Royal Bank Chief warns on teaching pay and future welfare
James Muir of The Royal Bank of Canada told Montreal listeners that underfunded education workers in churches, schools, and universities threaten living standards and the economy. He argued teachers face low pay, poor incentives, and potential loss of qualified staff if salaries lag behind comparable professions. The speech linked education funding to efficient resource use and future national welfare.
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James Muir
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Muir
Urisis
Curbs and the Velocity of Circulation in Inflation Debate
The central bank faces two inflationary pressures even with no money supply increase. Dr. Muir argues that shifting idle funds to spenders and increasing nonbank funds for business and consumer use raise the velocity of circulation. He doubts current tools suffice and suggests broader monetary policy may be needed beyond traditional bank credit controls.
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Muir
Bank of Canada
Carrié
Probem
Mr. Muir
Beth
Canada
Royal Bank hits new Canadian banking milestone
K M Sedgewick notes deposits pass 3 billion with assets over 3.571 billion as the Royal Bank expands loans and branches. He cites strong liquidity, rising earnings to 12.47 million, and a nationwide network of 797 Canadian branches plus 75 abroad amid ongoing inflation concerns and discussions of broader Bank of Canada powers.
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K. M. Sedgewick
The
Royal Bank
Bank of Canada
Publc
Sedgewick
Canada
Mr. Sedgewick
Bankels
Outdoor Horizons and Manitoba Rod and Gun Notes
Manitoba readers glimpse outdoors lore from Jimmy Robinson and Ernest Hemingway, with book reviews, wildlife stamps, and winter angling notes. mentions a new book Outdoor Horizons, Stamps featuring the Loon, and Canada Bill 948 licensing outboard operators.
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Jimmy Robinson
Jimmy
Minneapolis
Jods
Delta
Ernest Hemingway
Africa
Dropmore School Board Elects New Trustee J S Robertson
The Dropmore District annual meeting announced J S Robertson as newly elected trustee. The Dropmore Board of Trade met January 8 at the Municipal Office with plans to donate prizes for the Conspiel and to buy three loads of wood for the community hall. A curling club dance with bonspiel prizes was planned for February 1.
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Dropmore
J. S. Robertson
W. G. Ferris
Joe Ferris
Sacred Heart Hospital
Rus
Curling
Dropmore Board of Trade
R. J. Lewis
W. Nielson
Sound Waves Perceived At Distance Of 3000 Miles
Reports indicate sound waves were perceived at a distance of 3000 miles, suggesting long range propagation or atmospheric effects. Details on source, time, and location remain unavailable in the fragment.
Educationists Named To Top Department Posts
Manitoba education posts were reshuffled after the death of Ernest Reid. Robert W. Lightly becomes chief inspector, George W. F. Brisbin is named normal school principal, Robert R. Robertson is executive assistant to the minister, and C K Rogers becomes acting registrar.
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Manitoba
W. C. Miller
Ernest Reid
Robert W. Lightly
George W. F. Brisbin
Winnipeg
Robert R. Robertson
Department of Education
C.K. Rogers
Manitoba School Journal
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