British Columbia Seeks Balance In Elk Moose Herd Protecting Winter Range
Provincial game department funds a three year study of elk and moose to save winter rangelands. Officials warn lack of feed may force more feeding or lower bag limits while a new moose tagging program gathers migration data. Hunt limits reduced in several districts to balance herd size. A Cache Creek check station tracks kills and locations.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
North America
B.C
Interior
Game Department
Game
Frank Butter
Cache Creek
Cariboo
Fraser River
James Hatter
Okanagan
Kamloops
Similkameen
Yale
Canada
Butler
Easy Way To Spend Twenty Five Million
TORONTO. FE C Evans Fox says he needs 25 million dollars for a Venus and Mars rocket trip including a moon base. He is chairman of the Canadian Rocket Society, plans a 1,000 ton ship by 1960 costing 1 250 000, with the ship built from titanium for 2 000 000 and the moon base first.
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Toronto
FE. C. Evans Fox
Venus
Mars
Moon
Canadian Rocket Society
New York
Maj
Alexander P. de Seversky
United States
Overweight Patients Viewed as Poorer Surgical Risks
A medical discussion notes that individuals with excess weight are considered poorer surgical risks compared with normal weight patients. The text emphasizes higher complication potential and varied outcomes.
Stamp Corner reports record U S stamp sales at Washington agency
The Philatelic Agency of the United States Post Office in Washington posts a fiscal year end stamp sale total of 4 136 122 the highest ever for the agency. The record year 1948 49 reflects 30 stamps issued this year and marks a global growth in philatelic offices including Ottawa Balboa Wellington Bombay and more with stamps offered at face value.
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Philatelic Agency
United States Post Office
Washington
Washington Philatelic Agency
U.S
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canadian Post Office
Newfoundland
Ottawa Philatelic Division
Canadian Post-Office
Philatelic Division
Balboa
Canal Zone
Philippines
Pan-American Union
Philatele
Liberia
New York
New Zealand
Vaue
Wellington
India
Bombay
Redoing a Boy’s Bedroom for Growth and Style
The piece argues that the modern boy should have a practical, masculine room to aid mental development. It suggests wallpaper, sturdy furnishings, and simple decor to foster concentration, with emphasis on a bed bureau desk chair and masculine curtains.
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Junior
Big Cousin
Bob
Some Children Allergic to Certain Foods
New York expert Dr. Elizabeth Hurlock says children know what they should eat and warns against forcing meals. She notes her daughter disliked liver and found to be allergic. Removal of uneaten food without comment may help a child accept meals. Scientific taste studies find no inborn dislikes except for harmful foods. Childs dislikes arise from parental attitudes or overcooking.
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New York
Elizabeth Hurlock
Dr. Hurlock
Plain Color Textured Fabrics for a Boy’s Room
The room should feature textured plain color fabrics that are durable and safe for a child. Avoid flooring the dog chewed. choose staunch colorful coverings that foster a stimulating environment for mental development.
Self-winding clock reacts to temperature changes
A new clock design winds itself whenever the ambient temperature shifts by one degree, linking mechanical energy to environmental thermal variation. The invention implies a passive power mechanism that could extend running time without manual winding.
Modern Styles Rift Hurt Indian Fur Trappers in North
Bishop R J Renison of Moosonee diocese warns fashion drives hardship for Indians in Canada’s north as short furs replace long ones. He reports 3,105 miles covered across 30 posts, noting Hudson Bay Company modernization shifts fur trade away from flat-rate barter and necessitates Montreal grading. He also notes increased itinerant and black market competition and confirms 125 Eskimos at Whale River during 41 days touring a 350000 square mile diocese.
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Bourlamaque
Canada
Northland
R. J. Renison
Moosonee
Church of England
Renison
Bishop
Dominion
Hudson Bay Company
Montreal
Whale River
Lost Faruni City Sought as Atomic Era Tales Persist
Airmen report sighting Faruni in South Africa amid postwar speculation. The piece hints at a Chinese founder, notes the city’s long disappearance, and blends quirky asides about animals and sea monsters with a casual tone about medical viewpoints on talk curing headaches.
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Faruni
South Africa
Side Notes and Oddities From A Midweek Column 2341
A miscellany of fun observations and quirky facts. A woman comments on gendered song choices and a man’s tulip joke. Reversal of seasons yields cheaper getaways. Everlasting matches and bulbs spark novelty talk. A Hong Kong racecourse tale ends in a horse's dramatic finish. The piece closes with a quip on kissing reducing colds and a note on daily double wagering.
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