Police Increase Vigilance On Traffic Laws In Manitoba
Police stepped up traffic law enforcement in August in Manitoba with a record suspension total of 7,204. Commissioner RB Bailie noted a 459 percent rise in convictions from 87 last August to 132 this past month and highlighted efforts to target drivers under suspension as a key part of driver control. Major convictions reached 221, with alcohol-related cases numbering 131 and 39 drivers losing licenses due to prior bad records after accidents.
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Manitoba
Motor Ophcies
Baillie
Coda
Toon
Bailie
August Driver Licenses: 873 Suspensions and 359 Reinstatements
August reports show 871 licenses suspended and 359 reinstated amid traffic enforcement. A portion of the 18 hit and run cases added to the month’s enforcement figures. Police departments tracked violations and adjustments to licensing status through the period.
Manitoba 4-H Visits Minnesota State Fair
Thirty six Manitoba 4-H Club members attend the Minnesota State Fair as the fifth annual provincial contingent. They stage an All-Manitoba show for about 1,000 Minnesota 4-Hers, with Margaret Rose King speaking on Conservation of Human Liberties and Willie Siemens performing on accordion. Delegates toured the fair and local sites in Minneapolis over a three day schedule.
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Manitoba
University of Minnesota
First National Bank
Minneapolis
Fort Frances
Virginia
Muirhead
Lula MacLeod
Morris District
General Motors T.3 Safety Aim Headlamps install fast
General Motors introduces the T.3 Safety Aim Headlamps promising eight minute installation in daylight. The compact unit fits in a space just larger than the car and aims to reduce headlamp related accidents.
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General Motors
Natural disaster and civil defence in rural towns
The document argues that civil defence is crucial for small towns facing fire floods or tornadoes. It notes cities have more fire services and volunteers, while rural areas rely on planning mutual aid and community action. Canada’s plans include warning farmers and mobilizing local residents to apply these measures. Civil defence aims to help people help themselves.
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Pds
Salvation Army
Uch Naira
Federal
Canada
Fungus Diseases Threaten Barley and Wheat Crops Across Regions
Reports show rising evidence of fungal infections in cereal grains mainly barley with some wheat. Moist seasons aid spread while over wintering on trash cover sustains inoculum. Advocates urge removing or burying crop trash and rotating where same grain soils are avoided to curb recurrence.
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Red River
Saskatchewan
Five Member Board Named for Liquor Licenses Manitoba
The provincial cabinet announced a five member Liquor Licensing Board with four men and one woman. C E Fillmore joins Joseph Deroeke A A Trapp and Mrs E B Russenholt along with Barnard Halstead as head under the new Liquor Act. The board can summon witnesses take evidence and hold inquiries. It sits at least once a year in March and meetings are public.
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Liquor Commission
C. E. Greenlay
Manitoba
C. E. Fillmore
Peters- Geld
Joseph Deroeke
Notre Dame de Lourdes
A. A. Trapp
Brokenhead
E. 8. Russenholt
Winnipeg
Barnard Halstead
Licensing Board
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