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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1956

Page

7

Rebirth of a Crosstown Banker Turned Fugitive

George Madison abandons his bank job and crafts a new life as James Farnum, laundering wealth through fur trading in Alaska then return to Crosstown. Old friend Tim recognizes him. a trap of police awaits as he faces his past and a possible arrest.

George Madison First National Bank of Crosstown Shre George Tom First National Tim Brussels Henry Watcuman James Farnu Alaska Chicago New York Fifth Avenue Ed Ratchet Berg James Farnum

Unusual golf hazard cited by Johannesburg course

Publicity agent touts a baboon related risk as players report baboons stealing balls. A Washington DC dairy expert notes cow smiles when ears and eyes show, while an Indiana University professor links women doing household chores to economic disruption. The Jim Dandy Collar Co sells its horse collar factory assets.

Johannesburg South Africa

Asbestos May Be Woven Into Cloth

A mineral fiber with noncombustible properties is discussed as a potential weaving material for textiles. The text notes asbestos resists burning, suggesting applications in fabric production and fireproofing.

Indian wheel aids salmon tagging in Fraser river

The federal fisheries department adopted the ancient Indian fish wheel to tag salmon on the Fraser river at Hope Bay. Biologist R. McLaren and engineer K. Lucas praised its success after observing a four-spoked, paddle driven wheel aboard four pontoons that traps fish in a live box then returns them unharmed. The device offers steadier fishing effort and higher scientific value with fewer operators and minimal harm.

Federal Fisheries Department Fraser River Hope, Bay R. McLaren K. Lucas Yukon

Horse Collar Legacy Fades as Working Horse Dims

A long war with the rise of the automotive age ends as the last strong points of the working horse yield. A major marker of horse collars closed in Illinois, and in Ontario a lone blacksmith retired at 85 after decades serving a 35 mile radius. An Italian rag picker turned $19,000 from an eight cent football pool bet, illustrating unlikely fortunes.

Financial Post Illinois Ontario

Olympic Year 1956 Sets Global Stage for Melbourne Games

The 1956 Olympics will be held in Melbourne Australia with winter events in Cortina d Ampezzo and equestrian events in Stockholm. The Games are a revived ancient ideal promoting international harmony through sport and will run in late November 1956.

Greece Baron de Coubertin Philippides Marathon Athens Melbourne Australia Cortina d'Ampezzo Stockholm

City council orders wheel cleaning after rain in Charlottesville

After rains red paint smeared pavements from outlying construction trucks in Charlottesville, the City Council urged trucks to wipe wheels and instructed the city attorney to draft an enforceable ordinance.

Charlottesville Virginia Albermaine County

Truth serums cited as risking miscarriages of justice

A Colorado psychiatrist warns that sodium amytal and similar drugs used by police can make innocent people confess to crimes they did not commit. He notes subjects are highly suggestible under the influence and that improperly phrased questions can elicit false or misleading answers, potentially halting or skewing criminal investigations.

Colorado Northwestern University Journal of Criminal Law Police Science Jonn ML. Macdonald Colorado Psychopathic Hospital Macdonald

Paddy McMaster Inherits Canada Fruit and Canning Fortune

Paddy McMaster a 32 year old theatre doorman from Ballykelly Londonderry gave up his Brighton job to claim a Toronto uncle's 260000 dollar fruit and canning business. He flew to Canada after his uncle who died two months ago in Toronto. He plans to return to England to buy a house for himself and wife Linda.

Brighton Kengland Canada Toronto Paddy Charles Michael McMaster Ballykelly County Londonderry Ireland McMaster England Linda

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