Love Is Different In The Cameron Circle
Ann Cameron, nurse, and Bob Cameron, surgeon, face professional demands and emotional strain as Dot grapples with feelings of exclusion. Ann’s bond with Ron and her evolving partner dynamic with Bob test the foursome’s harmony, ending in a tense, hopeful homecoming after a grave emergency.
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Cameron
Lawcen Bebb
Krern
Ann Tong
Ron
Ann
Hor
Fen
Bob
Dot
Bot
Camerons
Beal
Ron Ror
Hiron
Doctor Lawson
I Hospital
Ann Cameron
Jet Pilots Refer To Engine Throttle As Go Handle
Pilots in aviation slang call the throttle control on jet engines the go handle, a term used to describe the device that governs engine power during flight. The phrase appears in historical references to cockpit jargon from training materials and pilot interviews.
Woman Mayor Quits Northern Town
Mrs. Sadie Young, 72, steps down after a year as mayor of Stewart British Columbia. She settled there in 1910 during the gold rush, witnessed the town shrink from 10 000 to 300, plans retirement in Vancouver, and recalls mementos including a beaver skin coat and a silver nugget.
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Vancouver
Sadie Young
Stewart
B.C
British Columbia
Canadian Legion
Hyder
Alaska
Seek Farm Helpers and Public Welfare Moves Across West
Saskatchewan plans to bring 310 displaced persons for farm work in 1951 with a full wage. Winnipeg General Hospital will end the indigent hospital rate and charge municipalities the full $6 daily cost after January 1. Kamloops reports a two year sentence for Donald Folström in a toy gun robbery at Bailey’s Grocery. Edmonton notes a record 1950 building permits total of $46,579,372. Red Deer approves sale of a downtown site for $38,000 to Canadian Safeway Ltd to replace the arena.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
National Employment Service
Winnipeg
Winnipeg General Hospital
Municipalis
Kamloops
B.C
Donald Folstron
Lestock, Sask
Bailey's
Edmonton
City Building Department
Red Deer
Alta
Canadian Safeways Ltd
Prairie Woman Printer Enters City Composing Room
Vancouver report shows Charlotte Maitland, a rare female linotypist, joining fifty male workers in the Vancouver Sun composing room. Her career started after high school in Hartney, then Souris, Manitoba, before returning to work following her husband’s death.
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Prairie Woman
Vancouver
Charlotte Maitland
Vancouver Sun
Canada
Hartney
Man
Souris
Manitoba mining shows big gain in 1950 year
Manitoba mining production rose 32.1 percent in 1950 reaching an estimated 31.5 million dollars, while oil and natural gas exploration intensified. Fur values climbed 24 percent to 3.17 million, hydro power up 15 percent, forest-fire damage fell, fishing output declined to 29.5 million pounds worth 4.8 million, and forestry product value dropped by 0.7 million to 13.5 million.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. S. McDiarmid
Melita
Whitefish Livers Try New Gourmet Market
North Saskatchewan gourmets praise whitefish livers fried in butter served hot. D. F. Corney of the Saskatchewan fish marketing board notes livers are new to commercial use, with experiments for wholesale extraction under way and potential U S export.
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North Saskatchewan
D. F. Corney
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Board
U.S
Trapper Now Eating Bear Steaks in Canadian North
Prince Albert district trapper Joe Robillard woke to a sub zero night and found a black bear under his moss bed. He shot the bear’s brain and began processing meat after Ale ran low on fresh provisions. Robillard reports enjoying bear steak as his firelight meals continue.
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Prince Albert
Joe Robillard
Deschambault
Flax Crop Oil Yield High Despite Frost in 1950
Winnipeg report says about 60 percent of the 1950 flax crop grades tough and damp though oil content in dry seed is excellent. Average oil content reaches 42.58 percent, a record high. Drying quality of oil is the highest on record. Crop size about 4 million bushels, twice 1949, with 85 percent top-grade carrots. Farmers warned against frozen flax for livestock. heat treated linseed meal recommended. Samples from 182 stations in Manitoba, 69 in Saskatchewan, 22 in Alberta formed the study.
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Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissioners’ Laboratory
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada Tops List of U.S. Cotton Cloth Buyers
The Commerce Department reported October exports of cotton cloth reached 50,162,000 square yards. Canada and Cuba were the leading destinations, with Canada named as a top buyer.
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Canada
U.S
Washington
United States Commerce Department
Cuba
Four in ten U.S. families worth five thousand dollars
The Federal Reserve Board reports that about forty percent of American families had a net financial worth of $5,000 or more in early 1950, with nearly one in ten households valued at $25,000 or more.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Coal output down Calgary 1950 11 months
Alberta coal production for the first eleven months of 1950 reached 7 216 969 tons, more than half a million tons less than the previous year.
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Calgary
Alberta
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Hilda W. Canfield
Newspaper Syndicate
Cap Children
Scott
J Fashions
Weskit
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Asia
Africa
Princess Patricia Regiment
Chow
Japan
Korea
Col
James Stone
Central Press
Western Briefs
Trapper
Chuck Thurston
Duke
Hung Pon Mey
Cascade Mountains
Quinton Moore
Penticton
MacDonald
Magic van Sa
Jars Richardson & Sons
Calgary Lethbridge
Regina
Swift Current
Saskatoon Moose Jaw
Portage LA Ree
Peggy
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