Periods That Challenge NHL Goalkeepers On Record
The piece analyzes goalkeeping by period, noting Lumley, Brimsek, Durnan, Rayner and Henry show varying strengths across first, second, third periods. It highlights Brimsek’s standout second frame and Sugar Jim Henry’s record 64 goals in the final period, with Turk Broda strong in first and third. It ends by proposing an all-star team of brothers from the league.
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N.hl
Cage
Harry Lumley
Detroit
Oher
Lumley
Charlie Rayner
Rangers
Big Chuck
Bill Durnan
Canadiens
Frank Brimsek
Boston
Durnan
Brimsek
Sugar Jim Henry
Chicago
Toronto
Turk Broda
Vicar Solves Confetti Cleanup at Wedding
Rev Dawson Bowling of St Mark’s church in Gillingham says he solved the confetti problem after weddings. The bridegroom pays $3 before the ceremony and gets it back if no confetti is thrown, a scheme praised as effective amid wedding expenses.
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Gillingham
Kent
Dawson Bowling
St. Mark's Church
Noody
Alberta Dairy Winners Top Ice Cream Makers Named
Alberta competition honors lead dairy makers with top ranks to M. Hansen of South Edmonton and G. Sept of Lethbridge.
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Alberta
M. Hansen
South Edmonton
G. Sept
Calgary
V. Bellamy
D. H. McCallum
A.D.A
E. Lucks
Bruderheim
D. A. Ure
Geo. Ruffler
Penoka
Back
E. A. Montgomery
Crossfield
E. A. McAllister
A. A. Prout
Red Deer
G. Sherick
Didsbury
N. EF. Davidson
Glenwood
M. Manchuk
Toefield
J. Eaker
Astronomy craze returns to boys in the 90s
J. R. Cox editor of the Boys' Own Paper notes youth shift from poetry and school stories to home entertainments. Movies and radio have overshadowed literature as astronomy gains new favor among boys in the decade.
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London
J. R. Cox
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers From Vintage Page
A chaotic OCR list presents crossword clues and fragments across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes colloquial terms, proper nouns, and scattered numbers, hinting at a full grid of wordplay, general knowledge, and linguistic puzzles.
Britain sees record 1948 tourist influx
The Board of Trade reports 504000 visitors to Britain in 1948, the largest number recorded, up 108000 from 1947, with London as a key destination and overall travel boom continuing into winter.
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London
Board of Trade
Britain
U S May Hold 1959 Ice Hockey Championship
The 1950 amateur world ice hockey championships may be staged in the United States. The International Ice Hockey Federation proposed accepting an American invitation if the U S commits part of the funds to bring European teams to North America. A final decision will be announced after May 30.
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United States
International Ice Hockey Federation
North America
Tropical climate of Northern Territory Australia
The Northern Territory in Australia experiences a tropical climate with a wet season from November through April and a dry season from May to October. Population in these regions remains sparse.
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Northern Territory
Australia
Health toxoid seen as best diphtheria preventive
Health League of Canada urges immunization after southern Alberta diphtheria outbreaks that closed schools and halted meetings. It notes Toronto's 1948 diphtheria-free year and warns against complacency, stressing toxoid's effectiveness in preventing the disease.
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Alberta
Health League of Canada
Health League
Toronto
Gordon Park Jackson
Seamless pipe strength cited for deep oil drilling needs
The article notes seamless pipe used in rotary drilling must have high fatigue strength for operations nearly three miles underground. It lists oil well tubing pump tubing line pipe and stainless steel process pipes as seam less pipe classes for petroleum use. Alberta dairy product value hit a record 56 million dollars in 1948.
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Alberta
World Happenings Briefly Told
Packs of wolves from northern Russia sweep Norway's north. Herbert Newcomb fined for calling a passenger a twerp. India and Argentina plan diplomatic ties and ambassadors exchange. UC unveils a powerful new atom smasher. Postmaster General says wartime postage rise will last many years. A thief may reform. New Testament stolen from Dawson Creek resident. Cristobal sails with 501 White Russians for Samar transit. National Employment Service officer to train for the blind under CNIB direction.
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Henry Langerud
Dawson Creek
Alta
National Employment Service
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Scorched stain treated with salt lemon juice sun drying
A home remedy instructs rubbing scorch stains with salt moistened in lemon juice and then hanging the fabric in sunshine to dry, aiming to lift the mark.
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N.H.L
National Hockey League
Tiny Thompson
Lionel Conacher
Kenny Reardon
Neil Colville
Buck Boucher
Mazz Patrick
Frank Boucher
Max Bentley
Doug Bentley
Bill Cook
Charlie Conacher
Mac Colville
Buncock
Lynn Patrick
Paul Thompson
Terry Reardon
Aberdeen-Angus Association
Cameron Mctaggert
Ont
Tom Henderson
Prof
J. P. Sackville
H. Morrell
Sask
Chas. C. Mathews
Cowley Webster
Man
C. Argue
Roy Ballhorn
R. V. McCullough
Canadian Hereford Breeders Association
W. J. Eagar
Innisfail
L. W. Bond
Irricana
W. S. O'Neil
Denfield
Ovt
J. A. Paul
Okotoks
Alec A. Mitchell
Lloydminster
S. P. Gould
Rosalind
L. W. Wood
Armstrong
B.C
Geo. Rodanz
L. V. Robson
Deleau
Wilbur Catley
Craver
Lask
D. A. Andrew
Printer’s Ear
Jacob
Heroine
Little Reggie
Sram
Margarita
Grimey Soapsuds
Priscilla
al Vermeer
U.S
Stockholm
Russia
Herbert Newcomb
India
Argentina
The
University of California
Bertrand
Commons
Cristobal
International Relief Organization
Shanghai
Phillippine Island
Samar
Kurz Korner
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