Pasteurization proves milk safety in Ponoka report
Health officials cite Ponoka Alberta not only passing a compulsory pasteurization by law in 1944 after undulant fever outbreaks but also reporting no new cases since. The Ponoka data imply pasteurized milk eliminates dairy borne diseases, though nationwide elimination requires provincial legislation for universal pasteurization.
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Health League of Canada
Ponoka
Alberta
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Has New Idea Sector Thinks Everyone Should Work As Long As They Like
A medical expert at the American Pat Association closing session urges letting adults work beyond traditional ages. Dr Klumpp warns of rising adult populations and age-related diseases while supporting continued contribution from older workers. Attu island, part of the Mentian chain, uses a dateline adjustment to align time with the western chain.
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Cleveland
Onic
United States
Statis
Hidiane
Ipsd
Science
Department of Agriculture
American Pat Association
Klumpp
Attu
Westernmon Island
Mentian Chain
Real Cow Featured On Queen Elizabeth Cunarder
The public recalls the Britannia era of Cunard's first liner with a real cow kept in a padded deckhouse to provide milk for babies and invalids. Goat skins were notable exports from India, Brazil, Java, the Belgian Congo and Russia.
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Britannia
India
Brazil
Java
Belgian Congo
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack Disorganized Text
Fragmentary crossword puzzle text reads as garbled clues and stray letters. Puzzle appears incomplete with scattered terms and names, lacking coherent questions or proper grid numbering for solution.
Octogenarian Death Sparks Curious Exchange in Newspaper Row
In a lively street scene two girls discuss aging and death while examining a newspaper. One asks what octogenarian means, revealing a lack of knowledge about aging terms as they remark on an octogenarian's death. The chatter shifts to a new device from Australia that can automatically map terrain as it rolls.
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So-and-So
Australia
World Happenings Briefly Told From Across The Globe
Southwestern Alberta sugar jet earned 1057 a ton for 1945 crops as shown. Alberta Wheat crop estimate stands at 137,000,000. Deserters from British Army of the Rhine total 72. During the war the British used 40,000 horses, 120,000 mules, 6,000 bullocks, 16,000 camels, 5,000 dogs, 15,700 pigeons. Royal Military College Sandhurst will be renamed Royal Military Academy with university status. Japan to nationalize coal mine operations to lift production. Argentine car imports to Canada rise as shipping facilities improve, per Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
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Alberta
Swedish Academy
Nobel
Provincial
Depart of Agriculture
Bath
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
England
Royal Military Academy
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Special Series of Royal Visit Stamps Issued for 1947
A one penny, two penny, and three penny stamp set commemorating the Royal Family’s visit will go on sale February 17, 1947. The stamps feature the King on the one penny, the King and Queen on the two penny, and the two Princesses on the three penny, printed in English and Afrikaans.
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Johanneveerg
Campus Queen Contest Crown Goes To Marion Albert
Campus queen of western Canada Marion Albert, 17, Universi Colombi, was chosen in Vancouver from eight contestants. Three Seattle judges picked the tallest brunette as Miss Alberta in a dispute over which campus has the prettiest coeds.
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Western Canada
Marion Albert
Universi Columbi
Vancouver
Seattle
Wash
Miss Alert
British Columbia
Atterta
Manitoba
Regina College
Saskatchewan
Worked Together 58 Years Museard Atass Barbers
Two octogenarian barbers who have worked side by side for decades may claim a record for continuous service. The pair has endured through 50 years of steady, cooperative work without a break, reflecting a remarkable career arc.
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Museard
Atass
Site chosen for Franklin D Roosevelt monument near Oslo
The Oslo committee selects a high point near Oslo City Hall overlooking the Fjord and Akershus fortress for a Roosevelt memory monument. Donations exceed 8000 kr toward a project expected to cost over 200000 kr. A committee of public figures will soon announce a competition among Norwegian sculptors.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oslo
Oslo Fjord
Akershus
Norway
Norway Information Office
Giant Bird Attacks Infant, Father Kills Monster
A baby three months old was attacked by a geon while sleeping. The creature ripped the infant's face and bit its tongue before dying. The father, C Mireau, killed the beast as it circled for another attack.
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Victoria
C. Mireau
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