World Happenings Briefly Told
A Ottawa migration talk for Turkey, not Russia, a $5,000 aid from the Canadian Red Cross to Ecuador quake survivors, 24 dead from suffocation in a Korea tunnel incident, a Surrey man William Tyler observes birthday, Canada Belgium air services pact signed, a British mill unveils new cloth for North American buyers, fire chiefs oppose overhead wiring, Richard Rogers of Lewiston Idaho fined for ripping highway signs.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Ecuador
U S Sees Bumper Wheat and Corn Crops This Year
The Agriculture Department projects this year 1.129 billion bushels of wheat and 3.526 billion bushels of corn. Wheat is down from last month’s forecast by 2.75 million bushels, while corn is 12.5 million below the prior projection. Winter wheat holds at 894.874 million bushels.
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Washington
United States Agriculture Department
Oil Discovery Seen As Defence Factor
Edmonton area oil discoveries and developments are a top factor in North American defense, say US joint chiefs of staff. Gen. H. S. Vandenberg stresses oil must be found in North America, with Canadian finds noted for strategic value during a refueling stop en route to Alaska.
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Edmonton
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alaska
North America
H. S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Omar Bradley
Joint Staff
Lawton Collins
US Army
Arthur D. Strubve
Coyote Taming Experiment In Cloverdale Pet Run
Mrs George Calicz of Cloverdale British Columbia keeps five coyotes as pets in an experiment to domesticate the breed. She says the animals are extremely playful and have never bitten their benefactor.
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George Calicz
Cloverdale
B.C
Hen Sets Egg Laying Record At Whitecraigs Farm Near Galt
Hassards Pride a white Leghorn owned by Donald M. Shaver laid 360 eggs in 365 days, breaking a world mark previously 357. Shaver plans forced moulting to reset laying, notes it takes patience and stock selection to breed hens producing 300 plus eggs. Shaver, 29, operates 2,400 hens and a feed business near Galt with wife and two young daughters.
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Galt
Hassard
Donald M. Shaver
Shaver
Hussar
Dereen
Agassiz
B.C
Eganville
Ottawa
United States
Oregon
Whitecraigs Farm
Donald McQ. Shaver
Ont
Whooping cough and diphtheria urge immunization drive
Dr. C S Anglin of Toronto warns whooping cough remains the most serious Canadian infectious disease with more cases and deaths each year than diphtheria scarlet fever and polio combined. He highlights vaccination as prevention and notes booster toxoiding has reduced diphtheria cases in large cities. The piece also discusses smallpox vaccination timing and general immunization goals.
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C. S. Anglin
Toronto
Health. Health
The
Health League of Canada
Dr. Anglin
Anglin
Hen Enjoys Laying an Egg Says Cornell Expert
Prof L E Weaver of Cornell University asserts a hen enjoys laying eggs. He notes a hen's demeanor proves it and says a hen is an egg making factory given light, ration, and care, adding she has no choice but to lay.
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L. E. Weaver
Cornell University
Poison Sprays Cut Grasshopper Damage in Manitoba
Winnipeg reports show widespread grasshopper infestation but poison sprays limited crop damage. H E Wood director of the Manitoba anti grasshopper campaign notes farmers trust new chemical killers and mechanized sprays. Fall tillage and egg surveys by Brandon laboratory will indicate next year’s infestation level.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
H. E. Wood
Wood
Red River Valley
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
Brandon
Tibet Summers and Winters Noted in Agra Region
Tibet or Thibet central Agra experiences an exceedingly hot summer, particularly in the Indus and Sampoo valleys. Winters are notably cold, with sharp seasonal contrasts described in the brief note.
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Tibet
Thibet
Agra
Indus
Sampoo
Maryfield News Marks 40 Years Of Publication
Maryfield Saskatchewan marks the 40th year of its weekly newspaper the Maryfield News with volume 49 issue 1. Founder T. S. Harris guided the paper from 1909 until his 1942 death with son Kenneth known as Tink taking over later. The Harris family legacy reflects the paper as a local institution preserving births marriages deaths and community history.
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Maryfield
Sask
Saskatchewan
T. S. Harris
Kenneth
Tink
England
Cornwall
Canada
Laura Lee
Fairlight, Sask
Harris
Maryfield News
Earliest Attica King Ogyges and Ogvian Flood
Ogyges is named as the first legendary ruler of Attica and Boeotia. The era is marked by a great flood known as the Ogvian flood with mythic significance in ancient Greek lore.
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Ogyges
Attica
Boeotia
Proper Baby Bottle Rinsing Order
Instructions advise rinsing bottles after use with cold water first to remove milk and prevent residue. A warm water rinse initially can cause milk to cling and complicate later sterilization, emphasizing quick cleansing to maintain hygiene.
Crossword Puzzle Header and Clues Alleys
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers, partial spellings, and misprints. Entries include common words, names, and descriptive hints across multiple lengths, suggesting a themed puzzle filled with standard crossword fodder and errors to decode.
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A ‘Stokesman
Turkey
Russa
Chikyong
Korea
William Tyler
Chobham
Surrey
Dominion
Belgium
Chevrier
Richard Rogers
Lewiston
Ida
U.S
Coyote
Judy
Wendy
BY William Ferguson
Antarctic
Earth
William Gummpert
Us View
Baby's Bottles
India
Celebes
Telilurium
Puzsle
Little Reggie
Margarita
Reggie
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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