Durum wheat rust resistance limits grain grade prospects
Discussion notes that new rust resistant Durum lines DT 136 and DT 137 show progress but are not yet suitable for broad planting. Only Minchum Stewart Carleton Nugget may grade No 1 2 or 3 CW Amber Durum, with Stewart currently grown in western Canada. Production remains concentrated in southwestern Saskatchewan and southern Alberta, aided by seed availability of Stewart for 1956.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Stewart
Carleton
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada poised for continued economic progress in 1956
President J G Crean of The Canadian Chamber of Commerce says Canada's postwar growth can continue in 1956 on a sound basis. He warns against complacency and emphasizes freedom enabling enterprise with labour, management, and government cooperating as a team to boost production, earnings, and spending.
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Canada
J. G. Crean
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba March of Dimes Campaign Opens January 3
The 1956 Manitoba March of Dimes Campaign begins January 3 under the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. Campaign chair is John Bruce with Campbell Haig as vice-chair. HQ at 442 William Ave Winnipeg. Last year raised about $107,000. The drive emphasizes rehabilitation costs, with about $250 to $300 per polio patient yearly. In 1955 the Society cared for 137 new polio patients, bringing total since 1950 to 735, with roughly 600 progressing toward rehabilitation.
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Spon
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
John Bruce
Campbell Haig
William Ave
Winnipeg
J. A. Carmichael
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
March of Dimes
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MR. Farmer
F. Clement & Sons Ltd
General Motors Products
Liearnir
Ganger
Manitoba March of Dimes
Crean
Prairies
Mr. Crean
Otc
Smeilie Bros
Russell Bakery
Campbell's
Mackinaw Coats
Mackinaw
Firth Bros
Smitty’s Restaurant & Grill
DODGE
Foor
Pontiac
UE Lee Rien NT
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