Parliament considers CBC overhauls amid radio policy clash
Members of Parliament weigh the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's first year under nationalized radio. Debate centers on program quality, Canadian talent, revenues, and the shift of advertising to American broadcasts, with concerns about national unity and future policy directions.
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Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBC
The
Financial Post
C.B.C
Tigers
18 Post
Toronto
Saturn
B.C
London Police Report No Fatal Accidents This Week
No fatal road accidents were reported in a one square mile area of London during a recent seven day period. The report notes the absence of fatalities in the district and records no incidents of fatal collisions.
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City of
London
Immediate Results From Lost Ad Solve Dog Mystery
Bill Kernaghan of Prince Albert paid to place a lost dog ad in the local daily. After two days with no news the dog appeared outside the newspaper office, and the paper refunded the ad fee.
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Bill Kernaghan
Prince Albert
Xray skin cancer follows long radiodermatitis before signs appear
The article explains that X ray induced skin cancer begins after a prolonged radiodermatitis period, often years after exposure. It cites a Paris radiologist case where hypertrichosis treated with X rays led to chin and lip edge atrophy and later an ulcer that proved cancer.
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Simone Laborde
Cancer Institute
Ville de Juif
Banlieu
Paris
Sun
Australia
Scientists Describe Suspended Animation Breakthrough
Dr B Lager of St Louis University announced at AAAS in Indianapolis a method to place plants and small animals from room temperature into a vitreous frozen state within a fraction of a second. They revived after life processes stopped, showing freezing can preserve cells without crystals. He calls reviving a human 1000 years later theoretically possible but impractical.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Indianapolis
B. Lager
St. Louis University
Luyer
Luger
Captain Henry Metcalfe Dies at 73 in Canterbury
Columnist Not So Long Ago notes how 1912-era thoughts differed before daylight saving, radio, insulin, and neon lights. Captain Henry W. Metcalfe, inventor of the Metcalfe indicator for turbine revolutions and sea coal apparatus, died recently at Canterbury, England at age 73.
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Alexander Woollcott
Central America
Balkans
Metcalfe
Henry W. Metcalfe
Canterbury
Eng
English bandmaster’s mis voyage ends in Capetown
August Grader, a bandmaster, left England for America 51 years ago but took the wrong boat and landed in Capetown, South Africa, where he lived until his death at 75. Workers in mills take salt tablets to prevent heat prostration amid extreme temperatures.
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August Grader
England
America
Capetown
South Africa
Readers urged to request complete McCullough cancer articles
Editorial note invites readers to obtain the full series by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ontario. The notice promotes access to all cancer articles in one set.
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