Word: winnipeg
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When news of the failure flashed westward, both the Kansas City and St. Louis grain exchanges closed down. Wheat sank on the Winnipeg and Minneapolis exchanges, only major grain markets open in all of North America. Grain brokers from coast to coast held their breath in anticipation of a grand market smash...
...Winnipeg, Canada...
...that year to Greenwich (Conn.) First Presbyterian Church. To win back its prestige and fill once more its 2,000 seats, the Fifth Avenue Church knew it had to find pulsing new ministerial blood. Last week it thought it had done so when Dr. John Sutherland Bonnell, 40, of Winnipeg, Manitoba accepted the congregation's unanimous call...
...Wartime gunner in the 5th Canadian Siege Battery, Dr. Bonnell has held pastorates in Prince Edward Island, St. John, N. B. and Winnipeg where during the past six years he received 1,000 persons into Westminster United Church, drew overflow audiences in two lecture halls adjoining his church. Last year Dr. Bonnell was the youngest man ever to receive a D.D. from his alma mater, Dalhousie University in Halifax. Two sermons at Fifth Avenue Church one Sunday last month were enough to earn Dr. Bonnell the call, which involves $10,000 a year, a three-month vacation and "the equivalent...
...years ago Bishop Basil Vladimir Ladyka, resident in Winnipeg, commanded the errant fathers to petition the Vatican for a ruling on their cases. To the two small Ontario parishes where the two were settled-Oshawa (200 Ukrainian Catholics) and Brantford (400)- last week went reply. The fathers could remain in the priesthood by separating from their families, continuing, however, to support them. Otherwise the two would be unfrocked...