07 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1953
Page
1
A chamber of commerce committee plans a new publicity booklet to promote Medicine Hat. The piece argues for two targeted media approaches, one for industrial promotion and one for tourism, each with distinct content and emphasis to attract future economic activity and travel.
The text surveys conflicting views on global population growth and resource limits. It notes a London conference debate with Fairfield Osborn citing a 30,000,000 yearly net population increase and a projected 3.5 billion world population by century's end, alongside worries food production cannot meet demand. It compares global caloric rations and argues raising living standards precedes discussing feeding millions.
In a discussion of bridge strategy, Barclay explains how contracts differ when declarer versus partner holds the key cards. He analyzes leads through a queen to an ace versus ace to queen, and discusses a sample deal where South or North would change the outcome with precise play. The piece folds in a problem where South, as declarer, faces a defensive misstep and the impact of lead choices on No Trump contracts.
PETROPOLIS Brazil — At the ICN 10th quadriennial congress over 1,300 delegates from 46 national associations including Canada endorsed an international nursing ethics code aimed at universal service and health promotion. The code, presented after a Sao Paulo council adoption, defines professional nursing as serving individuals families and communities without regard to nationality race creed or status and links with W H O to advance global health standards. A paper by Gladys Sharpe addressed new nursing curriculum trends.
Seventy one gaunt sick and wounded Allied troops freed from Communist prison camps arrived in Tokyo for treatment before returning home. A C 124 Globemaster carried the first group from Korea. 21 Americans 22 Turks 12 Filipinos 7 Colombians 7 French 1 Belgian 1 Greek. Most suffer malnutrition and chest infections.
A London report notes German Crown Prince retreating in France with 40 000 prisoners lost. Major W A Bishop earns the Distinguished Flying Cross after already holding the Victoria Cross and other honors. Polish Lithuanian frontier troops mass. Alberta dam project on St Marys river begins. A New Jersey woman wins a divorce over unused leftovers and high food costs.
The passages cite offerings to be given willingly by the wise hearted to support Aaron and the priestly garments. The breastplate bears Urim and Thummim, Aaron bears Israel’s judgment before the Lord. Isaiah foresees the Lord as everlasting light, ending mourning, and a righteous people inheriting the land for ever.
A grocer hired a collector to pursue a doctor who owed payment. The collector reported the doctor looked worried and said the doctor advised him to stay indoors for a few weeks after examining his tongue.
An actress finished a successful first night and received a bouquet from a gentleman in the stalls and a packet of marigold seeds from a Scotsman in the gallery. The manager explained the gifts as tokens of appreciation.
Finance Minister Abbott told a Liverpool meeting the Liberal aim to raise productivity and cut corporate tax to boost growth. He backed Resources Minister Winters running in Queens-Lunenburg, who pledged Queens County would receive its proper defence orders share and defend farm grain subsidies. The piece notes the Queen Elizabeth’s bander guitar reference.
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