Canada’s Historic Sites Board Discusses Fort Garry Revival
The Historic Cities and Monuments Board met in Ottawa to review sites of national importance. Manitoba’s Prof W D Smith discussed Old Fort Garry as a living museum and plans to revive it with Hudson’s Bay Company collections.
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Historic Cities and Monuments Board
Ottawa
Canada
Walter Dinsdale
Manitoba
W. D. Smith
History
Brandon College
Old Fort Garry
Hudson's Bay Company
Provincia
Old Fort
Winnipeg
Spending Spree Ahead As Consumers Buy More
The Financial Post predicts a large rise in consumer spending in the coming years driven by higher spending per person. The market will see longer, more varied shopping lists, not just more customers. Retailers will focus on faster info feedback to producers and easier purchasing through expanded hours and outlets.
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J. K. Edmonds
The
Financial Post
Play It Dumb From Flynn on Laos Island Claim
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, age 70, national chairman of the U S Communist Party, tells reporters in San Francisco that landlocked Laos is an island. She maintains the claim despite questions, while joking that Formosa could be seen as a continent.
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House
Canada
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
U.S
Communist Party
San Francisco
Laos
Formosa
Repetition in Eichmann Trial Draws Criticism
Critics argue ongoing Eichmann proceedings in Jerusalem replay the same persecutor narrative, warning further delays from potential appeals will prolong exposure to the Nazi genocide story.
Camping fuels big year for Canadian tourist industry
The Canadian press survey shows camping growth spurred by the Trans-Canada Highway and provincial building of camp facilities. Ontario matching tourism publicity funding and BC guidance aim to boost traveler numbers while concerns rise about cheaper camping hurting traditional resorts. Provincial officials see campers expanding overall travel, attracting new, price conscious visitors who may later spend more in other sectors.
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Manitoba
Ontario
British Columbia Department of Recreation and Conservation
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Prince Edward Island
Ontario Travel and Publicity Department
Merce Department
Clint Melville
Ontario Hotel Association
Association of Tourist Resorts of
Canada
Ing
M. J. G. McAfuken
Manitoba Travel and Convention Association
No Difference Looking After A Lighthouse
Mrs. Ernest C. Dawes says lighthouse keeping is similar to other housekeeping. When her husband retires in June she will leave Point Atkinson lighthouse after 18 years there with her family. She notes the place is less isolated than assumed and that electricity arrived only last year. She bakes her own bread as a local concession.
Harriet Beecher Stowe Enshrined in Hall of Fame
Renowned author Harriet Beecher Stowe, famed for Uncle Tom's Cabin, is recognized as one of the few women inducted into the Hall of Fame for Great Americans.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
One-hour evening walks build health and self care
A city office worker favors a daily hour walk as a personal ritual improving fitness and morale. Dr. Max Howell’s study finds short simple exercises boost strength faster than longer regimens, supporting the view that health is earned by individual effort, not costly state programs.
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Max Howell
University of British Columbia
Sloppy Joe
Joe
Wanted More Employers Unemployment in Canada
Unemployment remains the leading issue in Canada with the solution being more employers in all sectors to create jobs. Tax cuts are urged to free corporate profits for growth, reduce unemployment, and restore prosperity, arguing social welfare spending blocks constructive action.
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Canada
Spaceflight science and Arctic dust finds
The report notes astronaut gravity and weightlessness during rocket ascent and descent. It describes a U2 flight over the Arctic gathering ultra fine dust potentially from meteorites or moon dust. It also explains orbital speed and the need to slow the capsule for reentry. Additional lines reference dangers to wildlife and crops from chemicals after deployment.
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Atlantic
Alan B. Shepard
Arctic
Earth
Church Service Schedule Notes Across Several Parishes
Baylor area notices show St Pauls MacGregor suspends services until July 30. Christ Church Austin and Bethel Austin offer July Sunday services with Sunday School and morning worship. United Churches Sidney Austin MacGregor list dates for church services and a July 21 Saturday prayer meeting while MacGregor reports no services until August 6 due to holidays.
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ST Paul's
MacGregor
Christ Church, Austin
Bethel Church
Turday
United Church
Austin
Weekend visitors and weddings grace Southend-Macaulay notes
Southend Macaulay weekend visitors include Miss Stevenson and Lyle Smith of Elkhorn, Judson and Fiedler families of Brandon, Strenke party of Winnipeg, and others. Attended weddings in Bran son, Treherne, and Gladstone. funeral in Brandon. multiple family visits and birthday acknowledgments noted.
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Kreitz
Miss Stevenson
Lyle Smith
Elkhorn
Judson
Otto Fiedler
Brandon
Strenke
Tommy
Winnipeg
Wilvert Stienkie
Balmertown
Ont
Streick
Bagot
S. S. Hay
MacWilliam
H. Pogue
Branson
H. G. Eyres
Hay
S. T. Hay
Savchenko
Garnet Pennell
Charles Pennell
Hazel
Lorne Pennell
Cliff Lee
Lee — Paul
Treherne
Betty McGregor
Betty Sandra Fawcett
Brenda Thompson
Nelson Hulme, Jr
Max Nichols
Hulme
Nancy Holliday
Laurie Frank
Linda McDonald
E Saunders
Jim Little
Harold Shaw
Clarence Pennel
Maxwell
Carol
David Davis
Geraldtown
Pennel
C. Pennel
Carolyn Davis
Belmont
Jr. Farmers of
Ontario
Manitoba
William Strong
Colia Fennel
Les Bowes
Portage
James Pogue
Jr. Pogue
Betty Pogue
Smith — Tester
Gladstone
Mrs. Hoogue
Drought Blamed for Tree Decline in Manitoba
Entomologists from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation say aphids are not the main cause of ornamental tree damage. In western Manitoba shelterbelts wilt and leaves yellow while maples elms and other ornamentals across the province are heavily infested but not deteriorating from insects. Spraying with malathion offers limited control and is not economical. The aphid problem is expected to fade in three to four weeks.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Manitoba
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U.S.A
Davey Crocketts
Tom Dooleys
Louis Riel
Dan McGrew
Joseph Howe
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Pictmares
MD Yers
Hitler
Eichmann
St. Stephanus Protestant
Zehlendorf
West Berlin
Science At Work
Sidney and
Church Service
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
Southend - Macaulay
Portage la Prairie
Carberry
Dufferin
Carman
Dauphin District
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