Color Theory and Fatigue Remedies in Sports Clinic Notes
The Sports Clinic by Lloyd Percival Mercer Beasley explains tennis color zones for decision making and safe play. It also covers fatigue relief with leg elevation and cold heart-area towels, plus sprinting standards and guidance to join Sports College via mail. Public radio sessions on CBW CBX CBK CFGP provide ongoing advice.
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Mercer Beasley
United States
Sports College
Box 99
Toronto 1
Ontario
Cohuran
CBW
CBX
CBK
CFGP
Public Will Be Informed On Worthy Appeals
Ottawa reports a national philanthropic appeals review board to inform the Canadian public about the worthiness of campaigns for funds. It will include business, labor, women's groups, health and welfare bodies and community chests to provide factual information and encourage support for worthy causes while discouraging unworthy appeals. Final plans to set up the board will be laid shortly.
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Ottawa
B&b. E
Manitoba's New Citizens Move Into Province
More than 1,100 immigrants arrived in Manitoba in the first half of the year. The newcomers come from Britain and Europe with the Netherlands and Denmark aiding the largest current movements, says R. N. Munroe Western Superintendent of Immigration.
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Manitoba
R. N. Munroe
Britain
Europe
Netherlands
Denmark
Side Glimpses of Oddities From 2946
A collage of anecdotes about international trade, gender roles, and curious manners. The piece notes British purchases from the Soviet bloc, Coventry crab meat poisonings, the British Married Women's Association led by Dr Edith Summerskill, claims about women drivers, Olga Petrova’s Great Dane, a Paris marriage landscape with wives controlling finances, Dowager Queen Mary’s old auto habits, and tall breeding trends among rulers and youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Married Women's Association
Edith Summerskill
M.P
Free Calgary Concert to Aid Charity by Wandering Pianist
Sidney Leonard of Winnipeg plays free piano concerts across Calgary for war veterans hospital patients and disabled children. He has never taken a music lesson yet can play any piece and donates all gate receipts to charity while covering his own expenses from an estate in South Africa. He was gassed at Passchendaele in WWI and now entertains in hospitals jails and camps to lift spirits.
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Calgary
Sidney Leonard
Winnipeg
South Africa
Leonard
Faust
Alexander
Passchendaele
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A reflective poem recounts finding solace in the line O God our help in ages past during times of trouble and despair. The narrator recalls waves of darkness and doubt, yet the refrain returns as healing balm, affirming God as help and haven across many years.
Edmonton Mercurys to Represent Canada at World Olympics
The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association selected the Edmonton Mercurys to represent Canada at the next world Olympics. President Doug Grimston announced the choice from six applicants. The Mercurys, 1950 world amateur champions, won the Western Canada intermediate league title with seven straight wins.
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Toronto
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Edmonton Mercurys
Canada
Doug Grimston
Mercurys
C.A.H.A
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Vertical clues range from Malay pewter coin to Hawaiian bird with many simple word answers. Items include three strikes reply to eat to sum up and unspoken, along with terms for preposition garment meadow and game like Napoleon.
Bird Doctor Helps Sick Birds In Vancouver Area
Mrs. Knight, known as the bird doctor in Burnaby near Vancouver, volunteers with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She patches up injured birds at all hours, including a recent saw whet owl with sore eyes and starvation, and has nursed broken or paralyzed birds. The couple breed budgerigars and are famed for their extensive collection on the west coast.
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Vancouver
Knight
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Burnaby
New Control Method Aims at Sask Black Flies
Prince Albert reports a summer program to combat the black fly menace in Saskatchewan using a river dumping of oil and DDT mixture to curb swarms.
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Prince Albert, Sask
Saskatchewan
World Happenings Briefly Told
A roundup of 1950s world notes includes record Britain passenger movement 6 333 000 journeys and a wind 11 345 miles in May. Germany shipyards delivered 39 freighters 89 450 tons plus 19 coastal vessels. Guernsey Star ceases publication due to newsprint cost.
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Lethbridge
Department of Transport
Britain
Guernsey Star
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Lake Titicaca Steamboats Run At High Elevation
The highest lake in regular steamboat service is Lake Titicaca on the Peru Bolivia border. Its elevation reaches about 12,500 feet above sea level, presenting unique operating conditions for vessels.
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Lake Titacaca
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Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Coventry
England
Olga
Olga Petrova
Paris
Queen Mary of
Queen Mary
Frederick William
U.S
Edwards Air Base
California
Central Press
Jane Dale
Earth
By William Ferguson
River Island
By Len Kleis
Virgil
Michigan State Conservation Department
North America
Kansas
Australia
Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Sydney
E. Lodge
Johannesburg
S.A
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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