Annual Meeting of Shareholders at The Royal Bank of Canada
The address discusses government surplus usage and inflation risk. It argues increased private savings could fuel future spending, warns against overtaxation, and supports using surplus to retire debt or deposit with the Central Bank. It highlights monetary policy flexibility and Canada’s exchange reforms toward stable, free private finance.
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The
Royal Bank of Canada
Bank of Canada
Muir
Canada
Ies
Heavier Taxes Fail to Curb Spending in Inflation Fight
The discussion argues that high taxes barely touch the public and fail to curb inflation. Corporate taxes fail to penalize spending while sales taxes conceal costs in prices, hurting consumers. A tariff approach risks rigidity, but Canada could pursue long term plans to cut taxes at the manufacturer level and expand freer trade with the United States.
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United States
Canada
United National
Royal Bank of Canada reports record assets and deposits rise
The 1951 review by General Manager Atkinson shows total assets down slightly but interest bearing deposits up to a record 1 985 717 000 with over 2 100 000 deposit accounts, profits up 1 137 926, and a 700 000 extra dividend. Branch expansion and modern facilities continued as Canada strengthens its role in world trade through 62 branches abroad and extensive international banking relations.
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Atkinson
Canada
Atkinova
Royal Bank of Canada
Caribbean
Central
South America
London
England
New York
Paris
Grain discussion sparks Farmers elevator plan in Russell
A January meeting chaired by Wm. S. Crerar and led by W. McKay set in motion a plan to build a Farmers' elevator in Russell with capacity not to exceed 60 000 bushels. Appointed to study the matter were E. M. Williams S. Rea W. McKay D. Dunn and Fred Vinnell. Threshing across the district nears completion after a long season.
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Wm. S. Crerar
W. McKay
Russell
E. M. Williams
S. Rea
D. Dunn
Fred Vinnell
Russell rink advances in Blue Ribbon event after 88 83 win
A Winnipeg linked rink competes in the North Western as Russell rinks earn a playoff by defeating the visitors 88 83. The January 22 1942 note recalls ten years of local curling history with teams from Inglis Bethany Grandview Shoal Lake and others.
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National Trading Co of
Angusville
Silverton
Russell
J. G. Kippan
Skip
McIntosh
Buie
Hughes
J. S. Warrington
Jamieson
R. Smellie
Payne
Fay Johnston
J. Hyde
A. J. Blackwell
Langenburg
W. R. Lavery
Newdale
C. B. Steen
Dauphin
John Braendle
Binscarth
F. Clement
Steen
Jas. Jackson
Inglis
George Smellie
Winnipeg
D. McNabb
Irwin Huston
Bethany
Grandview
Shoat Lake
Franklin
Dropmore Notice Highlights Local Movements and Events
Alvin Robb left for Churchill to drive a caterpillar. Mrs. A Turta travels to Saskatoon to visit relatives. D Handley family visiting the Hunters. Percy Jennings and A Anderson sail from Halifax to England January 20. John Hammond visited relatives. A Dropmore curling club dance is set for January 18 in Dropmore hall.
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Alvin Robb
Churchill
A. Turta
Phil Grosse
Saskatoon
D. Handley
Bill Hunter
Percy Jennings
A. Anderson
Halifax
England
John Hammond
Fred Parmentier
Dropmore Curling Club
Dropmore Hall
Endcliffe Social Visits Mentioned In Local Notes
Miss Ann Rowan of Dropmore spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs H S Wish art. Durban visitors stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Nick Bordian and family during the week. Mr and Mrs Steve Onchelenko were also noted in the surrounding social exchange.
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Ann Rowan
Dropmore
H. S. Wish‘art
Nick Bordian
Durban
P. Peatz
Steve Onchelenko
Local Social News Highlights From Roblin and Gimli Events
Kenneth of Roblin visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs P Peatz. Mr and Mrs V Morrison hosted a Sepang visit at Mrs A Pitts home. Mr and Mrs V Bird entertained about seventy guests in honor of son and daughter in law Ray Bird and wife of Gimli. Eadcliffe friends presented a coffee table and purse of money. The Klimack family drove to Dauphin Wednesday of last week.
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Kenneth
Roblin
P. Peatz
V. Morrison
Syruney
A. Pitts
V. Bird
Ray Bird
Gimli
Eadcliffe
4. Klimack
Ivy
Dauphin
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Tuckett
Royal Caledonian
Matheson
Wright
Overseas Club
Millwood
E. H. M. Foot
Alice Cartwright
Burns Foster
W. Thom
James Clee
F. T. Matheson
Fred Clement and Son
John Johnson
W. W. W. Wilson
Westwood
McIntyre
Thom
Jones
Warrington
Asia
Lee
Russell Lodge
F. R. Ward
J. McLeod
W. B. McMurray
W. E. Fenton
E. Yoxall
P. H. Houck
George Chipping
K. Miller
James Robinson
P. Mc Rostie
F. Vinnell
F. S. Hughes
F. T. Storey
United Church
J. H. Calvert
W. McClure
L. Leifer
R. Thompson
Neil McLean
F. L. Skinner
Stevenson Memorial
Manitoba
Manitoba Horticultural Society
Crosby
John Deere
John Deere Tractor
Mr.deering
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere Sales & Service
Russell, Man
Endcliffe
Derick Crawford
Judy Holliday
Riviera
Danny Kay
Kel ES
Eaton's
Ial
Wek
Dauphin - Flim
Fort Churchill
Portage Ia Prairie
le Winnipeg
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