Tonkin Sask. Sharp at Davis Hall honors for the Stewarts. Mrs Wayne visits Rolla. Bull-proof fence now borders town from south. Geo Gardner recovering after illness. Geo Laird Jr. returns from Milwaukee. Fred Ward welcomes home from the Coast. W Luchuk loses thumb untying a colt. Sidney Argent improves and may return from Deer Lodge Hospital. Harry Ward illness persists. daughter Aimee and brother Joe visit from Winnipeg and Wadena.
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Edward Stewart
Tonkin Sask
Local Notes From Grand Narrows and District
GRAND NARROWS A D McKNIGHT traveled to Kamsack on Monday. Ada and Lavere Lester visited their sister Mrs R Hebert at 7 Happy Lake on Tuesday. Mr Monkman’s health remains poorer than expected. Albert Barren of Mafeking, formerly in the district, is renewing acquaintances here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opta Ada
Lavere Lester
R. Hebert
Happy Lake
Albert Barren
Mafeking
Local Notes From Grainfields And Bield
Mr W Bauer of Grainfields visited Bield Tuesday. Mr H Hrynchuk of Winnipeg visits his brother Pete. C McDowell moved to town from the farm and is settled in a new home. Weekend rain and Monday frost halted seeding for a few days. A Stokke resumes blacksmith work. Miss G Bunes taken to Dauphin Hospital for ear nose and throat operation and is recovering at home.
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Mr. W. Bauer
Grainfields
Bield
Mr. H. Hrynchuk
Winnipeg
Brother
Pete
Mr. C. McDowell
Burrell Radford Wedding At U K M Hall
The union of the couple Burrell Radford and Jack Martin-Saidford took place at U K M hall on Wednesday. The bride entered with her father, attended by two sisters as bridesmaids, while Arthur Wanewins G tester and the groom stood with his brother. Reverend H. McConnell conducted the ceremony. The bride wore white satin with roses and a veil, bridesmaids in maize rayon. Neighbors gave many gifts and good wishes as a buffet and dance followed the reception hosted by the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.K.M. Hall
Thel Bhleause Doureli
Jack Maruin Siadford
Alu
Athur Wanewins
H. McConnell
Shortdale Market Day and community notes
Shortdale Market Day set for Saturday April 30 announced by Sem Midwidh and wife. Inspector Albright visited Stortdaly and Winona schools. Herman named CNC foreman arrived with vanity. Mr Join Yakamishin departed for The Pas, family settled in Gilbert district. Arner Day on May 9. Community plans emphasize real jobs in district including village and farm homes.
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Mr Join Yakamishin
Pas
Gilbert District
Merridale Sawmill News and Local Events
Merridale reports completion of another winter run at Cockerill's sawmill. Ed Saunders of Silverwood visited Merridale. A son, Ralph William, born to Mr and Mrs Walter Cockerill in Merridale. Seeding is general and wheat sowing will finish in a week. A play A Poor Married Man and a dance will be held at Merridale School on Friday May 6 with admission 25 cents and ladies with baskets free. Community Club promotes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Merridale
Walter Cockerill
Ralph William
Merridale School
Merridale
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
James L. Bowman, KO
Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Deepdale
Stork
Leigh Lindsay
Wayne
Rolla, N.D
Harry Ward
C.nr
Geo. Gardner
Geo. Laird Jr
Milwaukie
Wis
Fred Ward
W. Luchuk
Sidney Argent
Deer Lodge Hospital
Aimee
Joe
Wadena
Grand Narrows
A. d. McKnight
Mr Monkman
A. Stokke
Mr. Stokke
Burrell—Radford
O. McGuire
Roblin
Mitchell’s
D. W. Bell
Brown Bros. Bakery
ST. Regis Hotel
CREA
Kyanite
The
Roblin Hardware Co
Shortdale
Sem Midwidh
Albright
Stortdaly
Winona
Herman
Cnc
Cockerill
Ed. Saunders
Silverwood
Irwin L. Mitchell, Roblin
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