Confusion Over Wheat Supplies In Canada Figures
The Winnipeg Tribune reports that Canadian Agriculture Minister Gardner said Canada would have about 224 million bushels of wheat left for world sale after satisfying Britain under the Wheat Agreement, with little room for another market. The Winnipeg Free Press cites Ottawa economist Bloom estimating only 50 million bushels may be available for distribution abroad, highlighting a sharp discrepancy between official and expert figures.
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Canadian Club
Winnipeg Tribune
Britain
Canada
Gardiner
Wheat Board
Bloom
September Meeting of Shell River Council at Roblin
Minutes of the October 2, 1946 council meeting chaired by Reeve Clarke outline approvals for old age pension applications for Alfred E. Collis and Wm Edwards, tax relief measures, land sales to Mike Prokowich and Mrs Dzikowsky, a tax sale bylaw, road budget overspend allowances, and listed accounts for hospitals, services, and suppliers.
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Roblin
Reeve Clarke
Boyce-McCrea
O ‘ Boyce-Kopetz
Alfred E. Collis
Whyte-McCrea
Wm. Edwards
Kopetz-Boyce
Boyce-Whyte
A. M. Rogers
Boyce-Kopetz
Mike Prokowich
Whyte-Kopetz
D. Dzikowski
Boyce - McCrea
St. Boniface Home
Bowes
Boyce
St. Boniface Hospital
Annie Glutyk
Dauphin Hospital
Winnipeg, Gen
Mike Huska
General Willson Stationery
J. Haines O
W. Shustoo
T. H. Taylor
Lesack & Co
S. Wizniak
Cceer
Piggott Truck Co
J. P. Nelson Co
Beaver Lumber Co
Manitoba Telephone
Imperial Oil Co
J. Borowski
Campbell Rogers wedding at United Church Mafe king
Gwendolyn May Rogers and Harry Parker Campbell were married at the United Church in Mafe king on Saturday September 14. Rev W G Qwicker officiated as the bride wore Hero blue with blue floral crown and veil. Attendants were Edne Rogers and Robert Wyatt. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple departed by motor for Swan River for the weekend.
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Mafeking
Gwendolyn May
Cecil Rogers
Harry Parker Campbell
Jack Campbell
Dawson Bay
W. G. Qwicker
Swan River
Marion Hood
Edne Rogers
Robert Wyatt
Henry Clarkson
Wekend
Shortening Shortage to Ease as Oils Arrive for Canada
Wartime Prices and Trade Board reports substantial shipments of edible vegetable oils from Argentina to Canada. Officials say additional shortening derived from these oils will reach stores by November to alleviate the shortage for bakers and homemakers. Canada had relied on imports for about 55 percent of its vegetable oil needs despite some domestic production.
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Argentina
Prices and Trade Board
Prices Board
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