Manitoba gains from tax pacts fueling industrial boom
Editorial outlines Dominion Provincial Tax Agreements lifting Manitoba by shifting income and wage taxes, boosting municipal and education grants, highways, and encouraging industry. It argues reduced tax burdens attract firms to the Prairie Province, keeping jobs local and strengthening regional development.
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Anada
Community of Nations
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Prairie
Maritime
Is Canada Being Put On The Auction Block
The Financial Times argues that Canada could be auctioned off on August 10, citing conflicting campaign promises. It notes aims for housing aid, lower taxes, expanded social programs, farm price support, defense collaboration, and education emphasis, questioning voters on the outcome. The article asks if Canadians like auctions and predicts August 10 as the test.
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Canada
NATO
The
Financial Times
Canada Farm Policy Debate Shows Market Pressure
An editorial argues rural voters will scrutinize farming policy as Canada faces tighter markets abroad. It critiques Mr. Drew’s Conservative plan for promising world market gains, warns against excessive price supports, and calls for balanced import barriers and targeted government action to sustain production and exports.
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Canada
Mr. Drew
Drew
Mr. St. Laurent
Britain
Tain
United States
U.S
St. Laurent
National Agricultural Board
Agricultural Prices
Campaign contrasts in farm policy and taxes
The article argues that a half billion tax cut by the Conservatives would leave little room to fund the South Saskatchewan River Development, suggesting minimal differences between parties on farm policy once post election realities are faced. It notes St Laurent avoids a fixed platform, relying on balance and initiative.
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South Saskatchewan
Drew
St. Laurent
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Deficit Warnings Mark Slow Balance of Ike Tax Push
The Christian Science Monitor notes the US faces a near six billion dollar deficit into 1955 despite expense cuts, with taxes due to expire and a need to renew excise and corporate taxes. It warns deficits require careful action, yet urges balanced budgeting without defeatism, calling for wise tax revision to boost revenue.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Omic
Christian Science Monitor
English Countryside Reflected in George Eliot Portrait
Dr. Robert Harvey surveys Mary Ann Evans, known as George Eliot, tracing her life from Nuneaton to Coventry and London. He notes her translations, her relationships with Lewes and Cross, and her major novels including Scenes of Clerical Life, Adam Bede, The Mill on the Floss, Silas Marner, Romola, and Middlemarch, linking them to English rural life and the Midlands landscape.
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Adam Bede
Mrs. Poyser
Coventry
Marian
Miss Evans
Strauss
Jesus
Feuerbach
Spinoza
Westminster Review
London
Herbert Spencer
G. H. Lewes
Goethe
Marian Evans
Lewes
J. W. Cross
Charles Dickens
George Eliot
Maggie
Tulliver
Tom
Silas Marner
Romola
Florence
Savonarola
Duomo
Baldassarre
Tito
Pine Falls Wins Seven Sisters Curling Tournament
Six teams competed in the Seven Sisters curling club ball tournament at Seven Sisters on July 26. Pine Falls won the event with Great Falls taking second place. A fundraiser raised $128 for new rocks for the curling club, with a refreshment booth run by Mrs. Bartley and assistants. The event was organized by Charles Precious, president of the curling club, and his executive S.G.
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Springfield Leader
Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St. James
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
S. Gittins Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Green Oak
J. Ferens Beausejour
W. W. Childe
E. Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk Childe
Elma
C. Wendeborn
River Hills
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Buchan
Carol Ancel
St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Seven Sisters
Pine Falls
Great Falls
New Rocks
Beausejour Visitors Arrive From Bermuda and California
Mrs J A Berridge and children Joan David and Sheila from Hamilton Bermuda reached Stevensons Field on Sunday July 26 to stay until Sept 9 with her parents Mr and Mrs B Warkentine of Beausejour. Mrs Berridge returned for her sister Helen's wedding on August 1. Mr and Mrs G Scott of California are visiting Mrs T T Wyrzykowski. Mrs Scott was formerly Elsie Wyrzykowski.
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J. A. Berridge
Joan
David
Sheila
Hamilton
Bermuda
Stevenson's Field
B. Warkentine
Beausejour
Berridge
Helen
Mrs. G. Scott
California
T. T. Wyrzykowski
Scott
Elsie Wyrzykoowski
Glaucoma the Silent Thief of Light
A brief explanation of glaucoma as a common eye disease that often has no early warning. It gradually narrows the visual field, making it harder to see objects at the sides and leading to potential blindness if untreated.
Heart and blood vessel diseases top Canadian mortality
The text states cardiovascular disorders cause more deaths than any other ailment in Canada. It advocates regular medical checkups for those approaching or past middle age, followed by diet and lifestyle guidance if needed to manage the condition.
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Canada
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