Conservatives Might Haul Wheat Pact Fallout in 1946
The piece argues that if the Conservative party had backed free enterprise during the 1946 Canada UK Wheat Agreement proposal, they could reap political gains from the witnessed failure. It notes a $357 million loss to wheat growers and suggests Liberals Tories and CCF face shared blame, while farmers’ finances are no worse than politicians’ faces.
Nomination Day Shapes Manitoba Municipal Politics
The October 10 nomination day across rural Manitoba districts sets the stage for council races in St. Andrews St. Clements and Beausejour Brokenhead, with CCF H Wasyluk and Liberal Albert F. Trapp named in St. Clements. Campaigns vary by town. Beausejour shows quiet whispers vs public meetings. Provincial highway route changes spark regional protests and chamber talks, while local features highlight J S Sinnott Barn Dance photos and teen club efforts led by Jack Fletcher with RCMP support.
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