Farming Now a Happy Marriage Of Theory and Practical Work
A CPC special reports on modern farming blending theory with hands on practice. It highlights hay dryers, sterile fruit flies, pre emergence herbicides, pond scum protein, and the rise of electricity transforming farms since the early days of agricultural science.
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Sei
Grandpa
Department of Agriculture
Morm
B C Becomes Key Tungsten Supplier in Western World
Vancouver reports British Columbia is rapidly becoming a major tungsten supplier. Two mines already operate with four more in development as prices rise and defence industries seek supplies. Major projects include Salmo’s 500 ton ore daily expansion and Red Rose mine shipments to Britain, with several other sites under investigation across the province and Yukon.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Orient
Defence Industries
Canada
Salmo
B.C
Here
Canadian Exploration Ltd
Red Rose
Western Uranium
Hazelton
Britain
Black Diamond Tungsten Ltd
Atlin Lake
Alaska Highway
Yukon
Yukon Tungsten Corp. Ltd
Stikine River
Telegraph Creek
Yukon Chamber of Mines
Gems of Thought in a World of Crisis
A selection of quotes from Toynbee Eddy Canham Carr and MacArthur on civilization, religion, spirituality, liberty, and moral crisis. It argues that progress hinges on faith and humanity, not mere economics or force. The quotes urge hope for suffering peoples and adherence to law.
New Zealand Scientists Tap Underground Steam for Power
In New Zealand a small pilot plant uses dry steam from 230 foot bore holes to power a 24 kilowatt generator at Taupo. Prof. Olaf Bergelin designed a device to dry steam, removing water to 94 percent efficiency, guiding plans for larger deep bore projects and tests at the Hot Lake district including the Kerapiti blowhole.
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Auckland
N.Z
New Zealand
North Island
Taupo
Devil's Trumpet
Hot Lake District
Olaf B. Bergelin
University of Delaware
Bergelin
Patent Bathing Suit Lets Sun Tan All Over
Dr. Bernl Sjoeberg, a Swedish chemist, says he patented a new bathing suit that allows a full body sun tan. The suit, made of dark plastic, lets ultraviolet rays through but cannot withstand much water.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bernl Sjoeberg
Kindness To Others Story From Lethbridge Herald
A rag picker befriends a stranger who later leaves him 15 000 in his will. The penniless man receives a life changing bequest from a man deemed a dead beat by society. The act shows that kindness can prevail without ulterior motive or reward.
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Lethbridge Herald
Toronto
Russian hydrogen bomb test predicted for July
In Augusta Fra Kenneth de Courcy, who forecast Russia’s atom detonation, believes the Soviet will test a hydrogen bomb in July. He cites Bruno Pontecorvo, the Italian physicist linked to Britain's Harwell plant, as directing the bomb’s production.
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Central Press
Canadien
Augusta
Fra
Kenneth de Courcy
Bruno Pontecorvo
Britain
Harwell Atom
Speedy Divorces In South Africa Draw Attention
In Johannesburg a lawyer says divorce procedures can start after two days in any city and conclude in under two months, with costs as low as £35. Most cases are uncontested, but collusion is hard to prove. Desertion is the common ground for filing. Monies for alimony are not yet provided but may be debated in Parliament.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Reno
Nevada
National League Hockey Notes on Major Penalties and Assists
The report highlights top NHL players for penalties and assists. Ted Lindsay and Al Dewsbury lead in major penalties, each serving five five minute sentences by March 13. Elmer Lach trails Lindsay in assists with 48 after 64 games, aiming to threaten the 55 assists NHL record.
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Gus Kyle
National Hockey League
Ted Lindsay
Detroit
al Dewsbury
Chicago
N.H.L
Lindsay
Dewsbury
Kyle
Boston
Doug Harvey
Montreal
Harvey
Elmer Lach
Elmer
Lach
Night of Lach celebrates Canadiens star with record gifts
Lach Night at the Montreal Forum on March 8 became the largest celebratory event for a Canadien athlete with gifts totaling over 11 000 dollars. Highlights included an auto and home appliances as spectators cheered Elmer Lach after his goal scoring run with Blake and Richard.
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Montreal Forum
Montreal Center
Toe Blake
Elmer
Blake-Lach-Richard
Blake
Boston Bruins Feature Youngest and Oldest On Roster
The Bruins boast the league's youngest player Real Chevrefils who will not reach 20 until May 2. Veteran Woody Dumart sits at 35, the oldest in the NHL, while Delvecchio and Hucul are the 20 year old second youngest, born December 3 and 4, 1931 respectively. Don Raleigh of the New York Rangers posts his best season with 56 points after 65 games, up from 36 last year, while maintaining a tidy 14 penalty minutes.
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Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Real Chevrefils
Woody Dumart
Greybeard
Alex Delvecchio
Detroit
Fred Hucul
Chicago
Delvecchio
Hucul
Don Raleigh
New York Rangers
N.H.L
Don
Bridal Rings Getting Wider
The day of the narrow wedding ring is fading as brides increasingly prefer bands nearly half an inch wide. In 1951 women choosing wide bands outnumbered narrow by 100 to 1, boosting focus on design elements like scrolls florals marquises and pierced abstractions.
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North
West
South
Miss Prism Faces Silent Class After Quip About Death
Hopeful Miss Prism finds her class unusually quiet and orderly. A pupil reveals the reason, recalling her warning that leaving the room and returning to silence would cause her to drop dead.
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Miss Prism
Howe repeats as NHL scoring champion for second straight year
Gordie Howe of Detroit wins the NHL scoring title for the second consecutive season, becoming the fourth player in history to achieve two straight championships. Other repeat winners cited include Max Bentley with Chicago 1945-46 and 46-47, Sweeney Schriner with the New York Americans 1935-36 and 36-37, and Charlie Conacher with Toronto 1933-34 and 34-35.
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N.H.L
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Max Bentley
Chicago
Sweeney Schriner
New York Americans
Charlie Conacher
Toronto
Bamboo Can Grow Up To Sixteen Inches In One Day
Experts note bamboo can increase height by as much as 16 inches in a single day under optimal conditions. The rapid growth is driven by environmental factors and species differences, with certain varieties responding dramatically to warmth moisture and light.
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