Night in the City Drives Bruce to Decide His Future
Bruce, newly employed in men’s wear, sends his thoughts home through a letter from Margie. She arrives in the city seeking him to run a family store, pushing him toward a choice between a comfortable small town life and the lure of the city. He grapples with love, ambition, and fear of leaving home.
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Bebe Herman
Margie
Corfer
City Paper
Bruce
Mom
Nancy
Susan
Son
Martin
Brice
Rose
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Home Workshop Patterns for Cage and Rocker
This article describes a 24 by 17 by 23 inch pet cage with red and black painted surfaces and 3 16 inch dowel bars, plus a small rocker chair with plywood sides and a pendulum musical movement. Patterns 433 and 430 offer complete plans and mailing details for 35c each.
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Hobby Supply
Department P.P.L
Home Workshop
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Budget seen as good news for farmers in Manitoba
J. D. Wilton of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture commends Hon. Walter Harris for a budget with tax and excise reductions and no tariff hikes on British wool. He notes tariff concessions on farm items, support for GATT, and emphasis on expanding world trade to aid prairie farmers selling surplus produce abroad.
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J. D. Wilton
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Walter Harris
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
GPA
GATT
Bermuda Driving Rules Restrict Gasoline Transportation
Bermuda limits gasoline transport and speeds limits on the island. Open country speed is twenty mph and town speed is fifteen mph. No family may own more than one automobile. Cars over five years old may not be sold for driving on public roads.
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Bermuda
Atlantic
Saskatchewan plans immunization drive using Salk polio vaccine
Saskatchewan announces a provincial immunization program using the Salk polio vaccine across Saskatoon Regina and seven health regions with clinics at key points. First injections May 2 7 and May 9 14, final doses June 6 11 in health regions. unorganized areas staggered May 16 21 May 23 28 and June 2 26.
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T. J. Bentley
Saskatoon
Regina
Biggar
Canora Colansay Davidson
Hudson Bay
Humepoldt Kerrobert
Kindersley
Melfort Melville
Nipawin
Outlook
Rosetown
Wadena
Yorkton
Bentley
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Department of National Health and Welfare
Connaught Laboratories
Toronto
University of Toronto
School of Hygiene
Saskatchewan
Department of Public Health
Water safety tips for spring hazards in the province
In many areas rotting ice and flowing water create hazards especially for children. Parents should supervise kids and prepare safety gear. Novice swimmers need supervision, know pool depths, and avoid diving unknown waters. Red Cross urges cautious wading, shallow-water boating, and gradual cooling after exertion.
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Red Cross
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