Small Soldier Hard Diet Shapes Korean Frontline Grit
A CPC correspondent describes how Korean soldiers survive on a meat-light diet centered on rice vegetables and kimchee. He tours the division mess at Chuncheon and notes rice supply from KMAG quarters and village barter for food when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Winters
CPC
Republic of Korea
Japan
KMAG
Keith van Allen
Vernon
Wash
Chunchon
Korea
van Allen
Gohan
U.N
Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal Set for May 4
Air Marshal W A Bishop announces national Red Shield Appeal launches Monday May 4 with a goal of 1 600 000 to sustain Army operations for the coming year. Campaigns will also run in Edmonton and Brantford as Salvation Army authorities praise public support and social service growth.
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Montreal
W. A. Bishop
V.cc
Df.c
Salvation Army
Edmonton
Brantford
Bishop
Dominion
Canada
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale
A reflective verse on life beyond luxury, noting that happiness can come from simple meals and modest attire. The piece counsels gratitude and dignified living as one strives to improve daily despite material limits. It closes with a fact about Portugal being a leading cork producer.
Psychiatrist Probes Why We Have Plenty Of Crime To Keep Our Courts Busy
Dr Robert Jones of Dalhousie University says crime is a major North American industry and notes rising crime rates despite reforms. He distinguishes between organized crime and a large portion driven by sick personality, urging a public shift toward psychiatric understanding and a more enlightened legal profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Robert ©. Jones
Dalhousie University
Canada
United States
Dr. Jones
Sing-Sing
Health League of Canada
Westminster Hall plaque marks King George lying in state
A bronze plaque now sets in the floor of Westminster Hall to mark the place of the late King George's lying in state before the royal funeral in February 1952. The note covers a brief roundup of world happenings and statistics from 1951 and 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Hall
George
Fishes Diet New Angle For Anglers
Alberta tests APA feeding of aureomycin to eastern brook trout fingerlings at Jasper and Banff hatcheries. In 13 weeks, aureomycin fed fish grew longer, consumed less food, and suffered fewer losses than controls. Hatchery costs should drop as larger healthier fish reach lakes ready for angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Alberta
Resources and Development Department
Jasper Park
Banff Park
W. C. Cable
Gems of Thought Quotes and aphorisms
A collection of brief quotations on economy virtue and quality from notable writers. The lines challenge readers to value thoughtful insight over surface traits and to judge people by the quality of their thinking.
Milk Is Diluted By Water Content Says Expert
A nutrition study notes that more than seven percent of whole milk is water, implying dilution affects richness and caloric density. Researchers caution consumers about labeling and consistency in dairy products and the need for quality oversight.
Calgary Artist Makes Life Size Dinosaurs For Zoo
Finnish born sculptor John Kanerva painted theatre backdrops and early passenger cars before creating 30 cement life size dinosaurs for the Calgary Zoo. The 1/7 scale brontosaurus stands 32 feet high at the head and weighs 120 tons in model form. The project uses quarter inch steel rods with hollow tummies and heads. A new 60 by 100 foot cement front for the fossil house features life size figures and humans. The exhibit reflects Kanerva’s 20 year hobby sparked by a 1920s car painting career and his work for the Calgary Zoological Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanerva
Calgary
America
Kanevar
Calgary Zoological Society
St. George's Island
Canadian banking system praised as one of the finest in the world
Ottawa hearing highlights Canada’s banking strength with 10 banks operating 3 950 branches, assets above 10 billion dollars, and strict government inspections. Elderkin notes historical mergers and losses since Confederation and cites a robust, well regulated system.
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Ottawa
Clayton T. Elderkin
Department of Finance
Chartered Accountants’ Club of
Charles Gale
Confederation
British North America
Home Bank of Canada
Elderkin
Canada
Government of Canada
Meter eraser tested to reclaim parking fees downtown
In Salt Lake City police install a meter eraser device that resets parking meters to zero as cars leave stalls. The gadget aims to end motorists using others’ coins and could curb informal city parking losses. Norway’s merchant marine fleet suffered heavy losses in both world wars.
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Salt Lake City
Norway
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M. Harrison-Gray
K'Q
Kqjté
S.A
Jane Dale
Portugal
Bureau of Statistics
Israel
Ministry of Agriculture
Jerusalem
Manchester
England
British Travel and Holiday Association
Britain
Australia
Australian Wheat Board
John Teasdale
Sahara
Africa
John Laughlin
John, Jr
Toronto
Central Press Canadian
Paul Martin
Benja
Juvenal
Mary Baker Eddy
Douglas Jerrold
Laurence Hope
John Kanerva
Finland
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