Independent Saar Prospects Rise as Europe Fear Eases
Saarbrucken reports a revived Saarland, economy rebuilt from ruins with thriving coal mining, modern apartments, and a new Saar University swelling from 500 to 2000 students. Miners earn 83 to 117 dollars monthly, many own farms, and the region eyes embassies in London and Washington while aligning with France’s economy.
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Saarbrucken
Saar
France
Germany
Hitler
Saarland
Federation of Europe
London
Washington
Lorraine
Sear
Olf Universty
University Sudent
Spain
Italy
J. F. Angelloz
Europe
America
Gems of Thought on Science and Religion
A concise collection of quotes linking science and faith by Einstein Eddy Agassiz Alger, Emerson and others. The lines discuss conflict, discovery, moral force, and the way science reshapes belief toward broader universal laws.
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Orion
Mary Baker Eddy
Ralph W. Emerson
Changing colors without losing old house charm
The author argues for updating color schemes in two generation old homes by choosing light soft hues that blend with the original woodwork and architecture. Bold modern palettes can erase the house’s character to suit contemporary tastes.
Matrimony Wins Vancouver Air Hostesses
Officials say four CP Air stewardesses marry annually in Vancouver while Dan Cupid targets flights to the Far East. Greece’s area is about 50 000 square miles, not far from England’s size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Dan Cupid
Arrows
Far East
Greece
England
Canada’s Largest Cities See Population Boom in 1951 Census
The 1951 census shows Montreal passing 1 million residents with a 13 percent gain, Edmonton up 70 percent to 159 681, Calgary up 45 percent to 129 060, and Vancouver Winnipeg Ottawa and Quebec City posting strong gains. Toronto rises 1.2 percent as the oil centers surge. The top seven cities remain Montreal Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg Hamilton Ottawa and Quebec City. Louis Pasteur hailed as father of bacteriology.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Montreal
Alberta
Edmonton
Calgary
Toronto
Windsor
Ont
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Quebec
Quebec City
Toronto Housewife Lived Fifteen Months With Eskimo Camp
Vivian Jean Latremouille of Toronto recalls life with an Eskimo camp headed by Idiouk near Chesterfield Inlet on Hudson Bay. The group lived in igloos and tents for over a year filming Eskimo life with two 30 minute shorts titled Eskimo Hunter and The Life of an Eskimo. Mrs Wilkinson learned to cook Eskimo style and described the warmth humor and intelligence of the people while sharing meals of seal liver bannock and Arctic char.
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Vivian Jean Latremouille
Toronto
Idiouk
Aliak
Chesterfield
Pond Inlet
Baffin Land
Arctic
Chesterfield Inlet
R.C.M.P
Arctic Circle
Hudson Bay
Springtime Bird Talk Interpreted in Canada
A regional piece notes Canadians identify bird calls from coast to prairie. Canary red cardinals, robins, whip-poor wills and chickadees illustrate spring melodies while sparrows publish homecoming joy. Lectures by Audubon Society supporters praise Canadian audiences and nature studies.
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Canada
Pitpit
Newfoundland
Alberta
Sam Peabody
Peabody, Peabody
Audubon 5 Society of North America
Toronto
Eaton Auditorium
Toronto Field Naturalists’ Club
Royal Ontario Museum
Banff
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Farm Boy Dies Bravely Kissed Brother Goodbye
In Okla Dust Dustin farm scene Richard Foreman 14 perished when a tractor overturned and burned. His 11-year-old brother Glendell was thrown clear. Richard reportedly told Glendell to kiss him goodbye and to stand back before the flames engulfed him.
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Dustin
Okla
Richard Dale Foreman
Glendell
Richard
Nevada to issue windshield decals replacing plates in 1952
Carson City Nevada reports that 1952 auto licenses will be paper decals for windshields not plates or tags. Chief Ellis J. Folsom of motor vehicle registration cites steel shortages as the reason for the change.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Ellis J. Folsom
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Barbara Jean Turty
CPC
Reder
Science
Prof
Philip Henry
Albert Einstein
Jean Louis Agassiz
Gevt. of Nations Heath and Welle
Dunttiotygg
Francis James
Tom Schives
Tilbury
Royal Canadian Naval
Halifax
R.C.N
Central Press Canadian
Louis Pasteur
Eleanor Roosevelt
India
Vivian Wilkinson
By M. Harrison-Gray
Land
North
South
Westresu
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