Map changes erase Peron from Argentine geography
Geographic’s map shows sweeping renaming after the overthrow of the Peron regime. Eva Peron Province becomes La Pampa and President Peron Province turns to Chae. Ushuaia loses its “world's southernmost town” status amid Chilean base development on Navarino Island. The article notes updated heights, depths, and new infrastructure as Argentina modernizes.
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Juan D. Peron
Peron
Eva Peron
Ria
la Pampa
Presidente
Ushuaia Argentine
Purrio Walames
Navarino Island
Tierra del Fuego
Ushuaia
Antarctica
Mount
Arconcagua
Argentina
North America
Winkler Cannery to Supply Navy Beans in Winnipeg and Manitoba
Winkler area growers will be the sole suppliers of navy beans to the Winnipeg and Manitoba market this year. Co op Prairie Canners Ltd announced the contract with a large Winnipeg wholesale organization. Government officials aided the deal and special equipment bought in Minnesota will be installed after customs clearance.
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Winkler
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Co-op Prairie Canners Ltd
Winkler School
Co-op Cannery
Co-op
Canadian Customs Department
Crookston
Minnesota
Winkler Progress
Bird House Plans and Feeder Pack Offered in Pattern 277
Readers can build bird houses to attract bluebirds and wrens with Pattern 277, which provides actual-size cutting guides. The pattern is offered matted for 40c, and a Bird House and Feeder Packet containing ten different designs, including the above, costs $1.75.
Carnation Plant Expansion to Triple Size in Quebec Mission
The Carnation Company will triple the Alexanana Sherbrooke plant by adding 19 000 square feet for bulk nonfat milk powder production. Groundbreaking is set for May 15 with completion and operation planned for January 1959. The project includes a concrete production area and a large warehouse, with costs more than doubling the investment. Employment prospects are not officially stated.
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Alexanana
Carnation Company
Arthur H. Hall
Sherbrooke
Que
Hall
Honors bestowed on Duck Lake School Indians
At a cadet parade in the Prince Albert Armouries the General Officer Commanding presented awards to Cadets of St. Micheal's Indian Residential School Cadet Corp Duck Lake Sask. Valley News Rosthern Sk.
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Prince Albert Armouries
St. Micheal’s Indian Residential School Cadet Corp
Duck Lake
Sask
Valley News
Rosthern, Sk
Pipeline under construction makes Picture Butte a trailer town
Picture Butte becomes a teeming trailer town as headquarters for gas pipe crews laying the line from near Cher Creek gas field to Princess near the Saskatchewan border, a distance of 144 miles.
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Picture Butte
Incher Creek
Priness
Saskatchewan
Lethbridge Northern News
Misses dress pattern 4620 sews two versions
For summer a low neckline version and a high neck with sleeves for year round wear. Printed Directions accompany Pattern 4620 in Misses sizes 14 through 48. Requires fabric yardage and 50 cent payment by coin. Mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Big water and sewer pipes aimed at town
Earthmoving crews began the long awaited project to install water and sewer lines for Grenfell. A trenching machine started near the Ernie Welch farm advancing 600-800 feet daily as ten inch pipe follows and lagoon walls rise for a natural purification reservoir. Additional equipment arrived by flatcar over the weekend.
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Grenfell
McKenzie Farm
Ernie Welch
Neil Deagle
Ferry launches over Red Deer marks spring opening
The first ship through the Saults Locks signals spring and resumed Great Lakes navigation. Canadians and Americans along the St. Marys River celebrate, especially residents north and south of the Red Deer River, as north south travel resumes and ice crossings end.
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Saults Locks
St. Mary’s River
Great Lakes
Red Deer River
Herald
Hanna
Alta
Spring fire hazards warned as Albertans urged to clean up safely
Alberta officials warn spring home and car projects spark fires and injuries. Bridges urges outdoor draining of gas into safety containers, painting thinner mixing away from flames, and daily disposal of oily rags. He cites April 1955 as peak fire month and May as next highest. Cautions on grass and stubble fires, permits for outdoor burning, and keeping water and tools ready to soak embers after extinguishing.
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Alberta
Bridges
Cancer Tops Child Menace Says Seattle Pediatrician
Dr. Alexander Bill, visiting the North Pacific Pediatric Society, says cancer is now the greatest danger to children after accidents. He notes cancer has replaced diseases once fatal but now curable and cites possible links to radiation from fallout and X rays, while praising advances against diphtheria and diarrhoea.
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Seattle
Alexander Bill
North Pacific Pediatric Society
Local Safety Council Formed In Hanna
Interest from Hanna business men Home and School Association members and others leads to the creation of a local safety council. The group will focus on school home and playground safety with plans also addressing farm safety and other community safety needs.
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Hanna
Home and School Association
The
Herald
Alta
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Moon McKinney
Bartholomew Trench
Antofagasta
Cape Horn
Profumon
Frane Shor
National Geographic Magazine
Jean
Buenos Aires
Shor
Winkler Cannery Bean
Bird House
Home Workshop
P.P.L
Lth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
F.O.B. Regina
Albert and Victoria, Regina
E. R. Neely
Red Deer
Cancer
Top Child Menace
Local Safety Council Formed
Sedicin
Dodd
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