Canada faces inquiries and policy shifts in 1946
Capital dispatches report cabinet cautions as inquiry into the Gouzenko spy ring continues. Premier Mackenzie King urges protecting liberty while two Supreme Court figures lead an investigation as Alaska Highway plans, wage trends, and postwar policy shape Ottawa debates.
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Canada
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Royal Commission
Igor Gouzenko
Emassy
Secret Service
Ussr
Broadcast Proposals for Parliament Addresses in Ottawa
In Ottawa critics suggest broadcasting some addresses given in Parliament as a sound public proposition during this session. The idea mirrors prior calls for open access to parliamentary discourse and reflects ongoing debates about transparency in government communications.
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Ottawa
Local notes on residents and moves in Brandon region
Mr and Mrs Bob Whyte spent a few days in Brandon. Dot Melnnes secured a position in the Russell telephone office. Mr and Mrs W Lloyd returned home after wintering in Detroit. Geoff Flatt returned home after wintering in Higbush Grandview. Mr and Mrs R Patterson went to Wawanesa to take over a farm. G Haas Sr visited Mrs G Busch. J Langford visiting in Winnipeg.
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Bob Whyte
Brandon
Dot Melnnes
Russell
W. Lloyd
Detroit
Geoff. Flatt
Higbush
Grandview
R. Patterson
Wawanesa
G Haas Sr
G. Busch
J. Langford
Win
Aipes
Local Social Notes From Endcliffe Area
Mrs Willard Setter spent last weekend with her parents. Miss Enid Peddie returned from Winnipeg last week. Mrs W H Pagan spent a few days in Winnipeg. Mrs John Moore is a patient at Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs R Kennal was a patient last week and retired home on Saturday. Her condition has improved somewhat.
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Willard Setter
Enid Peddie
Winnipeg
W. H. Pagan
John Moore
Sacred Heart Hospital
R. Kennal
Harrowby News Roundup Reunions and Local Updates
Oliver Blane returns from Winnipeg for medical care while Mrs. D Davies remains in St Boniface hospital awaiting recovery. Cars grow in popularity with another added. Ben Gladson discharged and welcomed back. Robi Chandler returns for spring work and leads his crew. Trapping remains active as winter recedes and Maggie Blane recovers in Russell. Geo Greensides regains his cheerful health.
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Oliver Blane
Winnipeg
D. Davies
St. Boniface Hospital
Harrowby
Cam
Ron Collins
Wm. Williams
Neepawa
Ben Gladson
Ben
Abs. Geo. Self
A. Olson
Robi. Chandler
M. Blane
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Maggie
Geo. Greensides
Local Auction Notices Spread Across Towns
Bert Rabb’s sale of farm equipment and furniture to be held miles north of Russell on Tuesday April 9. Geo. Gibbons’ farm sale near Angusville on Friday April 12. Mrs. Muriel McLean’s household furniture sale in Russell on April 13. Karl Menzie’s sale on April 15 at the old Clarence Honey Place. Mrs. A Waddell’s Russell household effects sale on April 16. Sam Wowk’s farm machinery sale near Angusville on April 17. John Anglet’s livestock, machinery and household sale at Shellmouth on April 20. Community auction at Angusville on April 24.
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Bert Rabb
Russell
Ripley & Son
Geo. Gibbons
Angusville
Bob Page
Muriel McLean
Shipley & Son
Karl Menzie
Clarence Honey Place
Staples & Braendle
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Douglas Abbott
United States Army
Canadian Congress of Labor Unions
Philias Cote
Matane
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Paris
France
Vincent Massey
United Kingdom
Royal Bank of Canada
THE
Russell Branch
EE Thompson
Shellmouth
Endcliffe
Fouillard
St. Lazare Exchange
Burns & CO. Limited
Feed Divisio
L. Leifer Westwood
Coker
Ore
National
Nitoba
Pete Se
Bart
Saskatchewan
Elo Field Crop Commussioner
Regina
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