Canada Faces New World Trade Tangles in 1946
Ottawa reports intense postwar economic planning with Canada shaping price ceilings and trade talks with Britain and the United States. An interdepartmental committee reviews tariffs as Ottawa moves toward Bretton Woods aligned policies and loans. Army and provincial finance reforms loom as peacetime restructuring unfolds amid provincial prosperity and looming budget challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Parliament Hill
Bretton Woods
Canada
Ottawa
United Kingdom
United States
Local social notes from weekend visits and travel
Miss Dot MeIhais spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs R Robb. Miss Barbara Bradley-Hunt of Rapid City visited her parents Mr and Mrs B Bradley-Hunt. Howard Comfort recently returned from overseas. Mrs A Turta came home from Saskatoon on Monday with her grandchildren Judy and Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot MeIhais
R. Robb
Barbara Bradley-Hunt
Rapid City
B. Bradley-Hunt
Howard Comfort
A. Turta
Saskatoon
Judy
Parry
Local Harrowby Note Updates Appendicix Crew Health and Moves
The Harrowby community reports on multiple CPR workers including Mrs Chas Dilts and Cam Collins recovering after operations. Danny Davies stays with Mr and Mrs RH Self in Millwood during convalescence while Dave Scobie and M A Grist visit. Alex Bennett and K Chandler remain ill. Archie Christian joins as first man on the section. Maggie Blane remains sick. ES Dilts near moving to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Walker
Archie Christianson
Elva
Man
Archie
CPR
Maggie Blane
ES. Dilts
Ruthenia Silver Beach and Mrs Strzelecki Attend Farewell
Mr. Bert Dufrat traveled to Winnipeg for an appendicitis operation. Mrs Annie Strzelecki of Vancouver BC visited for the funeral of their mother with Julia Hyra. Allan Oplata and others from Ethelbert and Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dufrat
Winnipeg
Annie Strzelecki
Vancouver B.C
Julia Hyra
Toronto
Ont
Micheal Oplata
Allan
Ethelbert
Messrs
Roman
Chicago
U.S. A
Peter Nahialck
Pickle Crows Mine
Canada and allies push for farm research and veteran land grants
In Ottawa Mrs. Edgar D. Hardy criticizes women’s role, while Gen. McNaughton visits Brazil with U S and British figures. A brief to Premier King by the Agricultural Institute urges expanded government research as Canada fears loss of trained agricultural workers. The Veterans' Land Act set to place about 15,500 veterans on land, including 6,500 as full-time farmers, 3,000 on Crown lands, and 6,000 under small holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edgar D. Hardy
National Council of Women
Ottawa
McNaughton
Brazil
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
F. H. la Guardia
United States
Sir James Somerville
United Kingdom
Gen. McNaughton
F. H. LaGuardia
Canada-United States Defence Board
James Somerville
King
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Oss
Nahirniak Funeral Held at Ruthenia Cemetery
The death of Wasyl Nahirniak on January 30 1946 at 79 was marked by a funeral at Ruthenia cemetery. He came to Canada in 1900 with a family of five and settled north of Birdtail. He left a widow and nine children, including Andrew Russell Max Rutheenia Roman John Peter and others. Pallbearers included Andrew Max Roman John Gerhawk and Alec Wonttoway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathenia
Ruthenia Cemetery
Ahs
Wasyl Nahirniak
John
Wm. Hyra
Canada
Birdtail
W. Nahirniak
Andrew
Russell
Max
Rutheenia
Roman
Chicago U. S. A
John Ruthenia
Peter
Pickie Crows Mine
Ont
Alice Derkach
Wm.Michalchuk
Nick Hyra
Angusville
Alec Wensaway
Birtle
Michieal Oplata
Ethelbert
John Nahirniak
John Gerhawk
Alec Wonttoway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
Post Office Department
Qua Capital
Dominion
British Empire
R. F. L. Keller
Guy Simonds
Harry C. Foster
R. H. Keefler
Dan C. Spry
Chris Vokes
Domision
Ayata
RCAF
Robert Teckie
McCann
Geoffrey * ‘Walsh
Alsaka Highway
Burns & Co
Burns
Burns & Co., Limited
Logan & Maude
Dropmore
Stenden
Dauphin
Shea
Harrowby
Silver Beach
And
Ruthenia
Logan Ave
Frank Hyra
Rachharn Tier
Julie Hyra
ST. Regis
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