Seed Quality Declares Need for Freight Aid to Farmers
Brein tests over seven years show nearly half seed samples grade rejected, prompting RK McKenzie to confirm continued freight assistance for pedigreed seed shipments within the province. Policy requires elevator agents to file an outturn statement with farmer names, seed type, and bushels and attach a signed freight bill and statutory declaration.
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Brein
Ueaa
McKenzie
Princess Margaret Honeymoon to Sail Britannia
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones will honeymoon privately aboard Queen Elizabeth II's yacht Britannia after their Westminster Abbey wedding on May 6. The royal couple aims to avoid publicity with the quiet voyage, similar to past efforts by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.
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London
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth
Britannia
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Edinburgh
Parliamentary estimates total 65 553 645 for aid programs
The estimates for the year ending March 31 1961 show contributions to international economic and special aid programs totaling 65 553 645 dollars.
End of era for Saskatoon seismograph station after 43 years
The University of Saskatchewan seismograph, in operation since 1917 under the Dominion Observatory, will be dismantled starting April 1 as part of a national shift to bedrock based, higher sensitivity instruments. The Saskatoon unit recorded about 80 shocks annually, including the 1909 Moose Jaw Regina quake and the 1935 Quetta quake which caused major damage.
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Fred Rittmann
University of Saskatchewan
Dominion Observatory
Bedrock
Saskatchewan
Bert Cox
Saskatoon
University
Ottawa
Halifax
Victoria
Resolute Bay
B. W. Currie
U. of S
Prince Albert
Currie
Canada
Quetta
India
Cox
Fred Rittman
Mr. Cox
Yellowstone
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Maryland
Moose Jaw
Regina
Turkey
Greece
Persia
New Guinea
Fiji Islands
Hawaii
Mexico
Chile
Africa
New Zealand
Japan
China
Malaya
Russia
South America
United States
Billy Davis
Physics
Milne-Shaw
I T
Bng
Bomarc base blamed for hen deaths in Ontario incident
North Bay Ontario poultry farmer William Hookway says blasting at the Bomarc missile site stopped his 2,000 hens from laying and forced him to cull them. He plans to sue contractors and has appealed to federal authorities over the blast damage.
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Orth Bay
Ont
North Bay
William Hookway
Hemorrhage Research Led by Dr Jaques at University
A University of Saskatchewan team led by Dr. L. B. Jaques has $24 150 in U S funding to study factors in hemorrhage. The grant renews for four years totaling $120 750, with aims to explain how stress and anticoagulants influence spontaneous bleeding and to develop diagnostic and treatment insights.
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Jaques
University of Saskatchewan
Th National Heart
Nstitute
Bethesda
Maryland
L. B. Jaques
J. Ash- Win
G. J. Mogensen
U.S
Toronto
Dress pattern features slim sheath and coordinating jacket
Ad copy for Easy Sew patterns announces printed directions and sizes for patterns 4898 and 4994. It highlights a slim ming sheath with its own jacket, yardage per size, and a midriff top with shorts and jacket options. Requests 50 cents, address details, and pattern numbers for mail order.
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Mmix
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Manitoba Illinois trucking pact speeds cross border traffic
Manitoba has completed trucking reciprocity agreements with 12 states and provinces. The pact allows Manitoba trucks to travel without a state licence fee into Illinois and lets Illinois trucks operate in Manitoba, easing movement of commercial traffic across the region.
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Manitoba
Illinois
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