Helicopter Passenger Service Marks Its First Year
London reports the British European Airways rotor service from Liverpool to Cardiff marks its first year with high rider visibility and minimal weather cancellations. The single engine Sikorsky shows safety margins, aims for future twin engine versions seating up to 30, with London stations eyed for eight to ten years ahead.
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British European Airways
Cial Aviation
Liverpool
BEA
London
United Kingdom
Saskatchewan Plants Rainbow Loch Leven And Grayling Fish
Saskatchewan fisheries branch distributed rainbow trout fingerlings in White Gull Torch rivers East Trout Lake Nipawin area Nipawin creek La Ronge Swan Etomoni Hudson Bay districts Battle Creek Cypress Hills Shell Little Red Garden rivers Prince Albert Norquay Pelly. Loch Leven trout planted in Little Red Shell rivers Swift Current Belanger Cypress hills. About 800000 Arctic grayling fingerlings planted in Lac la Ronge tributaries Memeiben Nipakamen Montreal Stony Narrows Iskwatikan Nut Point Beaver Lake.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
A. H. MacDonald
Bureau of Publications
MacDonald
White Gull
Torch
Nipawin
East Trout Lake
Nipawamew Creek
la Ronge
Man
Swan
Etomomi
Hudson Bay
Battle Creek
Cypress Hills
Shell
Little Red
Garden
Prince Albert
Norquay-Pelly
Swift Current
Belanger Creek
Frenchman Creek
Lac la Ronge
Memeiben Creek
Nipakamen Creek
Montreal River
Stony Narrows
Iskwatikan Lake
Nut Point
Beaver Lake
Flin Fion
Small Modern House Gains Personality Through Color
A design article discusses how a compact modern bungalow can avoid monotony by balancing pale tones with contrasting hues. It cites a recent example where gray walls, rust accents, lime green carpet, and coordinated draperies create unity and variety, yielding a calm yet lively atmosphere.
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Francis James
Birds Are Homemakers: Nesting Timelines Across Species
Summertime nesting is common but jays and some owls start early. Barred and horned owls nest in February in hollow trees or former woodpecker cavities. Partly feathered young appear in March, while Canada and Rocky Mountain jays begin nesting in March.
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Canada
Rocky Mountain
Nations Sign Early UN Declaration and Growth to 51 Members
Twenty six nations signed the Declaration by United Nations on January 1 1942 as an early move toward the UN. By 1945 fifty one countries were members when the San Francisco Conference formed the United Nations.
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United Nations
U.N
San Francisco
Horse Shoes Wear Out At Rough 24 Per Year
A horse requires about 24 horseshoes annually as each shoe wears down from use. This estimate reflects regular maintenance by farriers to protect hooves and ensure sound footing for riding and work.
Alcohol addiction warned as largely preventable says doctor
Dr Gordon Bell of the Shadow Brook Health Foundation argues that chronic alcoholism affects more people than TB and polio combined and that most secondary addictions arise from habit and social factors. He outlines four phases of secondary addiction from initial loss of control to severe dependence and impaired work and domestic life.
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Gordon Bell
Health
The
Health League of Canada
Dr. Bell
Bell
Shadow Brook Health Foundation
Try and Stop Me! By Bennett Cerf humorous vignettes
A judge asks an Indian to shorten his name from Chief Train-whistle to Toots. A college freshman confronts a roommate about a raincoat prank. A tip about dressing a very young baby is given, recommending socks over feet.
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Bennett Cerf
Sunspot activity may cool global climate amid 1960s shift
Boston reports MIT meteorology professor Hurd C. Willett links two centuries of sunspot cycles to weather. He predicts a cooler, wetter 10 to 20 years for many regions, with glacier growth, regional cooling in Northern Europe and North America, and reduced rainfall north of 60 degrees. The next sunspot maximum may not arrive until 1962 or later.
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Boston
Hurd C. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Willett
American Meteorological Society
Journal of Meteorology
Canada
United States
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Russia
China
Japan
Spitsbergen - Greenland-Iceland
Europe
Alaska
Antarctic
Mediterranean
Siberia
Biblical scholar reads Bible more than most
Rev. Dr. C. H. Little, a noted biblical scholar, claims he has read the New Testament 1,360 times in English, eight times in Greek, twenty seven in German, and once each in Latin and French. He notes he does not claim to have read more than anyone else, but he probably has.
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Waterloo
C. H. Little
Policeman With 38 Years Service Never Used Truncheon
Walkerern officer George Berry retires after 38 years of service claiming he has never drawn his truncheon or blown his whistle. This is described as a record for England and Wales.
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Walkern
Hertfordshire
England
George Berry
Wales
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Freddie
Dept. of National Healthend Welfare
U.S
Turkey
Glenn Lowery
Hebron
Ohio
Musume
U.S.S. Everett
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West
Scotland
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Carmack
Christian Science Monitor
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