Prairie population growth to drive regional development
Dr Saunderson, Ottawa branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, said rising Prairie population will spur industrial development. He noted high freight rates shield domestic Prairie markets while Alberta’s rapidly expanding economy is boosting new Prairie industries. Dr Warren highlighted rich resources like natural gas and coal in the Prairie Provinces.
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Ottawa
H Scunderson
Neotional Research Council
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Prairies
Dr. Saunderson
T E Warren
Fuels Division
Bureau of Mines
Prairie
New Praire Industries
Alberta
Snowmobile Ice Breaks Drowning Four Men on Great Slave Lake
Four Yellowknife men on a fishing trip drowned when their snowmobile broke through ice on the north arm of Great Slave Lake. Victims named Prochuk Morris Stromberg and Mouille. Indians delivering word to RCMP led officers to the scene. recovery status was unknown.
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Yellowknife
N.W.T
Great Slave Lake
Mike Prochuk
Ricky Morris
Eric Stromberg
Marcel Mouille
RCMP
Weekly Editors Urge Student Printer Training
A Saskatchewan delegation from the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association asked Minister of Education W S Lloyd to create school based printing training. They argued current apprenticeship schemes fail to supply printers to weekly papers and proposed a two year program with weekly shop instruction for grade 10 students to qualify as apprentice printers and earn higher wages.
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Regina
W. S. Lloyd
Saskatchewan
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Walter Ashfield
Grenfell Sun
Gerald Humphrey
Nokomis Times
Govan Prairie News
Syd Stevens
Shaunavon Standard
Minister of Education
$6,500,000 gas plant to modernize Alberta field
A major gas conservation plant costing 6.5 million dollars is under construction at the Leduc oil field in Alberta to process wet gas and also handle propane and butane. Eliahu Elath, Israel's ambassador to the U.S., said Canada relations should be as close as possible. The Boston flower show marks its 120th year as the oldest continuous American display. The Atomic Energy Commission approved exporting a 2,000,000 volt X ray generator to Britain for cancer treatment at Westminster Hospital. Britain’s national debt has risen 40 fold in 50 years to 25.27 billion pounds, about 503 pounds per person. A harbor project accident in Fukushima killed two and injured nine after a woman carrying dynamite stumbled. New Zealanders fund health stamps for holidays, now in the 21st year of the program.
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Leduc
Field Alberta
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Britain
Westminster Hospital
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragment
The page shows a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues about animals plants kings and phrases, plus scattered garbled letters and numbers. Several entries reference classical names and terms, but most items are unreadable or incomplete in the OCR.
Heaviest N H L Star Watson Leads Leafs Notes
Toronto left winger Harry Watson, at 207 pounds, is the heaviest player in the NHL while speedster on goal. Hap Day, 48, begins his 25th season in the league with Toronto, after 14 as a player, two as a linesman and nine as coach. Maurice Richard, 28, leads Canadiens with 218 career goals as of November 6, and has never scored fewer than 20 in a season across six full campaigns. Chicago Black Hawks beat Boston Bruins 10–4 on October 30 as 38 points were tallied by the two teams, with the Conacher family contributing 28.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Harry Watson
Fairbanks
Harry
Hap Day
N.H.L
New York Americans
Hap
Toronto
Toronto St. Pats
Maple Leafs
Day
Montreal Canadiens
Maurice Richard
Canadiens
Richard
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Chicago
Conacher Clan
Dwarf Cattle Stir Toronto Fair Controversy
At the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, stockmen argue over five tiny Hereford cattle and a donkey mascot owned by Gene Holter of Jamestown ND. Holter ascribes the herd to a Lost Canyon purchase by helicopter, claiming ages of five to six years and potential larger offspring. Skeptics call the animals stunt calves and doubt their origin.
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Toronto
Gene Holter
Jamestown
North Dakota
Holter
Life
Lost Canyon
Mr. Holter
Ferdinand
N.D
S.N.S
Kitchen Meditations Twins
A poem notes two pairs of hands feet lips and clothes for twins with double bustle and care. It contrasts greater responsibility with doubled affection as two sets of lips say I love you and help with errands, bringing joy amid the busy daily demands.
Weekly Tip on Roasting Techniques
A practical cooking tip advises using two spoons to turn a roast while a fork pierces the surface to release juices. This method aims to keep meat moist and evenly cooked by controlled venting of juices during roasting.
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Eliahu Elath
United States
Canada
Boston
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Treasury
London
Butchers’ Charitable Institution
Fukushima
Japan
New
Linenes Smauenours Arcues Okay
Spikes
ON Corp
Wy Ck
Canadian Red Cross Society
Swimimme
Flemipie
Eainer
Rae
Perron
Bashan
Grating Mornsture
Adam
Odin
Fis
N.H.L. Sport Notes
N.hll
Lotsa
By Jane Dale
By William Ferguson
Mississippi River
T. M. Reg
Eksokiscy
USA
NEA Service, Inc
Little Reggie
Margarita
Reggie
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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