Crow's Nest Pass Coal Mines Retain Renutation of Western Canada's Largest Coal Field
Alberta coal industry shows 1953 production at 5.88 million tons with 5 670 average miners and 145 average working days. Despite declines from 1952 and 1953, officials foresee a brighter long term due to coal turbine engine prospects and large known reserves of nearly 47.9 billion tons, about 48 percent of Canada and one eighth of world deposits.
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Population rise in St James Manitoba 1953 census
Statistical figures by Dr N R Rawson show St James Manitoba population at mid 1953 20 557 an increase from 19 561 in 1951. The report notes there are about 400 muscles in the human body.
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Punchline Parade of Witty Anecdotes and Jokes
A collection of humorous quips and witticisms ranging from breakfast routines to family disputes. The jokes touch on athletic myths, a jockey romance, Washington cherry tree lore, bank note dates, a near drowning rescue, dictionary etymology, and superstitions about black cats.
Royal Bank of Canada annual meeting charts economy and expansion
James Muir cites Canada’s high cost structure and barriers to trade as obstacles to prosperity. He urges move toward liberalized trade, convertible currencies, and a mature money market with stronger bank participation. T. H. Atkinson reports record assets and deposits, expanded branches domestically and abroad, and a robust overseas division contributing to earnings.
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Sound principle over expediency strengthens Canada
The speaker argues that sacrificing expediency on hard political choices yields a large reward: Canada’s growth to the economic stature required to take its place among world powers. The message emphasizes principled governance for national advancement.
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Grande Prairie Plans Highway Signs To Draw Tourists
Alberta Highways approves signs west and north of Grande Prairie to attract visitors. Intersections of the highway and by pass will host signs designed to stimulate tourist interest and bring travelers into town.
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