Ride along with a past-hunted driver and a repentant crook
Joe, driving a second hand coupe, picks up Cherub-face Al a young pickpocket. A police chase begins on hairpin Ventura Boulevard as Joe tries to escape and consider a straight path, while the youth reveals his recent jail release. The officer stops them, offering a warning and ticket.
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Western Aircraft
Molly
Joe
Laurel Canyon
Hollywood
Cherub-face
Ventura Boulevard
Cherub
North Hollywood
Cherub-face al
Wood
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Sewing Pattern 4681 Misses Sizes 12-42 Inexpensive
advertisement style note describes Misses pattern 4681 by Anne Adams for various sleeve options and colors. Includes yardage for size 16 and order details from Anne Adams Pattern Department Toronto. A separate crime scene excerpt shows a tense car door confrontation with a police officer and a suspect, concluding with a disgruntled exclamatory exchange.
Threshermen's reunion features pioneer demonstrations in Saskatoon
The Western Development Museum plans the Saskatchewan Jubilee Threshermen's reunion in Saskatoon July 3 to 9. About 30 horses and two yoke of oxen will demonstrate pioneer life with tours in historic vehicles. The museum seeks loans or rentals of well trained horses and harness, plus costumes and gear, and a driving expert for special training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threshermen’s
Saaskatoon
Saskatchewan
Western Development Museum
L. Phelps
Museum Board
Saskatoon
Eleventh St. W
Ammonium Sulphate Boosts Wheat in Fallow Plots at Regina
A 22 year test at the Regina experimental substation shows ammonium sulphate fertilizer raises wheat yields on summer fallow plots by up to four bushels per acre but is not profitable on stubble land. The blue Danube note is not blue and water remains muddy.
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Regina
Beekeeping Advice Links Spring Installations to Honey Crops
Tests by the Department of Agriculture show package bees installed before mid April yield larger honey crops due to more older field bees. Key goals include a July 1 hive population and 2 to 3 week old bees. Ensure at least twenty pounds of honey or syrup and two combs of pollen. brood rearing stops if food drops below five pounds. Hobart is Tasmania’s capital and largest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ment of Agriculture
Towns urged to join historic marker program across province
Humboldt pioneer Harry Ford returns from the Coast to build six more Red River carts for the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee. He will work at Regina jail supervised by George Perfect, while markers for historic trails are erected under shelters with inscriptions. Municipalities will be invited to mark routes, using charted trails and maps, with cost limited to marker material and labor.
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Harry Ford
Humboldt
Red River
Regina
George Perfect
Jack Herbert
Jubilee Committee
Ford
Herpert
Tom Petty
Indian Head
Harry
Directo Katchewan
$25 000 hospital grant for Moosomin extension
Regina reports a $25 000 hospital construction grant approved by the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health to assist the Moosomin Union Hospital board in expanding the facility. The extension will add about 20 beds and enhance surgical and obstetrical services, with a federal matching grant application planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
Bentley
Moosomin Union Hospital Board
Moosomin Union Hospital
Massey to Receive Honorary Degree at Saskatchewan
Governor General Massey will be awarded an honorary degree by the University of Saskatchewan and will deliver the May 13 convocation address. President Dr. W. P. Thompson announced the event and noted the specific degree was not specified.
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Massey
Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
W. P. Thompson
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Bemis Wilson
Laos
P.P.L
Anne Adams
Front Street W
Toronto
Jfashions
Threshermen's Reunion
Hobart
Tasmania
Les Carrell
Prilot
Mr. Herbert
Moosomin
CPA
Veh
Brandon Woollen Mills CO. Ltd
Brandon
Manitoba
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