Radio policy under scrutiny in Parliament session
Canada faces a parliamentary review of CBCs first year policies and practices. Debates will weigh national objectives against American programming, with concerns over revenue shifts harming Canadian newspapers and magazines and affecting national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBC
Financial Post
C.B.C
Toronto
The
Cansilan Broadcasting Corporation
Incomplete England News Record on Taxes and Tragedy
Fragmentary report notes no fatal road accidents in England and mentions a large tax figure for London. Contains disjointed phrases about photography and distant stars.
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England
London
Ultra frozen state of matter revived plants and animals
BJ Luger of St Louis University announced at the AAAS meeting in Indianapolis that plants and animals were revived after rapid cooling into a vitreous state like glass. He said humans being suspended for 1000 years is theoretically possible but impractical.
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Agai
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Indianapoli
Luger
St. Louis
Luyer
England
America
Capetown
South Africa
Advertising pays off for missing dog owner
Bill Kernaghan of Prince Albert found his lost dog after paying for a classified ad in the local daily paper. He returned to the office and the dog was waiting outside. The newspaper refunded his fee.
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Bill Kernaghan
Prince Albert
X ray cancer of the skin follows long dermatitis before onset
A radiology expert describes how X ray induced skin cancer often follows years of radiodermatitis after repeated exposures. The account cites a Paris case where hypertrichosis treated with X rays led to facial ulcers and eventual cancer, healed by radium.
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Simone Laborde
Cancer Institute
Ville de Juif
Banliew
Paris
Australia
Editorial Note on Dr McCullough Cancer Articles
Readers may obtain the complete set of Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont.
Not So Long Ago In 1912 And Other Forgotten Things
Columnist Alexander Woollcott contrasts 1912 with modern life noting lack of daylight saving rayon jazz insulin G men Soviets radio talking pictures electric ice boxes animated cartoons and neon lights. The piece recalls Metcalfe who died in Canterbury after a misdirected voyage and mentions workers using tablets to combat heat in factories.
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Alexander Woollcott
Central America
Balkans
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Lewis
Frost
Faia
Marcas
Tsk
DR. 3.W. S. Mecullol
Metcalfe
Henry W. Metcalfe
Canterbury
Eng
Milla
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
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