Unemployment woes and election talk across the nation
An observer critiques unemployment claims and public works protests as workers strike over wages while governments face blame. Forecasters misread elections, with Tory wins and Liberal hopes shifting, as experts warn against hasty conclusions and urge restraint and unity amid nuclear policy debates.
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Red Cross Disaster Aid Aids Over Twelve Thousand Victims
Canadian Red Cross Disaster Services provided emergency assistance last year for 12 018 men women and children. Most recipients were victims of fires.
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Silver wedding banquet for Sudletskys at Town Hall
Over 150 guests attended a May 27 banquet and dance in the Town Hall honoring Mr and Mrs Wm Sudletsky for their silver wedding anniversary. They received a chest of silver and best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Ottawa report hints Conservatives gain in Maritimes
The piece notes Conservative efforts in New Brunswick led by a rival to Liberal Premier Louis Robichaud, with four by elections showing mixed signals. It references Gallup polling suggesting a slight Tory edge in the Maritimes, Liberal edge in Ontario, and Tory gains in the West, while Quebec and the Prairies were not represented.
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New Brunswick
Hugh John Flemming
Gallup
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Pasture Yields Boosted by Quick Forage Sowing
Snow berry and wolf willow control can double or triple infested pastures. Supplemental annual forages should be sown at once to address pasture shortages and improve grazing.
Oat Pasture Advice Urges Immediate Supplemental Feeding
In mid-summer, oats or falconer varieties are recommended for grazing. Seeding now will yield mid July readiness, with grazing at 8 to 10 inches in three-leaf stage and a fair stubble left after first grazing. Fall grazing possible with good regrowth. oats favored over wheat or barley for pasture. Officials stress immediate steps for supplemental pasture by dairy and beef livestockmen.
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