Val Faces Dave Roth as Mill Heads Move Home
Val, a post office clerk, grapples with Dave Roth returning to run his lumber mill and bringing a new stepmother home. Her love for Dave, past heartbreak with Steve and the looming life change collide as Dave announces his father moves headquarters to the area.
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David Roth
Dave Roth
Dave
Maire
Daves
Val
Polly Rodgers
Peter Rielle
Peter
Steve
Post Office
Phil Cross
Phil
Claire
Eleanor
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Ken Watson Quits Competitive Curling
Winnipeg reports Ken Watson announces retirement from competitive curling ending the famed Watson Grant partnership. The pair, known as Mr. Curler, held multiple Dominion crowns and seven grand aggregate titles. Watson will focus on club games and his role as chairman of the Dominion high schools committee.
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Winnipeg
Ken Watson
Manitoba
Grant
Ken
Dominion High Schools
Dominion Curling Association
Manitoba High
Canada's Oil Exploration Leads Into Frozen Wastes
Andrew R. Boone reports from Edmonton on Canada’s vast undeveloped oil basins beneath Alberta and the Arctic plains. Explorers face temperatures to 72 below zero, muskeg bogs, and frozen drills as they locate Devonian coral reefs suspected to contain high gravity oil with Gulf Coast scale potential. Canadian and U.S. firms push north with new tracked rigs toward the North Pole frontier.
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Edmonton
Asia
Iran
Canada
Alberta
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
North Pole
Gulf of Mexico
California Standard Co
Standard Oo Company of
Princess Field
Calgary-Edmonton
Arctic Ocean
North America
Acheson
U.S
Trouts in Crow's Nest River Sparkle Again
Western Briefs report restored water quality after open coal mine sumps were closed, ending coal dust pollution that turned fish jet black.
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Blairmore
Alta
Crow's Nest River
Forestrye
Manitoba and Saskatchewan Milk Production Drops
Manitoba milk output fell 67,009,000 pounds from 1948 to 1950 with 1951 trend suggesting a further two percent decline. Saskatchewan production dropped nearly 200,000,000 pounds from 1948 to 1950, falling from 1,802,000,000 to 1,612,000,000, amid labor, substitute products, and price pressures.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
C. H. P. Killick
Regina
Saskatchewan
Vitamin A and D Drops Warn Against Overdosage
A public health notice stresses accurate measurement of vitamin A and D drops to avoid dangerous overdosage. It warns that excess intake can cause calcifications in children's tissues and urges careful dosing.
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Cannada
Anthony Eden
Britain
Winston Churchill
Eden
House of Commons
By Andrew R. Boone
North Pote
Ntial Press
Western Briefs
Trout
Dauphin
Roy Bentley
Max
Doug Bentley
National Hockey League
Dauphin Kings
Ken Houghham
Frenchman's Butte, Sask
Prince Albert
Sask
Donald Brownridge
Kamsack, Sask
Kamsack Collegiate
W. Turner
Vancouver
W. E. Farris
Legal Fraternity
Bonnyville
Tor American Oils Ltd
Montreal
Isis
petHomas
Sandor
Burgess
Drath
Burgess Battery Company
Fleischmann
Ar Vy East
Les Carroll
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