Love From Daddy Eggy McNaughton Ends Strain At Home
Peggy McNaughton braces for independence after a long separation from husband Terry. She plans to work, support her children, and move to a one room apartment, determined to end his control and rebuild a practical life as a new breadwinner. The arrival of flowers labeled Love from Daddy heightens the emotional stakes as the family faces upheaval.
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Eggy McNaughton
Terry
Peggy
Jackie
Barbs
Usua
Terry McNaughton
Custer
Barbara
Barb
Wheeler
Cate
Saskatchewan village mulls mine detectors for culverts
Rural council in a prairie village weighs using mine detectors to locate buried culverts. In Banff Alberta a 16 year old Saskatchewan boy David Aire suffered frozen feet after a freight train ride. doctors feared possible double amputation. Winnipeg reports Devon close wool sheep shipped to test suitability in Canada at University of Manitoba farm. Vermilion Alberta reports Donald Taylor reelected president of the Canadian Postmasters Association at Ottawa. In Winnipeg Alberta and Saskatchewan bread wheats with favorable freight differential will be sent to Vancouver for winter export as St Lawrence closes. Regina notes two women veterinarians in Saskatchewan Dr Jean Morgan and Dr Althea Burton of Saskatoon. Climax Saskatchewan farmer John Goodman donates 31 dollars 60 cents via pennies after canvassing by O B Onerheim.
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Winnipeg
Devon
Canada
University of Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Canadian Wheat Board
St. Lawrence
Regina
Veterinary Association of Saskatchewan
Jean Morgan
Althea Burton
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan farmers earn $3 million in U.S. harvest
Two thousand one hundred Saskatchewan men went to help harvest the United States wheat crop this summer using 412 combines and earned more than $3,000,000. President George Wright of the United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan section states.
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Saskatchewan
United States
George Wright
United Farmers of Canada
States
Retailers Back Peace Garden At Manitoba North Dakota Border
Winnipeg The Manitoba Retail Implement Dealers Association will back the International Peace Garden project at the Manitoba North Dakota border. Directors seek to raise 100000 dollars within a year after wartime neglect.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Retail Implement Dealers’ Association
Manitoba
North Dakota
U S Farmers To Boost Grain Output
Washington reports a government goal of 356 million acres for 1948 grain and hay crops, up from this year by about 9.9 million acres. Agriculture Secretary Anderson warns of soil strain but says increased production is needed for hungry nations, with conservation urged for the future.
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Washington
U.S
Clinton K Anderson
Anderson
Parisians Evacuate by Balloon Carriage Letters in War
During the Franco Prussian War Parisians sent 88 people and over four million letters out of the city by balloons. This daring effort aimed to relay news and maintain communication despite siege conditions.
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Paris
Neptune Temperature Estimated At 400 Degrees Below Zero
The article reports an estimated temperature on Neptune of about 400 degrees below zero. The figure highlights extreme cold conditions on the distant planet.
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Neptune
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Canadian Postmasters Association
Dominion Executive
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Graham Avenue
Lewis Craft Supplies Limited
Bathurst ST
Fleischmann
Chuck Thurston
Asante
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