No One Knew Parrysh Blaine’s Guilty Refusal
The story centers on Parrysh Blaine, heir and lawyer, who hides a dark crime behind a veneer of wealth and genteel life. After Christian Bieler’s death by cliff fall, Blaine’s secret guilt torments him while he travels Europe seeking forgetfulness, until a fatal heart disease ends his life in Sorrento.
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Christian Bieler
Blaine
Christian
Christian Bieder
Smedport
Parrysh Blaine
Parrysh
James
Bilaine
Bilaines
Milan
Sorrento
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Western Briefs Drouth Closes Camps
Saskatchewan and Manitoba briefs report drought closures and local notices. Canadian Legion baseball tournament set for June 5 6 in Lloydminster with eight entries. Dominion swimming championships slated for July 25 28 in Vancouver. Farmers in Yorkton district total near 100 million in 1950. Nurses' private duty rate raised to 9 a day in Manitoba. Regina runway work to boost Trans Canada Airlines stops. A Saskatchewan lake named for fallen soldier Lorne Locker. Victoria Day observed in Manitoba on May 24 with potential date shift debated.
Bridge Opening Near Swift Current Set for June 20
Premier T. C. Douglas will officially open a new bridge across the South Saskatchewan River at nearby Saskatchewan Landing on June 20.
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Swift Current
Sask
South Saskatchewan River
Saskatchewan Landing
T. C. Douglas
Loch Ness Monster Tale Reappears in Scottish Lore
Loch Ness in Scotland is once again linked to reports of a legendary sea serpent. Column recounts old legends and local belief in the creature said to inhabit the lake.
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Loch Ness
Scotland
Tree Planting Car On Tour Itinerary for Prairie Visits
The Canadian Forestry Association tree planting car launches its annual prairie tour with itinerary 1 covering May and June stops in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The schedule lists towns chronologically from Fossion to Meadows with dates from May 7th to June 30th.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Early Welt Process in Shoemaking Developed in 1874
The welt process joining outsole to upper used a narrow leather strip. Known by the 15th century, a practical machine for this method emerged in 1874, reshaping shoe manufacturing.
Regular Checkups for Health and Dental Care
Regular exams with doctors and dentists help keep the body and teeth in good condition through periodic medical and dental checkups. Continuous care supports early issue detection and overall wellness.
Hundreds of new industries start in Alberta
Edmonton report cites a surge in new Alberta operations since January with 872 companies incorporated last year, 705 from within the province and 167 from outside, according to Economic Affairs Minister A. J. Hooke.
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Alberta
Edmonton
A. J. Hooke
Increase Seen In Prairie Wheat Acreage
Canadian rail reports indicate wider wheat planting across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Manitoba up seven percent to 2 048 700 acres Saskatchewan up eight percent to 16 284 000 acres Alberta acreage unchanged. Moisture generally satisfactory with above normal precipitation in Saskatchewan and Alberta and below normal in Manitoba.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Visitor fatally shot on hotel grounds in Victoria
A trespasser at the Empress Hotel grounds in downtown Victoria was shot and killed by British Columbia game warden Robert Sinclair. He claimed the .22 revolver was used to kill a raccoon treed near the Government and Humboldt corner, marking the first raccoon sighting there in years.
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Victoria
Empress Hotel
British Columbia
Robert Sinclair
Government and
Humboldt
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Borrenta
J Fashions
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
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Toronto
Paris
Monte Carlo
Biarritz
Riviera
Western
Drouth
Ancouver
Lloydminster, Sask
Llovydminster
Canadian Legion
Vancouver
Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club
Yorkton
Winnipeg
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Regina
Trans-Canada Airlines
Flin Flon
Man
R. M. Locker
Lorne
Fon du Lac
C. E. Greenlay
Labor
Moone
Hal
Canada
Imperial Leduc
Sarnia
Ont
Superior
Wis
Teronte
Central Press Canadian
UE Canada
Aah Cigarette
Fossion
Thendon
Vadena
Fishing Lake
Sheha
Insinger
Theodore
Springside
Orcadia
Rokeby
Saltcoats
Bredenbury
Churchbridge
Langenburg
Marchwell
Harrowby
Millwood
Binscorth
Birtle
Foxwarren
Kelloe
Selsgirth
Strathclair
Shoal Lake
Basswood
Newdale
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Franklin
Keyes
Arden
Giladstone
Macdonald
Westbourne
Marquette
Poplar Point
Rosser
Meadows
Watt
Flite
Wesco Waterpaints
ST. Patrick Street
Montreal
Les Carroll
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