Ottawa Debates Extend Wheat Board Act and UNESCO Views
The House of Commons passed a five year extension to the Canadian Wheat Board Act after four days of debate. Opposition supported the bill, while the Transport Controller post remains vacant after Roy Milner's departure. Government notes difficulty filling the post due to past Socialist committee abuse. UNESCO described by Hansell as evil, yet outlined as a UN agency promoting education and peace through numerous global programs and projects. Egg price policy outlined: government to store Grade A Large Eggs at 38 cents per dozen, oil-dipped at 39 cents, with producers receiving about 30 cents after distribution. provincial authority limits compelled pricing.
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House of Commons
Roy Milner
Board of Grain Commissioners
Agricultural Committee
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations
Canada Council
Hansell
Social Credit Organization In
Canada
Unesco
United Nations of Peace
Economic and Social Council of the
Latin America
Th Hydro Electric Board
Brandon
Selkirk
Telephone Commission
Manitoba Power Commission
Liquor Commission
Public Utility Board
C.C.F
Lloyd Stinson
Manitoba's 1957 58 spending plan eyed at 135 million
The Throne Speech signals large municipal aid with a blanket 2 million grant per capita, health welfare boosts, and a potential 135 million dollar expenditure for 1957 58. A 20 million loan from International Nickel supports a Nelson River hydro project, with further capital requests for Hydro plants roads and communications. Debates over beer prices and free speech collide with budget talks as redistribution and seat name changes reshape Manitoba politics.
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Manitoba
Charles E. Greenlay
R. W. Bond
International Nickel Co
Grand Rapid
Nelson River
Monk
Mystery Lakes
Hay quality and yield in Manitoba field tests
The Brandon Manitoba Experimental Farm study by H Gross shows hay cut near flowering gives best overall quality and yield across four forages alfalfa brom e grass intermediate wheatgrass and Russian wild ryegrass. Late harvest beyond early July lowers quality despite higher yield. Southern brome varieties could boost Manitoba hay and seed exports with broader adaptation.
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Brandon, Manitoba
Canada
Department of Agriculture
H. Gross
Forage Research Office
Manitoba
Canada Department of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
United States
Consumer roast and steak preferences at two cities
In Toronto and Vancouver nearly 2,900 and 1,100 people tested four roasts and four steaks. No. 8 average Choice in Toronto led among roasts. No. 4 Fat Choice was least popular. Among steaks No. 9 average grade won in Toronto, while No. 7 Fat Choice ranked lowest. Vancouver favored No. 5 steaks and No. 2 roasts. fat content influenced choices but very lean options fared poorly.
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Toronto
Vancouver
Marketing Service
Department of Agriculture
Alma Kronberg memorial notice and acknowledgments
Kronberg in loving memory of Alma Kronberg who died February 19 1956 cherished wife and mother. Alfred and family express sincere thanks for kindness and floral offerings. special thanks to Manitoba Paper Company for helping. Mrs Kronborg Glen and Keith. Balod extends thanks for sympathy and florals. pallbearers and Ren shaw Funeral Home are thanked. Mr Andrew Balod and family.
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Kronberg
Alma Kronberg
Alfred
Kronborg
Manitoba Paper Company
Glen
Keith
Balod
Renshaw Funeral Home
A. Sarappa
Andrew Balod
Lansdowne Name Linked to Ontario Electoral Nomenclature
Lansdowne emerged in Manitoba's 1880s electoral naming, honoring the Marquis of Lansdowne, former Governor General of Canada.
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Lansdowne
Manitoba
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
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Gilbert Plains
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Wirden
Jack St. John
Winnipeg Liberal
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Winnipeg
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Dawson Road
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Seven Sisters Falls
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Lac du Bonnet, Man
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Salter St
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Municipal Hall
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Confederation Life
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T. C. Greschuk
D.C
Confederation
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