Rufe and Katy Share a Carnival Night Surprise
In Bellville, Rufe Mills meets Katy McCullum at the carnival after a closed hardware store night. A stranger draws a knife, but Rufe intervenes with a quick punch as Katy defends him, leading to a kiss and a blush as Rufe admits he swallowed his tobacco.
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Ufe Larkins
Bellville
Rufe
Katy McCullum
Rafe
Bob McCullum
Katy
Fpufe
Farmer Jones
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Government Discusses Building Railway To Lynn Lake
In Ottawa the Commons railways committee heard Manitoba's Lynn Lake nickel copper prospects. CN chief Vaughan called the railway plan premature and costly, noting no representations had been made and the line would extend from the Hudson Bay railway towards Sherridan crossing the Churchill River.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Lynn Lake
House of Commons Railways and Shipping Committee
R. S. Moore
C.C.F
Churchill
R. C. Vaughan
C.N.R
Mr. Moore
Mr. Vaughan
Hudson Bay Railway
Sherridan
Churchill River
Selected Recipes for Egg and Ham Molded Dessert
A vintage recipe outlines making a layered molded dessert with hard boiled eggs and ham or meat, plus chocolate and white sauce. Steps include creaming shortening with sugar and egg yolk, alternating flour and milk with baking powder, folding in melted chocolate and stiff egg whites, then steaming in buttered molds for two hours and serving with chocolate sauce or whipped cream.
Not Enough Cooks in Canadian Army
Ottawa reports a cooking staff shortage in the Canadian Army with only 14 of 1500 new recruits admitting cooking skills. Officials say at least 50 cooks are required to meet needs.
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Ottawa
Easy Pattern 4658 Dress Jacket Ensemble Ad
Anne Adams Pattern 4658 offers a flattering slenderizing dress with jabot and a slim boxy jacket. Includes illustrated instructions and sizes 34 through 50, with yardage for size 36 and a request for 25 cents payment to the Winnipeg Pattern Dept.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Immigrants to Canada rise in early 1948 intake
Ottawa reports 12 457 immigrants admitted in January and February 1948 up from 5 337 in the same months of 1947. The immigration branch notes the largest gain comes from continental Europe as the flow increases.
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Ottawa
Canada
Europe
St Mary Milk River Irrigation Tunnel Meets In Alberta
The 15 million St Mary Milk River project in southern Alberta marks a milestone as the diversion tunnels meet in the middle after lining. PFRA engineer Wally Foss and the contractor note near perfect alignment as work proceeds toward full completion and river diversion to double irrigation in the region.
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Saskatoon
Sask
St. Mary-Milk River
Alberta
Wally Foss
PFRA
P.F.R.A
Luxury maternity transportation starts in Vancouver local
Point Grey Transportation Co launches a 24 hour limousine maternity service modeled on U S city programs with qualified driver attendants. Rossland plans a week long winter carnival February 1949 aligning with the Western Canada Ski Championships at Red Mountain February 10 to 13. Edmonton promises an all weather road to B C. Allan Patrick Calgary pioneer dies at nearly 100. Airplane visits in Elkhorn for patient service. Brandon hosts eastern start of motor caravan to Nelson with Victoria as western start point. departs May 24 arrives May 27.
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Vancouver
Point Grey Transportation Co
U.S
Rossland
B.C
Red Mountain
Brandon
Man
Nelson
H. A. McGill
Brandon Chamber of Commerce
Victoria
Seven-Foot Club in Toronto Sets Tall Membership Rules
Toronto forms the Tip Top men's and women's club with height thresholds. Women must be at least 5 foot 11 inches, men at least 6 feet 2 inches to qualify for membership.
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Toronto
Tip Toppers’ Club
Timely Warning on Gradual Spring Exercise Start
Health authorities warn against overtaxing underused muscles as good weather returns. Spring brings ambition but exercise should start slowly and build gently to avoid injury.
Happy Customer Tips St. Paul Waitress $100
Mrs. Lucille Windingstad a St. Paul waitress served a customer who asked for a cab and praised her smile. As he left he gave her a $100 tip and told her to stay happy.
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ST. Paul
Lucille Windingstad
Alaska Job Prospects Warn Laborers Away
Anchorage officials warned workers to avoid Alaska unless employment is secured as thousands arrive with no funds amid the worst jobs climate in eight years. William W. Maitland of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service reported unemployment claims have surged eighteenfold.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William W. Maitland
Alaska Territorial Employment Service
Bacon Price Increase for Export to United Kingdom Issued
The meat board raises export bacon price by 25 cents per 100 pounds for all Wiltshire sides and export cuts. New price for number one A grade Wiltshire sides is 36.45 dollars per 100 pounds on Canadian seaboard deliveries. The rise is funded from reserves and does not raise UK consumer costs. Avedire wood is imported from Africa for veneers.
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Ottawa
The
Meat Board
United Kingdom
Canadian Seaboard
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