The Canadian Club of New York Aimed to Foster Amicable Ties
The history by Hugh A. Anderson covers 1903 to 1963 of the Kinship of Two Countries. Warren Publicover notes its wartime relief work and Maple Leaf Fund efforts. From initial May 23, 1903 launch at the YMCA to its Waldorf Astoria rooms, the club grew to 1650 members across 18 nations, while preserving a social mission to promote U.S.-Canada friendship.
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Viewing Highlights For The Coming Week On CBC TV
CBCs schedule features Major League Baseball return with the Yankees vs Red Sox in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. European Cup soccer highlights from Wembley include Munich and West Ham players. Canadian Track and Field Champs film from Seaway Park will showcase Jerome and Crothers. A Moscow report by David Levy covers life in the Soviet capital with a three generation family and May Day parade. The Great War documentary airs Tuesday and Friday detailing 1914 events and US attitudes. The Wilderness Award winning film The Thirties A Glimpse of a Decade screens July 6. Jehovahs Witnesses convention plans in Brandon July 29 to August 1 include rooming accommodations and housing efforts across Canada and the US. Charlotte Whitton declares a bid for Parliament, challenging male opponents.
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Race Announcement Promises Colored TV in Canada Next Year
A news preview reports Canada will launch colored television next year and carries expectations for new broadcasting standards. The tone reflects optimism about technology and televised programming expanding nationwide.
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