Eyes Open Tackling And Two Sided Movement In Football
The article urges players to keep eyes on impact point to reduce injury and improve tackles. Practice with a dummy, then moving to teammates, and build habit of driving shoulder to contact. It warns against a one sided approach and promotes developing the weak side for better performance. It also advertises Sports College resources and CBC radio segments for training tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports College
Box 99
Toronto
Ontario
CBC Radio
World Happenings Briefly Told
Secretary General Trygve Lie estimates the United Nations 1952 budget at 46 562 200 dollars, with large rise from 1961. British radio exports for six months 1852 valued at 30 million dollars, about 40 percent higher than last year. Jamaica relief fund gains about 140 thousand dollars from British sources after hurricane. Radios stolen from cars in Capetown due to import controls sell for up to 45 pounds. Canada reports 718 commercial failures in first half, up from 720 in 1950. Col tano Italy power-fuse theft yields 3 250 feet of copper wire. Ashford England firm makes about 100 million watch hands annually, 37 percent exported. Barum Norway’s Unni Holm sen, 17, youngest female sparks, becomes wireless operator.
UN Secretary General Faces Resistance to Prayer Room
Truga Lie and other United Nations officials have grown cool toward opening a prayer and meditation room at the UN headquarters. A responsible source says the room may not be made available despite Lie's announced plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Tr Gve Lie
U.N
Lie
Saskatchewan 1952 licence plates ordered for province
Saskatchewan will issue ivory on black plates next year with one plate per vehicle. About 262000 plates ordered by the taxation branch under David Drummond with 157000 for private vehicles 75000 for farm trucks and 30000 for other vehicles. The motto Wheat Province will appear again.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Taxation Branch
David Drummond
Revenue
Wheat Province
Four Alberta Centres To Get Siren Systems
Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat will receive air raid alarm siren systems. The announcement from Hon. C. E. Gerhart, Provincial Secretary and civil defence minister, notes the sirens are funded by the Federal Government.
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Edmonton
Alta
Fou
Alberta
C. E. Gerhart
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
World’s Largest Aircraft Carrier Joins British Navy
The largest carrier in the world will join the British Navy before year’s end. HMS Eagle is under construction at a $42 million cost excluding weapons and will carry 100 aircraft with a crew of 2,750 officers and men. All whirling winds turn counter clockwise.
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H.M.S. Eagle
Why do men buy wrong hats and women judge dancing
A Manhattan reader ponders hat choice explaining a man’s hat should sit above the ear and match face shape. The piece contrasts men’s and women’s dancing skills, cites famous partners, and notes wives’ critical habits. It ends with reflections on boxing danger, baseball knowledge, cooking skills, and a Vancouver hotel with red haired waitresses. The 2952 token remark closes the excerpt.
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Manhattan
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
Poem expresses gratitude and prayer for abundance and aid to the hungry across all humanity. It pleads for blessings to be shared with the poor and asks relief from hunger, irrespective of race or creed. The verses recall gratitude for harvest and seek universal compassion.
Urge Increase in Approved Flocks in Saskatchewan
Saskatoon report says a 20 percent rise in birds approved for hatching is forecast for next year at the provincial Saskatchewan Approved Hatchery association meeting. Hatchery men paid over $120,000 to outside sources last season to meet chick demand. Both the provincial agriculture department and the hatchery association urge forming more approved flocks to keep money in province and reduce disease risk.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan Approved Hatchery Association
Department of Agriculture
Crossword puzzle clues and grid hints from a newspaper page
A list of Across and Down clues for a crossword puzzle including food items plants metals animals and various descriptors. The grid references include hints for palatable meals ancient phrases and material words like iridium tantalum ceral grain and herbal notes with several themed entries across and down.
Last Frontier of Free Press Says Weekly Papers
W. E. McCartney of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association told Manitoba’s division annual meeting that weekly papers are the last frontier of free press and free enterprise. He warned government paternalism harms incentive and urged editors to oppose bureaucratic regulation to protect individualism.
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Last Frontier of Free Press
Brandon
Free Press and
Free Enterprise
W. E. McCartney
The
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba
Association
McCartney
North America
Detail Study Of North Saskatchewan Resources Being Made
Prince Albert Sask. Resources Minister Brockelbank says Saskatchewan is conducting a detailed, first of its kind study in the north to boost productivity. Two geographers inventory local resources: fish fur timber and minerals and assess policy effectiveness, yielding an agricultural program for Cumberland House and a Beaver Lake tourist plan.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Brockelbank
Saskatchewan
Cumberland House
Beaver Lake
Nail making and machinery use since 1810
The statement notes that machinery has been utilized in nail manufacture to any extent only since 1810. It emphasizes the historical adoption of mechanical techniques in nail production beginning in that year.
Newlywed misplaces wedding certificate in Banff Springs mail box
A Vancouver groom during Honeymoon at Banff Springs drops his marriage certificate in the hotel mail box. With no forwarding address, the certificate is sent to the church where the wedding occurred.
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Vancouver
Banff Springs
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Department of Sports College
Lloyd
Ace” Percival
Trygve Lie
Relief Fund For
Jamaica
Capetown
South Africa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Coltano
Italy
Ashford
England
Unni Holmsen
Barum
Norway
Fred Astaire
Vernon Castle
Tony de Marco
Maurice
Victoria
British Columbia
Jane Dale
Oll
Central Press Canadian
BY William Ferguson
United States
Arctic
Strange Fellow
Alana
U.S
Pinnacle Printer’s
Euowng
Saux R.h.redus
Starkwiey
MNS
Publishers
Stantly
North Saskatchewan
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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