Old Joe and the Smart Collie Stop Night Stickup
An elderly gas station owner Joe Simpson foils a late night robbery with his collie. The dog retrieves a message to his brother in law the sheriff, exposing the plan. The robber is discouraged and warned to rethink his career as Joe and the dog celebrate their success.
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Traffe
Joe Sirmipema
Joe
Jom
Joe Simpson
Jim
Don
Collie
Old Joe
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Mayor Wears Stranger Coat After Theatre Mixup
A Lethbridge theatre patron reported his coat missing from the checkroom. An Edmonton street photographer’s coupon inside led theatre manager Douglas Hackleford to identify Mayor L S Turcotte wearing another man’s coat for a week.
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Lethbridge
Edmonton Street
Douglas Hackleford
L. S. Turcotte
Alaska Students Conquer 17130 Foot King’s Peak
Four University of Alaska students climbed King’s Peak the highest un climbed point in North America and planted the university banner at the summit on June 6. Leader Al Paige announced the perilous ascent in the St Elias Range in Yukon Territory southwest of Alaska.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
King’s Peak
University of Alaska
al Paige
St. Elias Range
Yukon Territory
Wildlife shooting warned as ducks and geese slain
Western briefs report officers warning Churchill forces after investigating wanton slayings of ducks swans geese and at least one white fox. Regina notes bridge repair at Saskatchewan Landing will cost about 325000 after 900000 damage. Winnipeg reports 107 Manitoba fatalities from accidents in first five months of 1952 matching last year's figure. Vancouver experts describe agate rocks resembling oil paintings and advise grinding for beauty. Vancouver tobacco grower John Kovacs urges growing your own to beat rising cigarette costs. Churchill hunters warn of disappointment with fewer ducks and more swans on Churchill river trips. Medicine Hat introduces a baby sitter nursing service to church morning services with nursery access from church entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Man
Saskatchewan Farm Workers May Go East For Harvest
Saskatchewan harvesters will be sent to Ontario to help gather that province's crop. Prince Albert employment office manager T. E. Conroy said the move comes after earlier fears due to foot and mouth disease. He hopes Prince Albert’s participation will exceed 100 workers, with more unemployed men than women. Key vacancies include mucking machine operators, auto mechanics, lab technicians, accountants, druggists, production workers, and berry pickers.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Ontario
T. E. Conroy
Conroy
Do You Know That A Wind Must Blow Strongly To Be A Hurricane
A note states that winds must exceed 75 miles per hour to classify a hurricane, urging readers to think right and live right and eat right.
Cheese Biscuit Pie Topping Fish Pie
Melt butter, blend with flour then stir in milk to a thick sauce. Fold in fish, onion, parsley, capers, and lemon juice. Season, pour into casserole, top with biscuit crust, and bake until golden. Yield four to five servings.
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Cininamon
Ieee T.o
Governor General named Honorary Patron of Geographical Society
The Governor General is appointed Honorary Patron of the Canadian Geographical Society succeeding Viscount Alexander of Tunis. His Excellency’s acceptance was conveyed in a message from Government House to the Society’s president, Air Marshal Robert Leckie.
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Governor General
Canadian Geographical Society
Mr. Massey
Viscount Alexander of
Tunis
Government House
Air Marshal
Robert Leckie
Buffalo Return to Rolling Hills at Waterton Park
Southern Alberta sees the Waterton Lakes herd revived under three federal wardens. Six buffalo moved by truck from Island Park near Edmonton to a paddock near Pincher Creek, forming a show herd tied to the historic Hudson Bay fur trade route. The Pablo lineage from Montana, purchased in 1906, roots the herd’s history through relocations to Wainwright, Elk Island, Wood Buffalo, and Fort Smith, with current Canada counts estimated around 16 000 to 18 000.
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Waterton Lakes
Pablo
Flathead Country
Montana
Coyote
Ravilli
Mont
Falo
Canada
Wainwright
Alta
Elk Island Park
Wood Buffalo Park
Alberta
Athabasca River
Fort Smith
Northwest Territories
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Walter Stanley Shatto
Toronto
John Brainie
Ifm
John Draime
Claire Murray
Bury Baxxer
Marne
Moone
Mn C. C
Nashville
Teanemee
eNes
Swuboorn
Yukon Peak
SHAPE
Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
Paris
Cement Blanc
Francois Lecheres
Ridgway
Adm
M. Nomy
Central Press Canadian
Western Briefs
Regina
Saskatchewan Landing
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Vancouver
Peter Drummond
John Kovacs
Fraser Valley
Kovacs
Churchill, Man
Churchill River
Medicine Hat
P.S
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Let Carroll
Macdonalds
Rolling Hills
Waterton Lakes National Park
Kootenay Pass
Buffalo Paddock
Buf
Yrania
Fleischmann
D Atla
Caver
Fifischmanns
Serre
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