Budget debate nears end with CCF amendment vote
Parliament Hill reports the Budget debate close after a 129 to 37 vote on the CCF amendment. Bracken attacked government expenditures and low income tax exemptions while the Finance Minister defended co operative taxation and promised a patronage dividend announcement. Labor and farmer groups show rare common ground on taxing co operatives amid steel strikes and rising living costs.
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C.C.F
Bracken
Royal Commission
Labor
Trades and Labor Council of Winnipeg
Manitoba Liberal
Manitoba
Jilly
Canada
Smith
Calgary West Progressive Conservative
House of Commons
Charles Millard
Steel Workers Union
Robineth
Birthday salute to Tom Kelly on eighty ninth year
The article congratulates Tom Kelly on his 89th birthday celebrated Monday. He recently traveled to Ontario renewing old school chums, attended the Pritchard obertson family picnic where he won oldest attendee and longest distance prizes, and notes the picnic grows each year. He also took a bus trip to Russell on Friday.
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Tom Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Ontario
Pritchard Obertson
Farm Night At Roblin Promoted By Local Imperial Agent
Bill Ford presents Imperial Oil Farm Night at Roblin Auditorium on July 22. Harold Adams chairs as directors and staff discuss farm safety, tractor care, and efficient use of farm machinery. The evening features New Lands travelogue, the Soi l For Tomorrow film, door prizes, and thanks to local organizers and speakers.
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Bill Ford
Imperial
Roblin
Imperial Oil Co
Loca Imperial
Imperial Oil
Harold Adams
Dauphin
Ford
Farm Service Department
G. L. Ivenson
Adams
Mr. Markosky Jr
Mervin Yakimishyn
John Lamb
J. Thom
W. Markosky
P Hanson
L. Andrews
Cheezer
Mr. Fenny
Imperial Oil Farm Service Department
Mr. Ford
P. H. McNeeley
H. Adams
G. L. Svenson
D. M. Fenny
Company
Canada – pride in public sector and economy facts
Canadians are urged to view their country with pride citing Civil Service size at 1.24 per thousand, 629000 more employed since 1939, peak production and national income for peacetime, tripled savings since 1989, debt reductions, faster tax cuts than peers, higher exemptions, and strong price controls.
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Canada
Great Britain
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Vacation Schools Planned for Roblin and Bield Children
The United Churches plan two vacation schools for Roblin and Bield in August. Ages 3 to 14 may attend. Roblin starts August 5 at 9 30 a m, field school August 6, 9 30 to noon. Roblin runs six days, field three. A final picnic and work display close the programs.
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United Churches
Roblin and
Bield
Roblin
Manitoba Power Commission reports June electric growth and activity
The Manitoba Power Commission notes June kilowatt hours totaled 6,608,276 up 7.11 percent from last year despite 500,000 fewer hours used by military establishments. A record month for farm electrification construction saw 2,300 poles set and 102 miles of line strung. Several towns energized and 29,253 jackpine poles received for treatment at Transcona. Crossarms shortage prompts use of Manitoba jackpine, milled by Loewen & Son, to boost local lumber use.
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Plumgs
Transcona
Dominion Tar and Chemical Co
Commission
Manitoba
Loewen & Son
Steinbach
British Columbia
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Fred S. Zaplitny, M.P
Grandview Sports
the Oddfellow’s Lodge
Facts About
Manitoba Power Commission
Legion Sports
E.J. Casey
Harold’s
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