Flight Crash Hero Melvin Brell Saves Crew
Melvin Brell faces a doomed crash in a mountain forest after a plane plunges into trees. He escapes the wreck, endures a terrifying night wandering the ridge, and returns to aid the unconscious pilot and Mr Jameson. Jameson later rewards him with a cash gift but fires him from the job.
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Hero Annother
Metsin
Mr Jameson
Melvin
Brell
Mr. Jameson
Melvin Brell
Jameson
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Rings as symbols of women’s subjugation in historic marriages
The piece notes wedding rings appeared during eras of men subduing women, portraying rings as a symbol of control. It contrasts with Central California’s mountains known for heavy snowfalls, though the reference to 2978 remains unclear.
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Central
California
U.S
Plane Crash Lands In Edmonton After Belly Landing
A chartered U S air force transport belly landed on an Edmonton street near homes after takeoff. Eldorado Mines chartered the flight. No injuries were reported. City officials criticized military air safety rules and sent their findings to Ottawa.
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Edmonton
Ottawa
U.S. Air Force Transport
Eldorado Mines
Western Briefs: Birthday, Legislation, and Local News
Western briefs report George Hinch turning 101 in Neilburg Saskatchewan. Regina notes first reading of a 1955 anniversary act for Saskatchewan’s province creation. Rose Valley plans its largest sports day on July 9 with horse racing highlighted. Lethbridge records $60 000 estate left to leprosy missionary groups. Edmonton claims $5 980 damages from a Calgary Highway accident. Weyburn considers natural gas service expansion due to promising Brock Coleville area reserves. Cookson reports elk damage to crops near Prince Albert National Park. Winnipeg cites deer malnutrition due to overpopulation affecting Manitoba game and fish surveys.
Jr. Miss Dress Pattern R4778 Size 13 15 17
Pattern contains 39 inch fabric yardage for size 13 with easy to use illustrated instructions. Order by sending 35 cents in coins with name address and style number to the listed address.
Oil Right Sales In Alberta Enrich Peigan Band
Petroleum and natural gas prospecting rights on four Indian reserves in northern Alberta and four parcels on the Peigan reserve near Lethbridge were awarded for a year to bidders from Calgary Winnipeg Hamilton and Detroit. The Peigan band with 600 members saw $12,482 added to band funds as four parcels totaling 37 756 acres were sold.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Peigan Reserve
Lethbridge
Calgary
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Detroit
Indian Affairs Branch
Peigan
Three Thousand Mapped in 6000 Square Mile Lake Winnipeg Area
Three thousand people have been mapped in a vast 6000 square mile region south of Lake Winnipeg. The work outlines settlement patterns and potential resource sites, aiding regional planning efforts.
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Lake Winnipeg
Farmers say fish not milked on Sundays myth
Ottawa notes a prairie farmer, Robert Fair, telling Maritime fisherman A Wes ley Stuart that cows require daily milking and feeding including Sundays, while fish do not. Fair argues farmers work 365 days a year and debunks the idea that farmers holiday in Florida.
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Ottawa
Robert Fair
S.C. Battle River
Alberta
A. Wesley Stuart
L. Charlotte
Florida
Canada among top tea drinking nations worldwide
Canada ranks third in global tea consumption, drinking about 9.1 billion cups annually. About 60 of every hundred people sip tea at lunch, 64 at dinner, while 25 drink tea at breakfast.
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Canada
Predicts Less Cutworm Infestation In Saskatchewan
The Dominion experimental station at Swift Current reports a likely milder cutworm season due to a cold wet fall. Surveys show moth numbers similar to last year, with less infestation expected in undisturbed summer fallowed fields. Starvation and chemical controls are outlined for field management. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind was founded in 1918.
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Swift Current
Saskatoon
Lethbridge
Saskatchewan
The
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
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A. G. Virtue
Bowden
Robert M. Ross
Harold C. Peterson
Weyburn
F. C. Eaglesham
J. A. Darling
Brock-Coleville-Erose
Manitoba
G. W. Malaher
Mines and Natural Resources Department
Bane
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Les Carroll
Maisie
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Dick Sleeman
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