American Invasion of Canadian Magazine Circulation
A Royal Commission hearing scrutinizes American magazines sold in Canada including Readers Digest and Time. Critics say U S titles skew public opinion and morals, with Health noting Reader’s Digest influence and questionable articles like Look derived pieces.
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United States
Canada
Royal Commission On
Grattan O'Leary
Time
Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
Medical Journal
Eleanor Harris
North America
O'Leary
Royal Commission
Local Groups Rally Behind Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Fund
Grass roots support from rural and urban councils 4 H clubs Homemakers Clubs and Wheat Pool committees grows for the University of Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Fund. Total gifts exceed 21000 and campaign totals reach 2202000 or over 88 percent of the goal.
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University of Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Fund
Saskatchewan Wheat Poul
Misses Shirtdress Pattern 4814 by Anne Adams
Advertises Printed Pattern 4814 for a Misses' dress in sizes 10 through 18. Notes easy fit and straight stitch, fabrics white black or colorful cotton. Includes pattern number 4814 and mail order price of 40 cents plus stamps. send name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. at 2 Street.
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Anne Adams
Arene
Breet Street
Crossword Horizons Across and Down Clues 1960
Crossword puzzle excerpt lists clues such as intersection summit foot digit stitch in crocheting possess incorrect flower one who mixes kin artificial language writing fluid melt health symbol for neon negative electrified particle exclamation of surprise on the ocean travel seasoning bridge. The note cites 1960 King Features Syndicate.
Indian policy criticized by former Indian agencies chief
At Yorkton Saskatchewan former Indian agencies superintendent J A Davis and Chief John Leveright urged reform of Indian policy. They blamed training shortages segregated schools and liquor for social problems on the Cote reserve near Kamsack and warned that without change population could rise and crime increase. They called for integrated schooling and broader training while praising RCMP for enforcing law amid tensions.
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Yorkton
Sask
Anthony Cote
J. A. Davis
Kamsack
Cote Reserve
Davis
Indian Affairs Branch
Mr. Davis
RCMP
John Leveright
Leveright
Cote, Key and
Keeseehoose
Dietary role of cereals and bread in daily nutrition
The article notes cereals and bread provide calories and protein, with one quarter to one third of daily protein from these foods. Whole grain cereals and enriched white bread supply phosphorus and B vitamins thiamine riboflavin and niacin. A daily menu should include one serving of whole grain cereal and four slices of bread.
Hospitalitis spreads as Ontario hospital plan rises demand
The Glengarry News argues that public preference for hospital care over private home treatment creates a new disease called hospitalitis. It notes bed shortages, calls for new hospitals, and warns of reduced role for individual physicians as more patients seek hospital-based care.
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Ontario
Alexandria
Air travel reshapes railways as airlines surge
The piece argues railroads face declining demand across passenger, freight, express, and telegraph due to competition from air travel and buses. It notes 125,000 daily air travelers during a U S strike, showing planes rival railways and transform North American travel, with Canada similarly affected.
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United States
North American
Canada
Ah h Spring The Globe Lacombe Alberta
The piece highlights the arrival of spring in Lacombe Alberta with warm days and rejuvenation across life aspects. It notes spring for children, farmers, governments, golfers, fishermen, gardeners, and campers in 1961 as a season of renewed outdoor activity and planning.
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Tom Lee Corrigan
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National Hemophelia Fundation
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Eugene Sheffer
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