Trade policy debate favors reciprocity over protection
The piece argues for renewing the Trade Agreements Act and restoring tariff liberalization after a temporary, protectionist turn. It praises reciprocal tariffs with 22 nations over 45 000 items and warns Congress against politicized, short term measures that hinder national interests and international peace.
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State Department
Congress
United States
White House
Capitol
Truman
House Ways and Means
Hull
America
New Wharf at Grand Beach Promised
J. S. Sinnott, M P, reports northern fishermen in the eastern Lake Winnipeg district that the Department of Public Works will immediately examine and survey the need and site for a Grand Beach wharf following his January visit to Ottawa.
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J. S. Sinnott
M.P
Lake Winnipeg
Sinnott
Federal
Department of Public Works
Grand Beach
Whitemouth
Reynolds
Whitemouth Medical Nursing Unit
Organization Committee
Medical Nursing Unit Board
Minister of Health and Public Welfare
Municipal and Public Utility Board
Health Services Act
Caution Advised on Dosage After Treatment
Authorities remind patients to avoid exceeding the recommended dosage after completing the treatment regimen. Officials stress adherence to labeled instructions to prevent adverse effects and ensure safety.
Anonymous Letter Urges Preseason Tourist Cooperation
A Winnipeg editor notes in the February 7 1949 Springfield Leader letter column that the editor holds no responsibility for opinions. The writer urges immediate public gathering to prepare for the upcoming tourist season and to coordinate efforts among concerned parties.
Beausejour urged to push tourism and rural electrification
A letter advocates, from Ottawa dated February 5 1949, urging the Public Works Department and Manitoba government to develop the north country for tourism with 5 000 cabins and better roads, argues against taxes to fund propaganda, and calls for Hydro Power Commission action to speed rural electrification from Winnipeg River power plants near Brokenhead and Lac du Bonnet.
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Argy
Public Works Department
Canada
Beausejour
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brokenhead
Winnipeg River
Fey
Futhermore
Lac du Bonnet
Hydro Power Commission
Obituary of Nicholas Hunchak 75 in Greenwald
Nicholas Hunchak died at 75 on January 24 at his Greenwald residence. Funeral held January 27 at 11 a.m. at Brokenhead Greek Catholic church with burial in Brokenhead cemetery. Born in Austria he came to Canada in 1908 settling in Brokenhead. Survived by widow Nellie Hunchak of Greenwald, two sons in Ukraine, two daughters Mrs Hoski of Winnipeg and Mrs Watson of Louix Lookout Ont. Rev Father Carmylo officiated. Renshaw funeral home Beausejour in charge.
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Nicholas Hunchak
Greenwald
Brokenhead
Austria
Hunchak
Canada
Nellie Hunchak
Ukraine
Hoski
Winnipeg
Watson
Louix Lookout
Canada 1947 census shows growth and smaller family size
In 1947 Canada counted 3,042,000 families, up 516,700 since 1941. Increases ranged from 11 percent in the prairie provinces to 47 percent in British Columbia. Average family size fell to 3.7 from 3.9.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Inner riches shape true strength and wealth
A Milton quote asserts that wealth and strength come from the heart rather than external means. It emphasizes inner character as the true source of power and value beyond material possessions.
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John Milton
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Beausejour, Manitoba
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