Welfare Problem At Ottawa Conference On Eskimos
A recent Ottawa conference called by Hon Ro Ho Winters, minister of resources, addressed welfare of Canada's Eskimo population. About 56 Eskimos exist in Canada, excluding Latrader, with Resources and Development guiding policy to help them adjust to civilization while preserving independence and way of life. Authorities aim to build a sound economy and encourage Eskimos to assume citizenship responsibilities.
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Ottawa
Ro Ho Winters
Canada
Latrader
Department of Resources and Development
Orward
Difficulty Of Checking TB At Eskimo Conference
At a conference called by Mr Winters representatives from eight departments missionaries and Hudsons Bay Company discussed Eskimo health and morale. They agreed current measures for care are sound but urged unified intensified efforts. TB was rising with difficulty isolating active cases due to dispersed population and factors include use of white foxes and scarce game.
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Winters
Hudsett’s Bay Company
Need for Planning for Eskimo Welfare and Education
Delegates discussed the need for planning to aid Eskimos in Canada. They urged new textbooks and stronger practical training in 25 government and missionary schools. They noted government family allowances pensions and the impact of civilization on health and morale, while supporting living off the land and preserving traditional life.
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Canada
Trout Transplant Sleep Method Reduces Deaths
The Canadian Wildlife Service and Canadian Forestry Association report trout can live out of water during transfers. Two percent Ethyl Carbar mate anesthetic in a water tank lulled the fish to sleep before ice packing and air transport to a new lake. Of 1,200 trout averaging five pounds, under ten percent died, far less than water-filled containers would cause.
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Montreal
Canadian Forestry Association
Canadian Wildlife Service
Kamikaze Pilot Finds Courage Through Christianity
Tamio Kato, Japan’s delegate at the international men's convention in Banff, recalls a wartime order to crash his plane and himself on an American ship. He says he was calm, trusted God, and now carries Christianity and love as his new mission.
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Banff, Alta
Tamio Kato
Japan
International
Kato
Tooth Doodling May Lead to Dentures
Dr B Jan kelson of Seattle told the Canadian Dental Association annual meeting that grinding teeth in anger or concentration may help briefly but causes sensitive teeth damaged gums and eventual removal of teeth, a habit he terms tooth doodling.
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Vancouver
B. Jankelson
Seattle
Canadian Dental Association
Livery Barn Demolition Ends Horse Era in Hamiota
In Hamiota Manitoba the last of four livery barns, the 1906 McConnell barn built by George Anderson, is being dismantled to clear space for a municipal hall. The loss marks the end of horse era as cars and trucks rise in the town.
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Jane Dale
Hamiota
McConnell
George Anderson
MecConnell
Coal Industry Is Fundamental To Canada
Ottawa reports Canada’s coal industry is vital to industrial life and will endure despite western oil discoveries. Mines Minister Prudham notes a squeeze due to locomotive oil conversions but expects the industry to survive. He urges Alberta to support coal as gas and oil expand, and says federal and Alberta authorities will set quality standards.
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Canada
Ottawa
Alberta
Dominion Coal Board
East
Record Sales Reach 1.25 Million From 750 Austin Somersets
For the week ending May 23, Britain earned a net 1,250,000 dollars as 750 Austin Somersets were sold to Austin distributors and dealers in Canada the largest dollar earning for a single British commodity.
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Austin
Canada
Britain
Saskatchewan electrification plan extends service to 1000 users
The Saskatchewan Government launches a program to extend electric service to 1000 new customers in towns and on farms. The project is estimated to cost 8 million dollars.
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Ernment
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promised Quick Kidney Relief
A 60 year old remedy touts rapid kidney relief and restores normal kidney action. Advertisers claim Dodd's Kidney Pills help you feel better, work better, and play better, urging reliance on the product.
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Dodd
Ladybugs Aids Farmers In Controlling Harmful Pests
Phoenix correspondent notes Quick, a dealer in ladybugs, ships 270000 beetles per box to farmers across Arizona New Mexico California Oregon Nevada and Utah. The natural predators feast on scale insects and aphids protecting crops while hibernating in cold storage.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Quick of Phoenix
Ladybug
Quick
Miin
Ghctpodunter
Canada
United States
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Oregon
Nevada
Ottawa to Expand Reindeer Herds in Northwest
Resources Minister Winters announced in the Commons that two additional reindeer herds will join the three already run in the Northwest Territories to aid native communities. The measure accompanies a bill transferring powers to the Northwest Territories commission, including reindeer regulations, roads, wills, married women’s property, coroners and inquests, intoxicants, hospitals, and agriculture.
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Winters
Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories Commission
Albertan Will Preside at Racing Meets
Frank O. Eaton of Alix Alberta has been named presiding steward of exhibition race meets in Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon and Regina by the Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders and Racing Association. Eaton succeeds George W. Schilling who after more than 25 years as western track senior steward will vacation in Hawaii and return for the fall meets.
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Winnipeg
Frank O. Eaton
Alix
Alta
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Prairie
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