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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
6
Line Elevators Farm Service asserts agricultural chemicals will grow in importance for Western crop production. Future advances include better fertilizers fungicides insecticides growth control agents fumigants and weed killers improving farming efficiency and market position. It aims to inform farmers grain buyers and others about new developments in this field.
A 1947 commentary urges coordinated action by government industry and finance to curb inflation and boost production. It highlights the Marshall Plan aiding wartorn nations, calls for prudent lending and fair pricing, and stresses exports Europe recovery and higher labor-management cooperation. It notes Canada’s role in trade missions, the Toronto International Trade Fair, and warns against socialist overreach and Communist influence.
Six years ago in January 1942 the Canadian Army Overseas focused on Sussex England. They held roughly 60 miles of coast from east of Hastings to the Hampshire border including Newhaven and Brighton, facing the threat of seaborne and airborne raids. They watched the Channel hoping the enemy would come to them, not knowing how long they would wait.
The article argues labour must recognize the profit incentive as essential for progress under free enterprise. Profits fund updated equipment, new firms, and jobs, while taxes and consumer share are highlighted. It links education to national growth, urging public knowledge, mutual responsibility, and skilled management to sustain Canada’s economic standing.
The Bank of Toronto announces changes in leadership. F. H. Marsh becomes Chairman of the Board, J. L. Carson is appointed President, B. S. Vanstone becomes Vice-President, and L. G. Gillett is named General Manager.
B S Vanstone reports the Ninety second annual statement with profits of 2,211,827 after pension contributions. Net income to shareholders 1,187,762. Dividends 720,000. Total assets 393 million, deposits over 337 million, 200 branches, 2,076 staff including 931 women.
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