The Judge Fraser Murder Plot Revisited
A chilling tale recounts Judge Davidson Fraser confronting anonymous threats after sentencing an innocent man. He sees his son Jim, aviation hopeful, murdered in his study by an unseen assailant, leaving the judge to face guilt, fear, and a grim vigil.
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Davidson Fraser
Podge
Fraser
Twite
Judge Fraser
Jim
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Swathers Great Asset to Farmers on the Prairie
The swather helps prairie farmers by cutting grain ahead of ripening weather and stacking it for the combine. It reduces losses by transforming harvesting into a staged process, letting green parts ripen while the machine works. Swather use grew from 2 100 units in 1945 to 10 000 in 1952, with Prince Edward Island cited as the Dominion's birthplace.
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Prairies
The Sudra Caste Among Hindu Social Structure
The Sudra is described as the lowest caste in the Hindu social system. Historical notes categorize its members as workers and servants within the varna framework, with limited access to higher social privileges and rites.
Sask. weeklies among Canada's top six newspapers
At the annual C W N A convention in Toronto Saskatchewan papers Swift Current Sun North Battleford News Optimist and Yorkton Enterprise earned spots in the top six weekly newspapers. Rankings list Ontario papers ahead of Saskatchewan entries with Mid land Free Press Herald first Brampton Conservator second and Swift Current third.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Sun
North Battleford News-Optimist
Yorkton Enterprise
Anual C.W.N.A. Covention
Toronto
Midland
Free Press Herald
Brampton
Conservator
Swift Current Sask
Chilliwack
B.C
Progress
North Battleford
News Optimist
Yorkton
Enterprise
Saskatchewan Minister Attends Commonwealth Conference in Nairobi
Hon W S Lloyd Saskatchewan's minister of education attends the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association biennial conference in Nairobi Kenya as a delegate from the Saskatchewan branch. Delegates tour east central Africa before meetings in Victoria Falls. The gathering includes members from Commonwealth parliaments and many state and provincial legislatures.
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Regina
W. S. Lloyd
Saskatchewan
Nairobi
Kenya
Lloyd
Rhodesia
Africa
Victoria Falls
Canada
TURKEY FLOCKS RISE ACROSS CANADA IN YEARLY SURGE
Canadian farms report 3.5 million gobblers on the first of the month, up 650000 from a year ago. Increases span regions with Saskatchewan and Alberta up about two percent and Quebec near 21 percent. Ontario holds about 750000 birds, over one fifth of the national total.
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Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Quebec
Ontario
Ottawa name origins traced in river lore and trading terms
The Ottawa name appears in many spellings. Origins are debated from an Indian word meaning to extinguish linked to Chaudiere Falls mist, to adawe meaning to trade. Jesuit Relations and explorers used forms like Outaouak and Outaowa. The Hopi are noted for male weaving.
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Ottawa
Chaudiere Falls
Encyclopedia of Canada
Outaouak
Outaowa
Daring Smokejumpers Guard Saskatchewan Front Lines
In northern Saskatchewan the 16 smokejumpers prepare for fires despite a light season. Denny Kelly, jump-master, recalls rapid deployments and grueling hours as they fight blazes across vast forest belts.
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Denny Kelly
Kelly
Department of Natural Resources
Commonwealth
Sculpturing for new museum in Saskatchewan
Regina residents admire a 325 piece sculpturing frieze for the Museum of Natural History. Carved from bluff Tyndal stone, the figures depict animals and birds in natural settings, with a 15 foot male figure fronting the display and a planned April 1 1955 completion ahead of the province’s golden jubilee.
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Regina
Museum of Natural History
Saskatchewan
Bluff Tyndal
Manitoba
E. J. McCudden
Hubert Garnier
Winnipeg
Fred G. Bard
Department of Natural Resources
Western Canada
Pioneer Name and New Caledonia Region in Fur Trade
During the early fur trade the area north of the Columbia River in British Columbia was known as New Caledonia. This designation reflects how explorers and traders categorized the region in colonial times.
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British Columbia
Columbia River
New Caledonia
Drop Dough Dumplings for Stew
A recipe for drop dough dumplings to serve with hot stew. Mix flour baking powder salt and shortening. Add chopped mustard pickle in sauce and milk to make a drop dough. Drop six portions over stew, cover and simmer fifteen minutes. Yield six servings. Always Dependable.
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Dodds
Free
Aas
P.L
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
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Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
North America
Sasi
India
New York
Oluf Maersk
Les Carroll
Northern
A. O. Aschim
United States
Lcs
Tyas