Driving Under Supersron Brings Stiff Penalties
R B Baillie, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, warns 7 090 Manitoba drivers with suspended licenses after police action or poor driving records. Driving under suspension carries a 200 to 500 dollar fine and possible jail. Suspended drivers are far likelier to be in fatal accidents, and police will continue arrests and checks through the Central Records Bureau.
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R. B Baille
Manitoba
Mr. Baillie
Dri
Baillie
Central Records Bureau
Competative Enterprise Described by Canadian Chamber of Commerce
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce described Canada’s competitive enterprise as a developing system of checks and balances that has increased citizens’ share of goods. The booklet Economics, Freedom and You explains eight core principles and argues prosperity rests on productivity, competition, and profits, with government as referee.
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canda
Canada
New Manitoba Rules Regulating Spray Paint Booths
Manitoba will enforce new spray painting booth regulations from June 1. Prov ford under the Manitoba Factories Act, details require booths for spray work only, storage in fireproof rooms, no smoking, and no open flames near booths or storage. Plans must be submitted to the Department of Labor for approval before construction.
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Manitoba
W. Filchot Willson
Q. C
Department of Labor
Legislative
Paulding
William Avenue
Winnice
Beware of Thin Ice Safety Bulletin Urges Caution
Manitoba Red Cross Water Safety Department issues its annual spring ice safety bulletin urging parents and guardians to warn children about dangers of thawing ice on lakes rivers and streams. The notice notes fatalities in April and calls for preventative guidance to prevent further accidents among children aged one to ten.
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Water Safety Department
Manitoba Red Cross
le Blanc
Wrll
Mao Te- Blanc
Manitoba Good Roads Association Elects Judges for 1956
The Manitoba Good Roads Association Board last week elected their judges committee to inspect 14 000 miles of municipal roads in the province during the summer and to oversee beautification campaigns. Trophies and diplomas will be awarded at the annual convention in fall. Chairmen include J McAuley of Winnipeg and W Kane of Winnipeg with a list of regional Reeve nominees and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Good Roads Association
J McAuley
Winnipeg
Kane
Winniper
W HO French
PF Beachel
Rosser
KR Barkiman
Steinbach
J Barkman
Hanoyver
Department of Publc
Canada faces two grain problems says Winnipeg official
Stanley N. Jones president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange told the final hearing of a committee on agricultural markets that Canada has two grain problems. He urged a flexible pricing policy to boost production efficiency and better handle marketing to compete on world markets, and warned the government must ease farmer relief and marketing constraints. He noted past price adjustments and elasticity in demand for specific wheats and criticized the wheat board's approach to shifting farm incomes through nonmarket grain orders.
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Canada
Stanley N. Jones
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Special Select Committee On
Jones
The
Wheat Board
Grain Exchange
Tras
Mir Jones
Jones Tate
Exchange
Britain
Regina Leader
Health tips on dental care meats and aging health advice
Health Canada guidance on brushing after meals to reduce acid damage, regular dental visits, home pest screening before insects arrive, and eggs as a compact nutrient source. Also guidance on aging after forty with periodic medical checkups, eye and dental exams, and economical nutrition including variety meats, skim milk powder, and enriching liquid vegetable juices.
Provincial Library Legislative Bigg and FPEG Mane Rejpee52
A fragmented OCR reading references Provincial Library and Legislative Bigg alongside FPEG Mane Rejpee52, suggesting a regional or organizational meeting or report. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the entities imply a governance or policy context within a provincial library framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative
Mane
Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader in Lac du Bonnet
The notice explains how date numerals indicate due dates for subscriptions, requests renewal with a $2.00 remittance for one year, provides address Springfield Leader on 3rd Street, Lac du Bonnet Man, and instructs new subscribers to use the form and allow one week for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Whitemouth Thomas Law Retires After AA Years of Service
Thomas Law, longtime Canadian Pacific Railway agent at Whitemouth Manitoba, retires after 41 years in service. Born Ayrshire Scotland 1891, he joined CP in 1912, rose to operator and agent roles, and will reside in Toronto at 707 Vaughan Road after retirement. He is married to Joanna Kean Innes and has two daughters and a son serving in the RCAF.
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Thomas Law
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Whitemouth
Man
Elm Creek
Manitoba
Ayrshire
Scotland
Joanna Kean Innes
Inverurk
Law
The
United Church
Masonic Lodge
J. J. Dewar
Betty
A. C. Beauchamp
Nancy
Toronto
Gordon
R.C.A.F. At
Germany
Mrs. Law
Vaughan Road
Ontario
Buchan Sees Mumps Outbreak Across District
Mr and Mrs Nick Kovier and family with Mrs Ann Herda visited the city for a day of shopping. The district of Buchan reports a rising mumps outbreak with many children at home and now many adults affected.
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Nick Kovier
Ann Herda
City
Buchan
Spring Road Load Limits To Be Set For Break-Up
Public Works Minister F C Bell announces varying restrictions on provincial trunk highways during spring break-up. Subgrade and weather will determine limits, with options of 350 pounds per inch width, 250 pounds per inch width, or 6000 pounds maximum axle weight. Advance notices will appear in newspapers and radio road reports will cover changes daily from 8:30 to 5 daily except Sundays, with local information at Winnipeg Dauphin Brandon and Swan River offices.
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F.C. Bell
Mr. Bell
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Brandon
Swan River
Manitoba Budget Predicts Record 65 Million Spending Plan
Hon. R. D Turner's budget highlights a record 65 million dollar outline for the coming fiscal year with gasoline tax up two cents per gallon on April 1 and $5 million borrowed for road work. The budget touts Manitoba's expansion across natural resources, manufacturing, and tourism while warning that spending must be checked. Opposition leader Roblin attacks perceived inefficiencies, arguing the plan aims to sway votes with heavy road construction outlays. Continued remarks and further estimates follow after Easter recess.
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R. D Turner
Moving Picture
Turner
Manitoba
Dufferin Rotlin
Witnes
Mr. Roblin
Donovan Swailes
CCF
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Nellie Kozier
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