24 Mar 1956
Page 21
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1956
Page
21
The Howells report repeated knocks at their door with no visitor, then their cat Tiger appears, fines the culprit. A camera attached to the door knocker shows Tiger manipulating the device, creating the so called ghost. The Howells plan to discourage future incidents while not blaming the cat.
Engineers say the beams will be visible from 300 miles in the air and 80 miles from the ground and plan installations ready by Easter Sunday April 1 with dedicated ceremonies scheduled.
A 13 storey marble pagoda nearly five centuries old, carved with Buddhas, stands amid ravaged land. The marble monument to Buddha rests atop a giant stone turtle. The park and reliefs are deemed South Korea's fifth most valuable national treasure.
Ottawa resident Bill Hammond aged 90 recalls his Klondike days of 1898 99 after prospecting along Humber Creek in the Yukon. He remains active walking two miles daily tending a garden and reading in winter while preserving a gold nugget on his watch chain.
American servicemen families in Britain mingle with locals as Southern drawls mix with English accents. Some children abandon baseball for cricket, prompting lighthearted complaints and notes on tactful conduct by American wives. Newspapers urge restraint and mutual respect amid Anglo American relations.
Tonight schedule lists CHAT 1270 programming from 5:45 PM to 12:00 AM including News Weather Movie Review Supper Serenade Fighting Words Hometowners Matt Kenny House Party Brant Ing Peter York Liberace Show People are Funny Wayne King Chapel by Road Poet's Corner Concert Hour and late sign offs.
CBK Saskatchewan broadcasts tonight include Buff Estes Sextet at 5:00, This Week at 6:30, Roving Reporter 5:15, Sports College 6:45, Serenade Strings 5:30, CBC News 7:00, Sons of Saddle 6:00, Hockey 7:05, Fortune Wheel 5:00, Quaker Capers 5:30, News 6:00, Sports Radio 6:15, Lombardosand 6:30, Hawaii Calls 7:00.
Radio lineup lists programs from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM including music segments, news, and special features. Notable items include Supper Club, Marines Review, Night Spot, and Now I Ask You Tonight with a mix of music, talk, and cultural programming.
A sequence of time marked events includes a 9 00 Jazz Symphony 10 00 WheatPool News 10 15 Dancing Party 12 00 News 11 00 Tribune News 11 15 K mon Along 12 00 Weather Sign OF with various segments and times.
A speaker urges that wives have a purpose affecting many and calls for greater concern from the audience, emphasizing collective responsibility and communal duty toward women. The remark underscores social expectations and roles discussed in the public discourse.
Winnipeg officials and Manitoba Teachers' Society leaders called a proposal to use television and radio to overcome teacher shortages impractical. Dean Neville Scarfe of the University of Manitoba education faculty proposed the idea at the annual convention of the Manitoba home and school and teacher parent federation. T. A. McMaster, society general secretary, commented in an interview.
Dean Scarfe argues education should stay human in the face of robot age ideas. He warns machines cannot replace teacher pupil bonds and television and radio could indoctrinate in a totalitarian state. Four Winnipeg trustees disagree with Scarfe's suggestion.
Leon Trotsky’s memory will be celebrated in Moscow on November 7, with invitations extended to his admirers. Trotsky, assassinated in 1940 after years in exile, sought refuge in Mexico City in 1937 amid his power struggle with Stalin. His former private secretary Felipe Alvahuante relayed word of the homage.
Andre Bubnov, long a Lenin ally and 1917 revolutionary, has resurfaced in Moscow amid Khrushchev era rehabilitations. Once denounced as a traitor in 1937, he vanished for nearly two decades. his comeback signals the Soviet leadership’s policy of correcting past wrongs after the 20th Congress.
Canada in 1663 had about 2,500 people living along the St. Lawrence near Quebec Trois-Rivieres and Montreal.
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