The Plan by Anna E Wilson and Ed Hazen
Ted, an aspiring architect, battles bad luck and council politics over a town hall plan. Cal Brown’s support and Jed Haynes’s approval shape a turning point, while Joan Blair anchors Ted’s future as plans shift from failure to success.
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ED Hazen
Cal Brown
Jed Haynes
Ted
Joan Blair
Cal
Mr. Craven
Joan
Mr. Haynes
Craven
Coombs
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Misses Halter Top Pattern 4611 With Easy Sewing
Short sewing project values a halter top pattern 4611 for misses sizes 12 through 20. It offers two styles for vacations or home wear, uses 35 inch fabric, and comes with illustrated instructions. Order by sending 35 cents and size name address to the listed address.
Answers to Quick Quiz Summary
Answers to Quick Quiz reveal that employees and employers contribute equal amounts with an extra fifth from federal tax revenues. It lists 3,376,000 and 1,086,273 Canadians over 65. Minnesota state note and 1952 exports totalled 4,356 million. Material provided by Quick Canadian Facts editors.
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Minnesota
Quick Canadian Facts
Handbook of Facts About
Canada
Plant Breeders Win Fight With Grain Rust
Edmonton and Winnipeg researchers report progress against rust on wheat in Western Canada and the U S. Race 15B3 emerges as a stronger rust strain while new wheat strains, a potato variety, and a barley smut control method advance in labs and on private farms.
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Edmonton
Canada
Nature
United States
Regina
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Skeletons Found During Swift Current Construction
Work at a Swift Current site uncovered two headless skeletons, with no skulls found despite an extensive search. Officials suspect the remains may belong to beheaded Indigenous people.
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Swift Current
Sask
Elephants Known for Long Tusks Weighing Up to 250 Pounds
Elephant tusks have been recorded growing beyond 11 feet and reaching weights near 250 pounds, illustrating extreme size variation in these prominent ivory features.
Two Newspapermen Reach Combined Age of 157 Years
At a Vermilion banquet on May 1, S R P Cooper age 80 and A L Horton age 77 were pictured. Cooper founded the Vermilion Standard in 1909 succeeding the Vermilion Signal, and both men, close friends for 50 years, reflect long lives in Alberta journalism.
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Vermilion
S. R. P. Cooper
A. L. Horton
Cooper
Vermilon Standard
The
Vermilion Standard
Vermilion Signal
W. B. Cameron
Big Bear
Mr. Horton
Luse Land Chosen as Distribution Centre for Propane Gas
Hugh Gas Company of Regina selects Luse Land as its propane gas distribution centre. It will invest about 40 000 dollars in property and buildings, purchasing land south of the C P R station and planning a spur line to service tanks and a warehouse to be built this year.
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Luseland
Hugh Gas Company
Regina
C.P.R
Quotas Increase for Beaver Trapping Season
The Pas Manitoba conservation officers approve more generous beaver trapping quotas for the coming season. Restrictions on beaver taking are relaxed to thin the population and halt the spread of sickness noted among beavers.
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Pas
Man
Appetizing recipes for gelatin mold and lemon mayo
A damaged recipe entry describes a gelatin mold with orange juice cream cheese and lemon juice, then a lemon mayonnaise dressing. It lists ingredients like gelatin, orange juice, lemon juice, sugar, cream cheese, and oil, with steps to dissolve gelatin and chill the mold. The mayo section gives oil, lemon juice, mustard, salt, sugar, pepper, and eggs, yielding about 232 cups.
New Windrowing Beet Harvester Arrives in Canada
A British firm adapts sugar beet harvesters for Canada with a six-row windrowing conveyor replacing the elevator. The system forms six rows into one windrow, then an automatic loader moves all rows in one pass, boosting efficiency on large farms. The Canadian version remains a standard design aside from the conveyor.
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Sugar Beet Growers’ Association
Canada
Oddities In The News From Bergamo And Beyond
A fire in Bergamo canal guts seven bathers as gasoline fumes ignite. Mario Marchetti dies after choking on bread and a bee bite to the throat is blamed. Sydney dog buyer now owns a kelpie named Irish with an unusual green coat. A San Jose bartender's lost ring mystery and a blind fox terrier guided by a cat spark quirky local tales.
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Bergamo
Italy
Stan Chessell
Sydney
Australia
Charlie
W. F. Elkas
Greenville
Miss
Elkas Farm
Kitty Billy
Quick Canadian Quiz asks about population growth and aging
The column poses questions on St Lawrence River source, 1938 exports worth 838 million, later 1952 total, population growth up to March 1 1953 with choices, 1901 and 1951 seniors over 65, and unemployment fund revenue sources, inviting readers to answer in another column.
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Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Northwest Territories Council Winter Meeting Set for Dec. 7
The Northwest Territories Council will hold its winter meeting in Ottawa starting December 7. The eight member council includes three elected officials and meets twice a year. The first meeting of the year was in Yellowknife from June 25 to 30.
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Ottawa
Northwest Territories Council
Canada Gazette
Yellowknife
N.W.T
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Anne Adams
Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Bainbridge, O
Joh. Harris
Alberta
Fred Turnbull
Red Deer
Red Deer Advocate Has Been There Since 1906 Along With F. W. Galbraith
Phil Gailbraith
Charlie Willis
Stettler
Alta
Lei Carroil
Venice
Mario Marchetti
Spoleto
Anthony di Napoli
San Jose
Calif
di Napoli
Harriet Sanderson
Belfast
Quick
Northwest Territories
Peacock
Allied van Lines Nation Wide
MacDonald
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