Christmas 1952 CBC Holiday Broadcasts Schedule
CBC lists Christmas Day programming from 6 45 a m to 9 30 p m with broadcasts from Toronto Ottawa Winnipeg Montreal and Vancouver and features from Fogo Island and Trinity Anglican church Entires include Noel de France Queen s Inheritance Carillon Heart of Shelter and Soldier and the Doll plus children s programs Peter Pan and Shanty Man Ashore along with Armed Forces troop broadcasts and a Queen Elizabeth message.
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CBC
CBK
Watrous
CHAT
Medicine Hat
G. Basil Jones
Noel ‘de France
France
Radel France
Les Freres Jacques
Jean Sablon
Renee Lebas
Martha Angelici
Marthe Lucioni
Paris Opera
la Choral Basque de Paris
la Chorale Corse Archimea
l’Ensemble Vocal de Paris
HM the Queen
Windsor
Commonwealth
Capetown
Canada
Ottawa
White House
Washington
St. John’s
Dominion Carillonneur
Robt
Donell
Guelph
Ont
John Ormond Thoma
BBC
Dafydd Gruffydd
Trinity Anglican
Ste. Agathe Des Monts
Laurentians
Montreal
Fogo Island
Newfoundland
Notre Dame Bay
Tilting
Joe Batt
Fogo
Canjion
Pamela Simms
Edward “Fitzgerald
New York
Dorothy Fletch
Ray Darby
Morris Surdin
Esse Ljuagh
Toronto
Vancouver
Olive Sturgess
Betty Phillips
Harry Pryce
McMullin
Bob McMullin
Berneice McBeth Archibald
Jerry Forbes
Bernard Deaville
Edmonton
I P.m
Leonard Mayoh
Halifax
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Joseph
Korea
Japan
RCN
Germany
RCAF
Gros Tonquin
North Luffenham
England
CBC trans-Canada
Ken Dalziel
Len Cash
CBC International Service
Mld
College Bridge
N.B
Grand Myra South
Cape Breton Island
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Toronto ‘Orchestra
Paul Sherman
John Kannawin
W. H
Pat Patterson
Joyce Sullivan
Jack Grubb
Orchestra
Christmas tree a mistake but it sells big business
The Christmas tree is deemed a mistake yet it remains a huge industry. In the United States this year about 32 million trees will be sold for roughly 50 million dollars, not counting lights and ornaments. The practice began with Boniface replacing the Odin oak with evergreens to honor the Christ Child.
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Washington
United States
National Geographic Society
Gregory I
Boniface
England
Teutons
New World
Canada
Longer route for pilgrims to shrine in Holy Land
In Jerusalem scenes of Christmas are marked by pilgrim crowds and a re opened historic Magi route to Bethlehem. Israelis and Jordanian diplomats join to clear the armistice line while barbed wire and mine fields are removed. Midnight mass will be held at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity and Nazareth's Church of the Annunciation as protests and services unfold.
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Norman Slaughter
St. Matthew’s United Church
Halifax
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Reuters
Champollion
Tyre
Beirut
Bethlehem
Jordan
Israel
Jewish Jerusalem
Old
New Jerusalem
Msgr
Alberto Gori
Saint Catharine
YMCA
Santa Claus Faces Thin Snow Outlook Across Canada
A Canadian weather forecast warns of a weak to zero chance of a white Christmas in many populated areas. Snow is present across Quebec, northern Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, and interior British Columbia, while western cities like Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, and Regina expect little to no snowfall. Winnipeg shows about an inch, Saskatoon around four inches, with Alaska’s low pressure likely to block a sharp arctic cold snap in the near term.
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Toronto
Santa Claus
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Victoria
Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Alaska
Prairies
Early x ray surveys drive Christmas seal funds
Tuberculosis is caused by a germ and is infectious. Detecting cases early prevents spread, and x ray screening is the primary method. Much of the Christmas seal funds support mobile x ray units and hospital surveys to find cases in the latent stage.
Beveridge's Store Publishes Idea Magazine for Interiors
Beveridge's furniture store distributes a 67 page Portfolio of Interiors produced with the Canadian Home Journal. The well illustrated magazine offers room ideas and furniture ads, with copies free at Beveridge's on Second Street in Medicine Hat, now in its second year of sponsorship.
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Beveridge’s
The
Canadian Home Journal
Second St
Medicine Hat
Montreal 1786 First Presbyterian Congregation Organized
John Bethune organized in Montreal the first Presbyterian congregation in Canada in 1786, establishing a historic religious community in the province.
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John Bethune
Montreal
Canada
Left-Handed Thanks From Hospital Verse
Mrs. Madge Ratcliffe and son Buckley send a hospital bed verse of gratitude for care after a Cypress Hills shooting accident. She writes with her left hand, thanking friends for letters, visits, meals, and support during recovery, and wishing Christmas and New Year blessings.
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Madge Ratcliffe
Buckley
Ratcliffe
Cypress Hills
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