Wings and Chaps and a Damsel in Distress
Hazel owns Double X ranch and faces foreclosure by a development company. Blaine, an aviator, uncovers she has been rustling her own cattle to save the ranch, exposing a plan to foreclose and the mystery of missing cattle and receipts. A sapphire mink display in Calgary hints at broader rare wildlife trade.
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Feenia
Tom
Bertt
Blaine
Prince
Double X §& Ranch
Caesar
Sierra Madres
Hazel
Double X
Calgary
L. R. Gorham
Edmonton
Presto Change-o Dress Pattern 4766 Sold by Anne Adams
Pattern 4766 offers a versatile dress with adaptable collar in sizes 12 through 20. The instruction pattern costs 25 cents and requires 39 inch fabric. orders must be sent with name address and size to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Selected Recipes From a Vintage Bread Pudding
Bread and cheese bake in layers with custard poured over. Oven baked in a water bath until firm, about forty five minutes. A honey sauce with butter cornstarch and water thickens to serve over pudding or ice cream.
Calgary Stockyards Set All Time Record
Calgary stockyards report 196,460 cattle and 21,687 calves handled in ten months of 1948, up more than 47,000 from 1947. The figure far surpasses Edmonton and ranks third among Dominion livestock centres.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Dominion
Global motor laws split on driving side
A world survey shows 101 nations require driving on the right while 85 enforce a left hand rule. The review highlights the split in how countries regulate vehicle operation.
No butter shortage seen for prairies Regina
Gordon Loveridge of Grenfell Saskatchewan, president of the Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Association, said the prairies will not face a butter shortage. He noted the region is surplus producing and should remain unaffected even if shortages occur in eastern Canada or the west coast.
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Regina
Prairies
Gordon Loveridge
Grenfell, Sask
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creamery Association
Praire Provinces
Canada
Truman election tops 1948 yearend news list
United Press editors in New York ranked the year’s ten biggest stories with Truman’s victory over Dewey first. Other top items included the Berlin airlift, high cost of living, Gandhi’s assassination, Babe Ruth’s death, and Israel’s founding.
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United Press News
New York
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Europe
Kasenkina
Gandhi
Babe Ruth
U.S
Israel
Bernadette
Princess Elizabeth
Tass
Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
King George
Australia
Bernadotte
India
Berlin
Gen. Smuts
Palestine
Czechoslovakia
Organization of the
Union of Western Powers
Tito
Cominform
Radio amateur network organized in Saskatchewan
J C Stephen of Moose Jaw announced that an emergency radiophone network has formed in Saskatchewan with more than 25 licensed amateur stations and outposts across the province. In other notes, Peace River district reports ripe Jemons in a cafe window. air plane cowboys emerge in British Columbia. Edmonton installs over 2000 telephones, totaling 28,686. coyotes raid Sifton turkeys and chickens, with multiple farmers reporting losses including 180 turkeys and dozens of fowl.
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Moose Jaw
J. C. Stephen
Saskatchewan
Provinc
Grand Prairie
Alta
Peace River
Sifton
Man
J. Bogushi
Stanley Safronetz
Paul Medvedchuk
Walter Cherwoniuk
Johnny Fedorkin
Steve Matvieshen
Andrew Boyachuk
Jack Safrinetz
Prairies Blamed For B C Crimes
Vancouver police blame a wave of crime on a large influx of young men from the Prairies and Eastern Canada. Detectives raid underworld haunts as 32 holdups occurred in the last month. Officials cite job scarcity and layoffs fueling petty crimes.
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Vancouver
Prairies
Canada
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Prairie Provinces
Sastern Canada
B.C
Dominion
National Employment Service
World Wheat Yield Above Expectations
The 1948 world wheat crop is estimated at 6.285 billion bushels, above the September forecast and 470 million above 1947. Europe shows a large gain, notably France and the United Kingdom, while North and South America and Oceania are down from last year. Canada yields 393.3 million bushels. total distribution by region is provided with 1947 figures in parentheses.
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Ottawa
Europe
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
France
United Kingdom
North America
South America
Oceania
United States
Australia
U.S S.R
Asia
Africa
This Is Canada handbook for new immigrants
A pocket sized guide in simple language will inform Canada’s new citizens about the country. Resources Minister Mac Kinnon issued English copies and French Dutch Polish German and Ukrainian editions are being prepared. The book titled This Is Canada will be distributed to all immigrants.
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Ottawa
Canada
MacKinnon
Saskatchewan rural municipalities meet in Regina
The 44th annual Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention will run March 8 to 11 in Regina. Secretary C. G. Bryden says about 1,000 delegates are expected and the program will span four days instead of three due to a heavy agenda.
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Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
Regina
C. G. Bryden
Alberta cattle disease free in Edmonton report
Hyperkeratos, a skin thickening disease, has swept some U S cattle areas but is not currently attacking cattle on Alberta farms. The disease is known here but has occurred rarely in recent years.
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Edmonton
United States
Alberta
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New Mexico
Fred
John Thomas Kieran
Greenhorn
Copyright Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
J.S. Thompson
Midnapore
Browness
Ith
Tash
Ty Anne Adams
Roger Fournier
Connell Creek
Sask
Pasquia Forest
Joseph Fournier
The
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly At
Paris
Western Briefs
Ashcroft
British Columbia
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
Mary Maxim Sifton
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