Four Power Patrol Keeps Vienna Peace In Iron Curtain
Allied troopers patrol Vienna's four sectors in a joint council method. An American Cpl William Meck speaks Russian, easing ties with Soviet counterparts. The four-nation cars, pidgin German chatter, and shared meals aim to prevent incidents in a tense Cold War city.
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A. Dear
Vienna
Austria
Lionel Petrel
Rus
Foreign Offices
Ata
Cpl
William Meck
Runnymede
Meck
Allied Control Council
M.P
U.S
Sen
Uncle Sam
United States
Favorite Crochet Stenetels Safe Depennens
The reader is urged to write their name address and pattern number to secure crochet items on Front Street W Toronto. The notice emphasizes accuracy and promptness in responding to the posting.
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Stenetels Safe Depennens
Front Street
Toronto
Try and Stop Me! Bon Mot From Eisenhower and Cousins
General Eisenhower visited Albany to address about a thousand educators with Norman Cousins as a co speaker. Eisenhower advised Cousins to imagine the audience in their underwear to ease jitters. A carnival cannibal chief complained of being fed up with people.
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General Eisenhower
Columbia University
Albany
Norman Cous
Eisenhower
Cousins
Smile of the Week Reveals Hidden Home Truths
Mrs Brown recalls months of mystery as she discovers her husband spent evenings away, then confronted him when she found him at home one evening. Mrs Smith comments on the startling reveal.
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Joe
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Smith
British Firms Give Priority To Canada
Two British electrical manufacturers in Stockport delayed domestic work to honor a $35,000 Canadian order from the Nova Scotia Power Commission. W. Houldsworth of Wharton Crane and Hoist Co said Canada’s request sped negotiations to 48 hours, a swift process compared with Britain’s six to eight months. The Canadians favored urgent delivery for a 50 ton overhead crane, with an auxiliary hoist. The move reflected Canada’s decisive business methods and the importance of dollars.
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Stockport
Cheshire
England
Nova Scotia
W. Houldsworth
Wharton
Nova Scotia Power Commission
Houldsworth
Canada
Britain
National Health Week Aims to Improve Canada Health
The piece highlights falling death rates over 23 years due to medical advances and notes ongoing health challenges such as cancer arthritis venereal disease and polio. It promotes National Health Week by the Health League of Canada to raise public awareness and action. Canada’s sixth annual Health Week runs January 29 to February 4.
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Canada
Health League of Canada
Prairie Oil Frontiers Stir U S Oilmen and Military Minds
Fortune reports Canada's prairie oil rise alarms U S independents while pleasing military planners. Alberta's reserves top a billion barrels with speculation it could reach 5 billion. Debate centers on imports, tariffs, and Canada’s role in North American energy security.
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New York
Canadian Prairies
North America
Fortune Magazine
Canada
Alberta
United States
Fortune
U.S
Montreal
Minneapolis
South America
Near East
Royal Automobile Club to revive Tourist Trophy race
The Royal Automobile Club plans to revive the Tourist Trophy for sports cars, last held in 1938 won by L Gerald at Donington. The 1950 race will run September 16 on the Dundrod circuit near Belfast in Northern Ireland, a track previously unused for motor racing. Circuit length is seven to eight miles with heathland setting and gradients, with modifications planned in coming months.
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Britain
Royal Automobile Club
L. Gerald
Donington
England
Delage
Dundrod
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Benesan touted to curb wireworm loss in Prairie fields
The article details wireworms costing Canadian farmers about 25 million dollars annually across the Prairie Provinces from Winnipeg to Lethbridge. It notes benesan, a gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride, as a seed treatment offering effective control and residual years of protection, with research led by the Dominion Entomological Laboratories at Saskatoon and Imperial Chemical Industries in England.
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Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg
Lethbridge
Grand Prairie
Peace River District
Canada
Imperial Chemical Industries
England
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Saskatoon
A. P. Arnason
Prairies
W. B. Fox
Dominion
Swift Current
Scott
Beaver Lodge
Sugar Beets May Yield Vitamin B-12 By-Product
Dr. James McGinnis of Washington State College reported work on a newly identified vitamin B-12 as a potential by-product of the sugar beet industry. Cited as a disease fighter for pernicious anaemia and a feed additive, the vitamin emerges through production alongside streptomycin and aureomycin and other methods.
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Seattle
James McGinnis
Washington State College
American Feed Manufacturers Association
Faith and community aid polio victims in Kingston clinic
In Kingston Ontario a cottage behind RC A F veteran Eric Wiskin houses a clinic built by his wife a former nurse and backed by the Odd Fellows polio fund The clinic provides massaging therapy lessons and care aiding several children to walk again while families receive support for housing clothing and food from LOOF funds.
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Kingston
Ont
R.C.A.F
Eric Wiskin
Sister Kenney
Wilkins
Richard
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Wiskin
Lodge
Lo.o.f. Fund
Love More Deadly Than Alcohol in Paris Suicides
Paris officials report 51 suicides in July. 17 blamed on love worries, 1 on drunkenness, 16 on incurable illness. Municipal bulletin notes love motive seven times deadlier than alcohol. Includes area survey data from Greater Paris region.
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Paris
Municipal Bulletin of
Greater
Bulletin
Vitamin C in Juices and Peels Boosts Child Health
A Toronto Hospital for Sick Children claim shows grapefruit juice contains double the vitamin C of the same amount of orange juice. Peeling and eating an orange yields more vitamin C than juice. Potatoes with jackets, boiled or baked, retain more vitamins than peeled, roasted, or fried.
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Toronto
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