Escape Plan With Joyce and Clara Delivers Freedom
Spencer escapes from a prison with help from Joyce the lawyer and Clara the guard’s wife. He aims for a life with Clara but faces moral costs as Clara and Joyce reveal their loyalties and the promise she kept to wait. The trio’s confrontation under the trees frames a love driven choice amid pursuit.
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Spencer
Joyce
Clara
Jimmy
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
116.6 Bushels To Acre Oat Yield Highlighted
Prince Albert farmer Henry Hackl reports 116.6 bushels per acre from 24 acres of Ajax seeded oats, totaling 2,800 bushels, and may have the highest oat yield in northern Saskatchewan. Provincial ag rep Murdock McKay notes the possible top yield in Hackl's district and praises Ajax for early maturity and resistance to lodging.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Henry Hackl
Saskatchewan
Bureau of Publications
Murdock McKay
North Saskatchewan River
Cudworth
Welden
Hackl
Pupils Register at Churchill New Schoolhouse
Seventy seven pupils registered for the new term in Churchill Manitoba in a recently built schoolhouse. The student body includes children of Canadian and American service personnel stationed in the Hudson Bay town.
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Churchill, Man
Churchill
Hudson Bay Town
National Defence
Australia
United States
Canada
Ebisu Camp
Tokyo
Japan
North Star
Ebisu
E. D. Pittser
Los Angeles
Cal
Lac H. Rizun
Vegreville
Alta
Sgt
A. G. MacDonald
New Guinea
Soldiers Fall Victim To Phony Dry Cleaning Scam
At Work Point Barracks soldiers had uniforms and personal gear worth about 60 pounds stolen from their quarters. A man posing as a dry cleaning operator entered the men’s quarters and departed with the items. the alleged firm is not real.
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Victoria
Work Point Barracks
Gift Ideas Four Aprons Pattern 4694 for Christmas and events
Thrifty apron pattern 4694 offers bib style aprons in sizes small medium and large with full illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to receive the pattern and include name address and style number as requested. The note mentions the RCA F peak strength in January 1944 with over 215000.
Western briefs report varied regional notices and actions
A USB of short notices covers a $250000 fire at British Columbia Fruit Processors plant in Kelowna, a talk of Britain resuming B C timber buyers, Moose Range tax proposal for non landowners, a $15000 Boy Scout hall opened in Medicine Hat, American Wildlife Foundation fencing Delta preserve, and Rosthern bylaw mandating all stores close on Wednesdays starting Jan 1.
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Kelowna
B.C
British Columbia
Army Men To Get Jobs Back
Ottawa government seeks to extend the 1946 Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act to Korea volunteers and regular service members to protect civilian job reemployment on return from duty. Defence Minister Claxton announced in Commons that the measure applies from July 5.
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Ottawa
Korea
Defence
Claxton
Calgary hotelman leaves 1.043 million in will
The late R. C. Thomas of Calgary left a net estate of 1,043,022 dollars according to a will now probated. Thomas died June 6, 2899.
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Calgary
R. C. Thomas
Thomas
Farm Prices Show Sharp Increases 1946 to 1950
Ottawa—The commons received a percentage summary of farm and other commodity price moves from July 1946 to July 1950. Items show gains such as hogs at Winnipeg 74.6 percent and binder twine 135.8 percent, while urban cost of living rose 33.9 percent and freight rates 41.2 percent.
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Ottawa
Robert Fair
Sc—Battle River
Manitoba Northern
Fort William
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
New Plan for Oil Refinery at Moose Jaw
British American Oil Co. Ltd announces a multi million dollar upgrade of the Moose Jaw refinery over the next 15 months. Plans include Saskatchewan’s first catalytic cracking unit cooking plant thermal cracking catalytic polymerization equipment and expanded tankage and utilities. Completion expected by end of 1951 or early 1952.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
British American Oil Co. Ltd
Saskatchewan
Sour Cream Buns Rise and Bake in Yeast Dough Method
A detailed recipe for sour cream buns begins with scalded milk sugar and butter, then a yeast mixture with warm water and sugar. It adds a potato mash, egg yolks, sour cream, and bread flour to form a soft dough that rises twice. Rounds are filled with raspberry jam before baking at 425 degrees for about 15 minutes yielding three dozen buns.
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Carter
Fleischmann
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