Divorce Fears Clash With Quiet Husband in Courtroom Parody
In a Wheeler Syndicate brief, Mrs. Kennin accuses her husband of mental cruelty while lawyer Mr. Clevins weighs grounds for divorce. The couple spar verbally as the attorney probes incidents, and the ending hints at a strategic, humorous resolution.
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Mrs. Kennin
Mr. Kennin
Mr. Clevins
Harry
New Anne Adams Pattern Book Offers Family Fashion
Shown is a shirtfrock coat dress pattern 4886 in sizes 34 through 50 with long neck to hem line, cuffed pockets, and new revers. Instructions are illustrated and the pattern costs 25 cents with mail order to request the Fall and Winter catalog including a free hat pattern.
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Anne Adams
Sask Oil Post To U S Engineer
Regina Texas engineer T F O Rourke has been appointed senior petroleum engineer for Saskatchewan department of natural resources. He will direct field inspections of oil and gas drilling, monitor production practices, estimate reserves, and provide data on subsurface conditions.
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T. F. O'Rourke
Dallas
Texas
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
O'Rourke
Eight Apply for Television Licenses in Canada
CBC board chairman A. D. Dunton said eight applications from private operators seek TV licenses in Canada. Four are from Toronto, two from Montreal, and one each from New Westminster and Hamilton. He noted a Victoria interview report misquoted him, omitting three words about British Columbia.
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A. D. Dunton
CBC
Board of Governors
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
New Westminter
B.C
Hamilton
Victoria
British Columbia
Try and Stop Me cover story and a farm prank anecdote
A playful Easter prank on a farm near Williamstown ends with a rooster killing a striped peacock after a rainbow dyed egg display. A separate scene shows Mrs. Ray Washburn meeting a blonde claiming to be her husband's secretary in a sumptuous office. The note mentions Nova Scotia having 30 sawmills in 1760.
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Ida Kay
Williamstown
Settlers win seven seed grain awards at Peace River exhibit
Sudeten settlers at Toms Lake showcased farming skill by entering grain for the first time and securing seven of 26 awards. Alberta harvests with lightest wheat since 1937. coarse grains expected to be smallest in eight years due to drought and subsoil moisture loss. Black dog Blackburn Roy dies foiling burglary. two men clubbed him. Eleven college ski teams from Canada and the U S to compete in Banff meet. Foam Lake aims for December community day planned by board of trade.
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Alta
Toms Lake
Peace River District
Edmonton
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Vancouver
Blackburn Roy
John Drummond
Canada
United States
Banff
Normie Rault
University of Alberta
Foam Lake
Sask
Foam Lake and District
Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe with Rich Nuts and Fruit
Sift dry ingredients and stir in dates figs candied fruit suet and sugar. Beat eggs with fruit juice and add to dough. If too stiff add milk and bake three hours in a slow oven. Serve with vanilla sauce.
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Fleischmann
Orphaned 18-year-old bequeaths 2s 6d to parish church
An almost blind 18-year-old girl from Greenwich bequeathed her entire money holdings, 2s 6d, to her parish church. The vicar Rev. S. H. Heat on-Shaw called it one of the greatest and most humbling gifts the church has received.
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Greenwich
Kent
England
S. H. Heaton-Shaw
Alberta hail insurance pays farmers in Calgary report
About 450000 dollars has been paid to Alberta farmers in hail claims this year. The Alberta Hail Insurance Board notes the sum covers 10 percent of farm losses, with about 9000 insured farmers and 1.5 million acres insured. The board logged 1235 claims, representing 15 percent of policyholders.
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Alberta
Alberta Hail Insurance Board
Dates Announced for B Circuit Exhibitions in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Fyth Stewart of the Western Canada Fairs association released the 1950 B circuit schedule with events in Lethbridge Weyburn Estevan Moose Jaw Portage la Prairie Carman Yorkton Melfort Lloydminster Vermilion Vegreville Red Deer North Battleford Prince Albert and dates spanning June 26 to August 12.
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Fyth Stewart
Vermilion
Vegreville
Red Deer
North Battleford
Prince Albert
Plan for Second Traffic Bridge at The Pas
Wilfred Cudmore of The Pas Chamber of Commerce reports that Hon. Errick F. Willis stated the year’s public works budget will include an appropriation to open a second traffic lane on the Hudson Bay Railway bridge over the Saskatchewan River. An extension exists but unused and a new approach must be built from the current roadway.
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PAS
Wilfred Cudmore
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Errick F. Willis
Department of Public Works
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan River
Danger from ill fitting stove pipes threatens coal gas leak
Caution rises as poorly fitted stove and furnace pipes risk coal gas escape and possible disastrous fire. Authorities urge inspection and immediate repairs to prevent tragedy.
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