Congress of Labor Convention Faces Wage Pushes
The Canadian Congress of Labor debates policy urging higher wages to raise purchasing power while moderating demands to industry ability to pay. MPs, farmers, and workers face economic strain, with strikes and postwar gains under pressure. Obituaries note Alexander Garbolinski and Emma Lanoway, detailing births, deaths, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Congress of Labor
Mosher
Massey-Harris
Donovan Swailes
C.C.F
M.L
Winnipeg Centre
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
Manitoba treasurer tours Europe to lure industry
Ron D Turner provincial treasurer and Rex Grose deputy visited Europe in summer to promote Manitoba to attract European capital. They distributed information on advantages and facilitated transfers. Several firms are inquiring about Manitoba markets, with Turner hopeful they will choose Winnipeg over Montreal or Toronto. The retiring Canadian Chamber of Commerce president cites salesmanship as a key industry challenge, stressing well trained staff and value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron D. Turner
Rex Grose
Europe
Manitoba
Turner
Montreal
Toronto
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
A Move Toward Peace Spreads Across Nations
The past months saw calm between Korea, Iran, Egypt and the current week marks progress with West Germany sovereignty and arms ratified Italy and Yugoslavia raise the Italian flag over Trieste and Russia accepting Anglo French disarmament plans. An international control body with inspection rights is proposed as scientists warn that further nuclear development threatens humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Iran
Egypt
West Germany
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Russia
Japan
Economic aid for Asia fuels debate on Korea rebuilding
Large sums are spent to boost Asia production and know how yet misgivings remain about benefits. Despite 750 million dollars in military and economic aid to South Korea since the war ended, officials note there is still no coherent policy for rebuilding the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
South Korea
Archbishops Praise Canada During World Council Trip
The Archbishop of Canterbury spent twenty five days in Canada attending the World Council of Churches in Evanstown and Sackville New Brunswick. He praised Canada as a wondrous country while urging people to count blessings and stop petty bickering. A Manitoba delegate echoed his sentiments after returning from the conference. The piece notes the distress of apple growers in the east and grain farmers in the prairies, contrasting Canada with other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Council of Churches
Evanstown
Archbishop of Canterbury
Canada
England
Manitoba
Sackville
New Brunswick
India
Europe
Asia
Prairies
Obituary for George Ewecsyn Beausejour Resident
George Ewecsyn died at his Beausejour home on September 17. Funeral services held at the Greek Catholic church and burial in the Greek Catholic cemetery. Born in Austria in 1882, he came to Canada 47 years ago. Survived by wife Mary five sons Joseph Mike Paul John and Jimmy eight daughters including Mrs. Anne Sza
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Lowland
Alexander Garbolinski
St. Vital
Rev. J. Borys
Russell Funeral Home
Ukraine
Mr. Garbolinski
Canada
Sabina
Mary
Annie
Lena
Mike
Nick
John
Beausejour
Emma Lanoway
Kamarno
Man
J. Borys
Russell
Hublanky
Europe
Laneway
Jim
Vancouver
Joe
Vernon
B.C
Matt
Henry
St. James
H. Harper
N. Parker
McIntee
Winnipeg
A.martell
Jean Bartlett
Port Arthur
Ont
Eran Eiiaven
George Ewecsyn
Austria
Eweclyn
Joseph
Paul
Jimmy
Anne Sza
Unique hen lays pink blue and yellow eggs in Pomona
Canadian Dixie Carnes of Pomona Calif holds Arianna a chick of a rare breed that lays pink blue and yellow eggs. The species once found only in Chile has recently been introduced to North America, sparing tinting eggs next Easter.
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Central Preas
Dixie Carnes
Pomona
Calif
Chile
North America
Nyberg of Lac du Bonnet District Dies at 74
Mr John Emil Nyberg aged 74 of Lac du Bonnet died Friday October 1. Born in Tamerfors Finland in 1880 he moved to Cleveland in 1904 and settled in Lac du Bonnet in 1914. Survived by wife Mary daughter Mrs L C Welch and one grandchild. Graveside service conducted in Lee River Cemetery October 5. Rev F W Maxwell. Russell Funeral services held October 7 for Walter Park of Lac du Bonnet with pallbearers listed.
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John Emil Nyberg
Lac du Bonnet
Tamerfors
Finland
Cleveland
Ohio
Nyberg
Mary
L. C. Welch
Dryden
Ont
Lee River
F. W. Maxwell
Russell Funeral Home
St. John's Anglican Church
Walter Park
Jack Park
Walter
Selkirk Hospital
Maxwell
Renshaw
Chas. Fontaine
Max Kreishman
Martin Wade
Tom King
Raymond Park
Hubert Fonaine
Mary Przednowek 87 Allegra resident dies in Allegra
Mrs Mary Przednowek born in Poland died October 6 at 87 in Allegra Canada Funeral arrangements by Russell Funeral Home with services October 9 at Ladywood church Rev Litowski officiating interment at Ladywood cemetery Survived by son William of Allegra daughters Mrs Jacob Scheyer of Tyndall and Helen Winnipeg seven grandchildren.
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Ladywood
Mary Przednowek
Allegra
Litowski
Russell Funeral Home
Poland
Przednowek
Canada
William
Jacob Scheyer
Tyndall
Helen
Winnipeg
Obituary: Harry Waselynko of Seven Sisters Falls
October 9 service in the Lutheran River Hills for Harry Waselynko who died after an October 4 accident near McArthur Falls in his 60th year. Interment at churchyard cemetery, Rus sell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Mary, two sons Paul and Wayne, five daughters Mrs. S. Singbeil Dryden, Mrs. J. Middleton Kelowna B C, Bernice, Shirley and Elizabeth at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Record high and low temperature ranges in USA
The temperature in the United States has varied from 134 degrees in Death Valley California to 60 below zero in parts of Montana, illustrating extreme regional climate conditions.
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United States
Death Valley
California
Montana
Weddings Honke Hildebrandt Whitemouth in October
At South St. Paul’s Lutheran church in Whitemouth Alice Margaret Hildebrandt became the bride of Ervin Glen Honke on October 2. Rev. L. Hartman officiated with music by Eunice Maron. The couple plans to live in Seven Sisters after a brief wedding trip. Johnson Wardrop wedding follows in WaWa Ontario as Bertha Wardrop marries Ivan Murray Johnson on Sept. 27 at First United Church.
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Dorothy
Joyce Hilbrecht
Doreen Locht
Valerie Klappart
Yage
Brian Hanke
Gordon Henshell
Ervin Gesell
Raymond Honke
Irvin Klepatz
Ed Knopf
Mrs. Honke
Seven Sisters
Johnson - Wardrop
Elizabeth Dereski
Danny Biluk
John Wardrop
Norman Aitkenhead
Colin Campbell
Mrs. Johnson
Nova Scotia
Wedding Vows Exchanged In Winnipeg Area Churches
In a series of society notices, three Winnipeg area weddings are reported. Shirley Ruth Jephson wed Alastair Charles Jeffrey at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church with a large wedding party and reception at the Crystal Ballroom Fort Garry Hotel. Carolynne Gaye MacDonald married Steve J Stevens at St Maryns Anglican Pointe du Bois with a Florida Texas honeymoon and plans to reside in Pointe du Bois. Winnifred Fritz married Peter Slivinski at Grant Memorial Baptist Winnipeg with a reception at the Curtis Hotel and a Nova Scotia honeymoon.
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Candelight
Crescent- Fort Rouge United Church
Shirley Ruth
Howard G. Jephson
St Vital
Alastair Charles Jeffrey
Frank Jeffrey
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
George F. Dyker
Kenneth A. Moyer
E. Allford
Ronald Dodds
Cascade
John McAlduss
Josephine Houston
Dianne Jephson
Richard Parsons
Wallace Arnold
Glen Scott
Barry Bailey
Barry Holmgrim
Crystal Ballroom
Fort Garry
Woodruff
Wis
Jeffrey
Winnipeg
Grant Memorial Baptist Church
Winnifred Fritz
Nova Scotia
Peter Slivinski
Cloverleaf
Cecille Burthart
Frank Shivinski
Croom
Curtis
Manitoban political career of Hon. Douglas L Campbell
The text chronicles Hon. Douglas L Campbell premier of Lakeside who first joined the Manitoba Legislature in 1922 and was reelected in 1927, 1932, 1936, 1941, 1949 and 1953. It notes successive ministerial roles including Agriculture and Immigration in 1936, reappointment in 1944 under the Manitoba Power Commission Act, then President of the Council and Dominion Provincial Relations in 1948, and provincial treasurer in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas L. Campbell
Lakeside
Manitoba
Agriculture
J. Bracken
Manitoba Power Commission
Crop Situation Sparks Concern In Manitoba
J T McLean of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture warns that crop yields and quality are sharply down due to heavy rains and frost. He urges municipal officials to apply for Prairie Farm Assistance Act aid, surveys for livestock feed shortages, and contact Agricultural Representatives or Employment Service offices for winter work. Directors are asked to report actions to the Provincial Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
J. T. MecLean
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
McLean
MFAC
Dauphin
Brandon
Portage
Winniper
Cancer death rate falls for Manitoba women
Manitoba reports a 21 percent drop in female cancer deaths over the past decade, attributed to better awareness and earlier diagnosis. A Manitoba Cancer Institute info letter offers symptom lists and urges early detection, inviting inquiries to 442 William Avenue, Winnipeg for guidance and access to modern treatment equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Cancer Institute
William Avenue
Winnipeg
Greece Scant Manufacturing Elevates Agricultural Role
Greece shows limited manufacturing activity with agriculture remaining the key industry. The shift underscores the region's economic emphasis on farming, seasonal crops, and related services as a primary job and income source.
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Lac Bonnet
Dennis G. Crook
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Lorraine Krieger
Green Oak
J. Ferens
W. W. Childe
E. Lac du Bonnet
Molson
Z. Sabat
Brokenhead
Margery Mariashine Falls
Glenmoor
J. Ottodale
L.A. Wawryshyn
Grand Marais
W. Low Oleux
Ictoria Beach
M. M. Smith Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Congress OF Labor
Syngman Rhee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Indonesia
South-East Asia
Jowski
Kay Norquay
Jean Thrasher
Rose Kanaski
Olive Langer
Fran Black
Julia
Florence Eweclyn
Harry Waselynko
Jeffrey - Jephson
Merle McLaren
Roger Ryplanski
Claude Henderixon
Commuity Hall
Rev
Richardson
Florida
Texas
Pointe du Bois
Slivinski
Fritz
Joan
Joan Hardy
Immedia
Federal
Department of Agriculture Or Horticultural Society
Malak
Greece
Vai
Tia
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