Nobel Peace Prize Honors Pearson in 1957 Oslo
Lester B. Pearson became the first Canadian awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in Oslo on December 10 1957. The prize recognized someone who has laboured best for fraternity among peoples and bridged nations through diplomacy and humanitarian effort.
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Premier Campbell Looks Ahead to 1958 Challenges
Manitoba Premier Douglas Campbell outlines 1958 economic strains in agriculture and industry, noting rising costs and grain market congestion. He calls on Manitobans to apply courage imagination and hard work to meet domestic and international tasks for a year of achievement.
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Manitoba Premier Douglas Campbell Speech Ends Hopeful Note
A Manitoba premier Douglas Campbell addresses health and welfare efforts, urging unity for a prosperous and peaceful era. The brief remarks emphasize national cooperation and societal well being.
Nuts he grows them in his yard almonds prove hardy
GH Stinson has grown almonds from a 10 year old four foot shrub. This first year of substantial production shows the velvety coated nuts with hard shells. The almond bush blooms briefly and the shrub overwinters unprotected. The News, Indian Head, Sask. December 24 1957.
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