Church Promise Before the House and Garden
Ruth urges Jerry toward a life with marriage and a churchly routine, while Jerry, a Customs agent, navigates danger from Manloff’s smuggling gang. Ruth’s lie about him being a stoolie jeopardizes their budding future, but he vows to quit the Customs and marry, taking her to church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Ruth
Clark
Maniels Gang
Ruthie
Jerry Bronson
Waterfront
Manloff
Manioff
Tony
Bronson
Customs
Mrs Fisher Enjoys Blue Bonnet F.N.E. Flavor
Mrs John Fisher samples Blue Bonnet margarine for F N E praising sunny sweet taste and year round Vitamin A. The ad touts Nutritious economical use for cooking and bread, promotes Bice Bonnet Canadian margarine in regular and Yellow Quix bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
F.N.E
Canada
Number Of Canadian Families Up Yet Average Size Declines
Canada’s families total 3,207,000 in 1951 up from 2,525,090 in 1941 while the average household drops to 3.7 from 3.9. National population rises to about 14 million from 11.5 million. Ontario adds families to 1,162,000 but average size falls to 3.4. Quebec up to 856,000 with average 4.2. Newfoundland leads in size at 4.4, BC remains smallest at 3.3, Saskatchewan and Alberta show mixed shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Ily
Quebec
Newfoundland
Columb 4A
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Rural electrification and new fisheries growth across Western Canada
Alberta farms expanded from 500 to about 15 000 with electrification and cooperative rural services organized. In Saskatchewan Co op Point on Reindeer Lake sees a processing plant a cooperative store and a community kitchen. Manitoba eyed refining oil in Minneapolis while a Christian Oils Limited survey examines feasibility. A British apple champ from Oliver won with 2 104 apples in 40 minutes, against 63 competitors. Gerald Fontaine built a motorcycle engine vehicle at Spiritwood, projected 49 mph and 30 mpg. Vancouver considers canteens in logging camps to curb liquor abuse among isolated workers. A Hitchin girl asked about her last wish would fly in a Comet and now wants to be an air hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Sask
Co-op Point
Reindeer Lake
Saskatchewan
Gillian Poole
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Miles Thomas
B.O.A.C
Gillian
Seed Experts Seek Antidote to Virulent Stem Rust Strain
Ottawa reports two Canadian seed specialists, Dr. H. Gouldehk and AH Parker, touring Latin America to test seed varieties for rust resistance. They study Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Peru and Ecuador and assess a new Canadian wheat variety for 15-B rust resistance while guarding details to avoid seed demand before 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Peru
Ecuador
Population Grows By 1,149 A Day
Canada’s population rose by 1,149 daily, according to the Bureau of Statistics. From June 1, 1951, to June 1, 1952, daily births averaged 1,036 and deaths 332, with immigrants at 590 daily and emigrants 145. Net yearly gain reached 419,385.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
The Top Speeds of Horse Hare and Greyhound
The note compares speeds of horses hares and greyhounds. It cites top estimates: horses up to 48 miles per hour hares about 45 and greyhounds around 40. It reads like a quick facts roundup from a feature on animal speed.
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Vega Brown
Manlel
Max
Routh
Bare Helams
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Bob Stewart
Russell, Man
Central Press
Western Briefs
Calgary
Asuca Service
U.S
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
W. B. Scarth
Pascal Oils Limited
Theinnesota City
Penticton
B.C
Anne Peterman
Oliver
Spiritwood
Gerald Fontaine
Vancouver
International Woodworkers of America
Commission On Sale of Liquor
British Columbia
Macdonalds
C. H. Goulden
A. H. Parker
H. Gouldehk
Dominion Cerealist
AH. Parker
Gilbert Plains
Fancy
Waite Fisheries Ltd
BIG River
Les Carroll
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