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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 03, 1952

Page

5

Giant civilian airlift fuels Labrador iron venture

United States air force support and Fairchild C-119 flights enable Canadian Iron Ore Company mining near Knob Lake Labrador. About 600 workers build a 360 mile railroad from Seven Islands to the ore site as a new city rises for 3,000 residents.

Harry Warner, JR CPC Hagerstown Saguenay Knob Lake Labrador United States Air Force Fairchild U.S. State Department Iron Ore Company of Canada Seven Islands Que Seven Isles Berlin United States Niagara

Dizzy Divorces of 1951 From Across the Globe

A humorous roundup of 1951 divorce tales cites cases from Sydney Detroit Brazil Indiana Pittsburgh Los Angeles Madison Jersey City Paris and Miami. Each couple ends marriage over quirky quarrels, financial squabbles, or personal clashes, with details of spats satire and satire.

Stanley H. Langdon Sydney Australia Joseph L. DeLemere Detroit Brazil Ind Geneva Mae Pollom Anne Swick Pittsburgh Paul Joanethis Miami Fla Los Angeles Jane Neally Thomas Anderson St. Louis John Betty Dimick Sarah Daly Jersey City Paris France M. Claude

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf in London

An American lecturer addressed a large London audience where laughter failed at a top joke. He quipped that they would laugh at it next summer. The chairman countered that they laughed last summer. A teacher asked a pupil for a punny answer about tanning hides and a student replied with a joke about a teacher.

Bennett Cerf London

Canadian farmers face buoyant markets despite West crop setback

The Monthly Review of The Bank of Nova Scotia notes a strong year for Canadian farming as 1951 ends. Domestic demand remains robust, U S imports surge, and overseas demand for milling wheat stays high. Cash farm income could exceed last year by about 20 percent, aided by high animal-product prices and Western grain payments.

West Bank Nova Scotia U.S United States Canada U.S. Department of Agriculture

Health-Insurance, Pensions Drive Canada 1951 Reforms

The spring session authorized 50-50 cost sharing with provinces for 40 monthly pensions to needy Canadians aged 65 to 70, starting January in agreement provinces. A fall measure extended 40 monthly pensions to all Canadians 70 plus, 20 years in Canada, funded by a 2-2-2 tax mix. About 145,000 and 700,000 eligibility respectively. The act earmarked one fifth of the sales tax for pensions. Other reforms included national health-insurance study, CBC funding, university aid, and amendments to the criminal code and citizenship act. A defence department and Colombo plan aid were approved, with seaway and rail rate reforms advancing.

Canada Martin St. Lawrence Seaway CBC Eisenhower Europe Korea United States Royal Commission On Transportation Massey Commission On Arts and Science

Just Plain Farming Passes Says Louis Bromfield

Louis Bromfield told the Garden Forum in Toledo that farming has changed and economic pressure forces between 150 000 and 200 000 unscientific farmers out of business each year. He said the farmer of the future must be part capitalist and part scientist and part specialist.

Toledoo Louis Bromfield Garden Forum Bromfield Ohio

Napoleon's Elba Expedition Weak Force

The 1815 return of Napoleon from Elba began with a small force of about 1,000 men and four guns. Owls fly quietly due to softly edged wings, a noted comparison in the passage.

Napoleon Elba France Europe

Hens Prefer Water To Snow In Winter Study

J Le Tessier of the Dominion Experimental Station Kapuskasing reports on two winter tests with 150 hens each year showing water fed birds produced 16.2 percent more eggs while consuming 10.6 percent less feed than snow fed birds. He recommends keeping water available to hens despite freezing challenges.

J. le Tessier Dominion Experimental Station Kapuskasing Mr. Tessier

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