Athletes Should Not Smoke Says Sports College Findings
Sports College researchers report that smoking harms teen athletes and reduces conditioning. Tests show smokers work harder for blood purification, experience faster heart strain, and tire earlier, with Olympic data noting no champions as smokers. They urge strict anti smoking rules and coach enforcement. Subscriptions to the Research Guide offer ongoing sport science results.
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Stoke
Pew
Sports College
Sports College Track and Field Testing Group
Record Year in Cyprus Weddings and Canada Energy Boom
Overworked priests in Cyprus faced a string of weddings on the last Sunday of 1951. Western Canada reported 108 oil and gas discoveries in 1951, including 40 oil and 68 gas finds, per industry sources. Canadians bought about $2 billion in life insurance in 1951, says J K Macdonald. Warnow yard at Warnemünde began East Germany’s largest postwar vessel, 9 509 tons. UN political committee to back regional forces for peace. NZ plans diplomatic liaison with Japan post treaty. British Columbia led in lumber with 2.366 billion ft bands, more than other provinces combined. Federal health department to cover half of civil defence worker compensation costs.
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Canada
Favors Increase in Provincial Fair Grants
The Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Association in Saskatoon urged raising provincial maximum grants to class C fairs from 50 percent of prize money up to 250 dollars to 60 percent. The move aims to boost funding for fairs across the province. A stray note about the Andean condor wing spans 100 feet appears in the text.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Association
Grants Council
Department of Agriculture
Five-time bride ad noted and escapologist Marion Murray cited
A late 1920s column cites a classified ad seeking a husband by a five time married blonde who boasts first impressions. It recalls female escapologist Marion Murray who freed herself from 11 locks in 90 seconds. The piece also comments on gambling wealth, Bali hair lore, and Dr John Thorburn Williamson as a bachelor diamond mine owner rumored richest man.
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New York
Houdini
Hardeen
Marion Murray
Marion
John Thorburn Williamson
Tanganyiki
East Africa
Williamson
Dr. Williamson
Plans for $65 million forest development in British Columbia
Celgar Development Co announces plans to embark on a $65,000,000 wood pulp and news print development in the Arrow Lakes region of Southeastern British Columbia. The project would be the largest forest development in BC and includes two to four mills near Castlegar, about 250 miles east of Vancouver in the West Kootenay area.
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Celgar Development Co., Ltd
Arrow Lakes
British Columbia
Castlegar
Vanccouver
West Kootenay
Hired Help On Farms May Ask Hourly Wage
W. Taffy Davidson of the National Employment Service advised Ontario farmers at the federation convention that farm workers in Britain have shifted to hourly wages with overtime pay. He said immigrant laborers leave Canadian farms after their year and prefer city work, suggesting Canada may face similar changes.
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Toronto
W. (Taffy) Davidson
National Employment Service
Davidson
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Britain
Canada
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists many clues for horizontal and vertical entries with varied topics including astronomy geography languages objects and actions. Readers fill in word answers such as Footless border rug deviation anger ship s journal meadow while therefore senes basin finish dog star properly cards Egyptian goddess personifying truth bond Spanish coin European French for and narrow board Nome in Greece conjunction galt young horses halos had reclined cunning respected golf mound attempt to observe through gem friend of pythias by Emory o flower mountain range article of faith wire measure space spreads for drying rants a trinket part of plant to scorch a single time mineral springs to distribute cards stor falsehood brittle rock soapstone endeavored musical instrument pits thick slices oven to govern number piece of fired clay to cut after nick grain body of water transportation line abbr.
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Anger Playung
Ship's Journal
Senes
Greece
Halos
Body of Water Transportation Line
Kitchen Meditations and Skating Dreams
A child asks when he will skate ski grow and go to school with his brother Bill. His mother reassures him about waiting a year or two and learning to skate before joining the Peewee Hockey team. The piece notes crows are among the most intelligent birds.
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Mummie
Bill
Mobley’s Hill
Brother Bill
Schoo
Weekly Tip A Tight Cork
An obstinate cork can be removed by dipping wool in boiling water and wrapping it tightly around the bottle neck. In a few minutes the cork loosens and can be removed.
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Lioyd
Ace” Percival
Lotte
World Happerings
Cyprus
J. K. Macdonald
Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association
Warnow
Warnemuende
East German
Baltic Sea
East Germany
United Nations Political Committee
New Zealand
Japan
Health Department
Helsin’s
Finland
Bali
Maud
Bill Huff
Puff
Minneapolis
Frank Langford
Langford
BY William Ferguson
H. O. Booth
Col Rem
Walter
WEA Service, Inc
By Jane Dale
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
Daddy
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Virgil
Ella
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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