Royal Bank of Canada Annual Meeting Highlights
The Royal Bank of Canada reports record assets and a strong postwar reconversion plan led by Morris W. Wilson. James Muir details loans for capital projects and personal lending, plus a major staff and foreign-branch expansion, reinforcing confidence in Canada’s future and international trade growth.
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Royal Bank of Canada Annual Meeting
James Muir
Canada
Morris W. Wilson
Royal Bank of Canada
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Armed Services
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Two Wonders of the World See Niagara Falls Anew
After a 17 year wait Miss Biggs achieved sight through a corneal transplant and viewed Niagara Falls from an airplane. T.C.A. arranged the flight as officials celebrated her first glimpse, exclaiming at Horseshoe Falls. The operation explained: corneas replace damaged tissue from a donor or deceased donor to restore vision.
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Niagara Falls
Miss Biggs
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Horseshoe Falls
Silverton News Briefs Highlight Local Curlers and Socials
Mrs Russell Merritt resides in Russell and will host Joyce and Peggy Anderson for winter. Cpl Dorothy Simpson from Ottawa visits her father Hugh. Curlers Bill Anderson Jack Hyde Hugh Evans Ed Hammond travel to Foxwarren Bonspiel. Reading group met at Mrs Browns eight ladies attended Invitat ion to Live by Loyd C Douglas. Several local couples attended Silver Wedding celebration for Tim Dunn. Local rinks played two friendly curling matches versus Edcliffe. one won and one lost.
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Russell Merritt
Russell
Joyce
Peggy Anderson
Dorothy Simpson
Ottawa
Hugh
Bill Anderson
Jack Hyde
Hugh Evans
Ed Hammond
Alwyn Coulter
Russ Coulter
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