Canadian Army Band Praised by Gruenther at SHAPE
General Alfred M Gruenther lauded the Royal Canadian Signals Band at SHAPE for a three hour program of martial classical and popular music. Captain Bernard Lyons directed with Sergeants Orville Wainman and Norman Rumons assisting as Montgomery Lemonnier and Norstadt joined Gruenther in praise, autographs given on a menu and program.
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Park
Royal Canadian Signals
SHAPE
Cormany
2Nd Canadian Infantry Brigade
Bernard J. Lyons
Kingston Ont
Orville Wainman
Peterborough
Ont
Norman Rumons
Kingston
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Gruenther
Lemonnier
Norstadt
Alfred M. Gruenther
Household Care Tips from an Old Manual
Helpful hints advise rinsing brushes after washing, shaking bristles, and drying hang to preserve shape. Thaw frozen meat before cooking and defrosted meat should be cooked promptly to retain juices. Wash or dry clean clothes before storage and store cottons without starch while ensuring garments are completely dry to prevent mildew.
Barley Surpasses Wheat as Manitoba’s Main Crop Since 1953
Department of Agriculture figures show barley has exceeded wheat in Manitoba acreage since 1953, reshaping the province’s agricultural profile.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Obedience, Liberty, and the Law of Love
The article argues that law furthers liberty only when aligned with God's will and love. It warns against obedience to tyrants and cites the Great Commandments to love God and neighbor as fundamental, tracing them to Judaism and their presence in worship and daily life. It urges incorporating these commandments into regular Christian practice.
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Jesus
Musical inmates form six prison bands at Southern Michigan Prison
Inmates form six bands including a 40 piece orchestra and a 16 piece dance band. A dixieland group and a progressive jazz band of 10 pieces join an eight piece hillbilly group and a seven man polka band. The program eases tension and teaches teamwork.
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Southern Michigan
Defensive Assignment Shuts Down Opposing Playmaker
The strategy assigns two defenders to the opponent's key man who starts most plays. The remaining forward pressures the next dangerous attacker, risking a free man but often breaking up breakouts. Skating with the target reduces his passing to wings and can disrupt hot games.
Fresh oddities and minor mishaps across cities
Hollywood makeup artist uses whipped cream and barley spray to give horses a tough look. New York fashion show features a dress worn backward at the neckline. A Chicago woman is “washed up” after a car crashes into a laundry window. A London man is fined for sacking a bus conductor. A U.S. senator proposes a Treasury donation fund to retire national debt.
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Chicago
Developing a Basketball Edge for Short Players
A guide for shorter players to overcome height disadvantages with smart play. Emphasizes bounce passes, low passes, floor-level dribbling, rapid pivots, quick direction changes, extensive dribbling practice, game study, and using speed and agility. Ends with a call to condition and relentless running.
Boyer saves family as child wakes father with urgent cry
In Grand Haven Michigan a two year old named Douglas Boyer cried hotty prompting his father Walter 26 to wake and rescue other family members as an overheated furnace ignited their home.
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Grand Haven
Michigan
Douglas Boyer
Walter
Colorado Tops 14,000-Foot Peak Count at Forty-Nine
Colorado lists forty nine summits reaching or exceeding fourteen thousand feet, highlighting a dense high altitude landscape. The count reflects a long tradition of mountaineering and geographic prominence across the state, including notable ranges and well known peaks.
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Colorado
Canada Cheese Industry Faces Shifts and Growth Prospects
D B Goodwillie of the Dairy Branch cautioned that Canada’s cheese industry has undergone major changes as production slips, imports rise, and marketing evolves. He noted 15 years of factory closures, stronger plants, and growing exports potential especially in Quebec, aided by improved packaging and a push to capitalize on Canada’s cheddar reputation.
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Canada
D. B. Goodwillie
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ontario Cheese Producers Association
Toronto
Goodwillie
Quebec
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Australia
Switzerland
Denmark
Italy
Famous Statue Horizontal Depicted by Praxiteles
A puzzle listing clues for a horizontal and vertical word fill featuring a Praxiteles sculpture reference, with answers spanning art, anatomy, language, and geography. Readers fill crosswords like Cistern Titled Choose While and Roman emperor through an interconnected grid.
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Praxiteles
Earning degree from waste land study of game and land
Robert Verts earns four master's degrees at Southern Illinois University by turning abandoned strip mining land into a wildlife study area near the campus. His graduate research tracks animal movement, quarry species, and population as spoil piles and regrowth create cover for rabbits quail and other small game.
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Robert Verts
Southern Illinois University
Vers
Quick Canadian Quiz Answers From Historical Column
In 1944 Yukon and Northwest Territories mineral production excluding uranium was valued at 2.7 million dollars. The question asks what that value is today and which province leads fur production. It also asks Canada's oldest manufacturing industry and CBC's current-year spending from advertising revenue, with answers in Another Column.
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Yukon
Northwest Territories
Canada
CBC
Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual recap
Answers to Quick Quiz 5 cover advertising and taxation shares. Ontario is identified as a key item. A 1954 figure reaches $27 million, ten times the 1946 amount. Textiles and settlers making clothing 300 years ago are noted. Provinces, territories, and an armed services plate in Ontario are part of the quiz. Material prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts.
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Ontario
Yukon
Pe Tyee
Armed Services Plate
Quick Canadian Facts
Canada
Horse sense test for mentally ill patients outlined
Dr. Frank X. Barron of the University of California introduces a new psychological test to measure ego strength in mentally ill individuals. The test aims to identify patients likely to respond to psychotherapy by describing traits linked to high ego strength and practical functioning.
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Frank X. Barron
University of California
Barron
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