Institutional ads to get green light in Manitoba
Manitoba officials indicate institutional sponsorship by brewers and distillers may be allowed if ads do not promote drinking. Hryhorczuk urges uniform Canada wide rules to limit liquor advertising while permitting public service style messages. He favors regional co operation and a committee to study uniformity.
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Liquor Control Commission
Moon
Hryhoreruk
Attartes-Geera
Omuidster
Vrewers
Hryhorczuk
Canada
Manitoba
Ottawa
Lquor
Take Heed What We Have Done for Others Remains
A reflective line attributed to Albert Pine on the enduring impact of actions for others. It contrasts personal deeds that fade with life with deeds that benefit the world, described as immortal through their lasting value.
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Albert Pine
Open Letter on Hawk and Owl Legislation in Alberta
An open letter to Alberta Prime Minister E C Manning argues hawks and owls should be protected only by federal treaty, not province, citing economic and ecological reasons. The writer criticizes hawk protectionists, defends sportsmen funding Fish and Game, and urges applying balance of nature with practical science rather than broad protection. Sentiments emphasize poultry protection, hunting traditions, and the Migratory Bird Treaty, urging common sense.
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E. C. Manning
Alberta
Jack Miner
Migratory Bird Foundation
Ottawa
Washington
Canada
Pennsylvania
U.S
Ken Hatchery
Fish and Game
Birds Sanctuary
Manly F Miner
Quick Canadian Quiz Answers from the Facts
A reader quiz covers entry years for the remaining provinces Manitoba through Newfoundland with 1870 to 1949 dates. It also lists age distribution percent figures 19.1 33.3 and 47.4 and notes 46 percent in 1900, plus the coronation date June 2 1953 and manufacturing share of labor income.
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Quebec
Ontario
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Manitoba
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Newfoundland
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Secondary Industry Growth and Canada’s Manufacturing Share
Despite postwar expansion of secondary manufacturing in Canada the sector’s share of Gross National Product has fallen in recent years as imports of manufactured goods rise. Quick Can. Facts.
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Canada
Quick Can
RCAF Offers 250 Prize for Best Article in Journal
The RCAF Staff College announces a 250 prize for the best article likely to stimulate thought on air force matters. Open to current and former Canadian armed forces and civil service members, entries must be under 5,000 words and cover topics from operations to production. Deadline July 1, 1958. address submissions to The Editeur Armour Heights Toronto.
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Rcaf Staff College Joureal
RCAF
Staff College Journal
Rcaf Staff College Journal
Armour Heights
Toronto
Operating Revenue Per Mile for CNR and CPR in 1956
The 1956 figures show the Canadian National Railway earning an average operating revenue per mile of road operated at 31 923 dollars with expenses of 28 978 dollars per mile, while the Canadian Pacific Railway posted 32 029 dollars in revenue per mile and 27 421 dollars in expenses.
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CNR
CPR
Dress pattern notes for Anne Adams 4621 publication
An advertisement describes Printed Pattern 4621 for women with sizes 36 to 50. It highlights a diagonally slimming bodice and side pleated skirt using contrast fabric, includes yardage guidance, and directs readers to mail 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street, W. for the pattern.
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Uus
As & Sun
Ward
Anne Adame
P.P.L
Frost Street
Toronto
Anne Adams
Department B.P.L
Front Street
Formnto
Leading the way in Esterhazy boom expansion
The Miner notes Esterhazy faces growth pains from oil and mining booms. Officials will have longer hours and more duties, while citizens must share in progress. The paper urges unselfish service, open debate, and proactive planning to shape a dynamic, unsettled future.
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Esterhazy
Coun
Cillors
George
Hikes as habit in wage demands in Swift Current
The Sun editorial argues that yearly wage hikes by city employees teachers janitors and hospital workers are becoming a habit. It warns that rising demands strain the public purse and urges negotiators to take a firm stand to avoid further financial burden on citizens.
The Advertising Trap Keeps Bosses in the Loop
A wit notes how businessmen rely on a chain of advertised goods from toothpaste to shoes, coffee to cars, presses letters with an advertising pen, and works under ads. The ironic punchline rejects a ground that advertising doesn’t pay.
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Manly F. Miner
Western
Features
Prairie Publishers
Quick
Ack Miner
O.re
Rcaf Award
Jenne
the Sun
Swift Current
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