03 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1947
Page
1
J S Sinnott mp Springfield warns debt driven policy cripples Canada. He argues for Bank of Canada credit to fund public needs and pensions, defends dairy and hog farmers, and cites local gains from provincial dominion conferences while criticizing private banking for debt.
The Whitemouth Consolidated School plans Field Day on Friday June 6 with a fine program arranged and a thoroughly enjoyable time anticipated. A brief note mentions a vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Thompson.
Visitors gather for long week end with Aitkenheads and Dunns while others attend church meetings and family celebrations. Dauphin workers Arthur Henderson and Irvin Staerk now employed there. Measles spread in Lonely Dale. town projects include beautification and garden prizes. School Board re-engages teachers. local social events include a bridge party and dances for Greek Aid Fund.
General Anderson of Toronto has been chosen president of the Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association. He is a CBE recipient and fellow of the Actuarial Society of America and the American Institute of Actuaries. Edwin C. McDonald of Metropolitan Life previously held the role.
Frank Wayne led a strong pitching effort as Ralph Kubish drove in the first run with a two bagger hit by Pat Koslack. The team added seven runs while Oakbank managed one, a game critics called terrific.
A car driven by Mr and Mrs A Bullman and Mrs Stenson stalled on Lydiatt crossing when a freight train approached. Mrs Bullman and Mrs Stenson rushed to the station to raise the signal and the crew stopped the train in time, avoiding disaster.
Ottawa Citizen notes critics argue budget plans lack preparedness for business downturns. It highlights the Bank of Canada credit option to call in war bonds, freeing purchasing power and transforming interest debt into deposits, a move debated by Liberal J. S. Sinnott in Parliament.
Beausejour defeats Ockbank 7 to 1 in a Saturday May 24 baseball tilt at Oakbank. Key players include J Demarco J Coughlin I Kaatz R Kubish F Wayne P Koslack M McMaster B Drysdale R Dugard and G Morfoot.
A charming Saturday evening shower honored Miss Hannie Thurkew ahead of her June Winnipeg wedding to Rev. L. Fryer. Hosted by Mrs. T. W. E. McKew with Mesdames J. J. Jackson and J. K. French in attendance. Guests included Church of the Advent Guild members and friends.
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