31 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1957
Page
1
The paper notes two recent train wrecks linked to juvenile mischief. One in the eastern States involved rock-throwing on the tracks and derailment, while another near Winnipeg involved a CNR streamliner after an open switch. No deaths. property damage could be severe. Medicine Hat editorials urge parental caution near railways.
An editorial and reader letters discuss the rise of moonlighting as a labor trend. Economic need drives many to hold two full time roles to afford homes and cars, while others seek challenge or avoid idle time. The piece critiques lack of culture and leisure as a social issue.
A seven year old writer recounts a vacation tale of a Squirrel family and a Chipmunk helper. They gather hickory nuts from tall trees using a ladder and their claws, then wind down as snow approaches and everyone naps after a productive day.
Beirut reports King Saud of Saudi Arabia has accepted Syria's apology after remarks by acting defence minister Khaled el Azem calling him "a tool of the Americans" drew condemnation. The incident was disclosed on Friday.
South opens 1NT and tries 3NT after partner bids 3 clubs. A spade lead reveals club 3-2 break, diamonds misfire, and the hand ends down two. The narrative explains timing of a five club chance and a better play if partner aided.
The government will award the contract to build the first atomic powered passenger cargo ship in early fall with sea trials planned for 1960. Keel laying is slated for spring 1958 and the craft will feature a 587 foot hull, 78 foot beam, 294 foot draft, 350000 mile range, nuclear reactor with steam turbine propulsion and emergency diesel power. It will carry 30 passenger staterooms and a full leisure deck.
The speaker defends his claim as a Jew born in Tarsus and raised in Jerusalem under Gamaliel, recounting his zeal, persecution of followers of “the way,” and the heavenly encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, as described in Acts 22 1-11.
Talks to settle the 74 day strike at Aluminum Company of Canada plant in Arvida Quebec resumed with company officials and National Metal Trades Federation representatives meeting Labor Minister Barrette. The discussions follow Barrette's settlement formula proposed July 17 after talks began July 2.
University professors of finance visit Toronto and Montreal investment houses under the Investment Dealers Association. The third annual program opens doors from executive suites to statistics departments enabling practical insights to real markets.
London reports the royal corgi Whisky bit a royal housemaid forcing a knee stitch and earlier snapped at a guards officer in St James Park last August. Whisky joins a line of royal pets Sugar and Susan that bit staff. Sherry remains trouble free.
Mount Logan in the Yukon is the highest peak in Canada. The record height is recognized by geographic surveys and is a notable landmark in northwest Canada.
Special from Toronto reports a new odorless greaseless cream named InfraRUB that penetrates the skin to relieve arthritis and rheumatism without pills. Doctors in England France and the U S A use it and it is available without prescription at drug stores for $1 39 a large tube with a money back guarantee.
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