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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
2
January prompts cozy baking as families seek cheer. A Viennese Coffee Cake recipe uses yeast dough split into two rolls, filled with honey cinnamon butter, raisins, pecans and almonds, baked in a round layer pan.
Dr. Andrew Rhodes of the University of Toronto discusses oral polio vaccine as a practical, easily administered defense that could be used in schools or workplaces, potentially surpassing injected Salk vaccine in preventing virus spread. He notes oral vaccine offers broader community protection by eradicating the virus in the digestive system.
A. Jennings, longtime head of the Jennings Gang and last survivor of the feared outlaw band, died at age 98 in Tarzana California. He had led the gang during its notorious run in the American West.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker won the 1961 Young Canada award as Canada's outstanding political figure. The award was presented in Ottawa by 15 year old Connie Hallett from Hartland New Brunswick. The sponsor said the vote involved student leaders from about two thousand high schools nationwide.
The article notes Germany ranks third in global raw steel output behind the United States and the Soviet Union. It produced 34 million tons in 1960, about ten percent of world total, with Ruhr region as the core and labor reaching 359,000 workers. It highlights European coal and steel market ties and foreign labor in a growing industry.
Hudson Bay Company stores report a fashion and consumer shift among Eskimo and northern Indian communities. Teens seek blue jeans and cow boy hats while women buy tailored coats and nylon lingerie. Ship cargoes and summer voyages support far northern outposts, now modernized with heated stores and cash transactions.
Bill Levingston of Pawnee Rock Kansas found a woman's purse containing a $2 cheque $4 in cash and keys with a Great Bend address He drove 13 miles to Great Bend twice learning the owner had moved to Arkansas City He mailed the purse and later received a grateful note plus $4 acknowledgment.
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