25th Anniversary of the World’s First Co‑Operative Refinery
A large Regina crowd marks 25 years of the Consumers' Co‑operative Refinery, now part of Federated Co‑operatives. Speeches by T C Douglas and others honor early co‑op pioneers. the day features tours, games, a cairn unveiling, and a talent contest finale.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Alberta
United States
Regina
Consumers' Co-operative
Federated Co-operatives
Baskatoon
Kiddieland
Harry Fowler
T. C. Douglas
H. H. Baker
R. D. Chase
George Urwin
Interprovincial Co-operatives
Howard Cowden
Consumers’ Co-operative Association
Kansas City
USA
Fowler
T. W. Barmby
Lang
E. E. Frisk
Riceton
S. G. Gough
Lewvan
W. H. Johnstone
Indian Students End School Team in Dauphin
Indian students finish the school term with 130 children boarding a CNR train for a summer holiday across Northern Manitoba. They will stop at The Pas Ilford and Churchill en route to Hudson Bay for the finale. The FCL Land talent show series crowned Ivan McNabb as first prize winner, Mra Hi Clowes second, and David Norstbakken third, with all finalists receiving gold watches.
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Nabb
Punnichy
Hi Clowes
Misses Bite Pattern 4574 for Shirt Waist Dress
Bite Pattern 4574 offers a gasamin curved collar waistline dress in cotton or silk print with pleated skirt. Sizes 10 through 18 with 16 requiring yardage. printed directions included. mail to Household Arts Department at Front Street, W. Porento, for pattern request.
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Benson
Arts Department
P.pb
Front Street
W. Porento
Life and death in a world ruled by Red Russia debate
The discussion features United States Supreme Court Judge Douglas and Canada's Liberal leader Mike Pearson on living under a brutal regime. Douglas says he would rather be dead. Pearson prefers life. The piece reflects on freedom, war sacrifices by Canadians, and the lure of tyrannical rule.
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Red Russie
Ion Grose
Lelevise
United States Supreme Court
Douglas
Mike” Pearson
Liberal Party
Pearson
Krushchev
Calgary Herald
US editors tour Ontario to boost Ontario tourism
A 30 member group of weekly American editors will tour Ontario for 16th year, entering at Fort Frances and traveling about 1600 miles on a one day route. They meet Ontario officials and report back to readers, promoting Ontario as a summer destination.
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United States
Ontario
Ontario Department of Travel and Publicity
Fort Frances
Blue Water Highway
Goderich
Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
King Edward Hotel
Toronto
U.S.A
Cats Make Home In Deserted Cornwall Castle
An English castle in Cornwall is occupied by a hundred cats descended from World War II pets. The felines, now savvy in economics, welcome visitors who feed them as noblemen face tax changes. The cats’ survival proves sharper than Malthus by digital age standards.
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Kipling
Cornwall
Britain
Malthus
Iceland and Greenland Ice Cover Share Sky High
Snow and ice describe vast areas in Iceland and Greenland. Iceland's snow covered fields and glaciers account for about 13 percent of its area while Greenland remains largely ice capped at roughly 55 percent.
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Iceland
Greenland
273 Degree Vision Lets Gwl Rotate Head for Wide View
The Gwl cannot move its eyes in their sockets but can rotate its head in a broad arc of roughly 273 degrees, providing extensive peripheral awareness without eye movement.
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F.C.L Land
Ivan Mc
Sumer
Mr. Fowle
Crown
Winnipeg
Fort Osborne Barracks
Civil Defence Zone
Canada
National Defence Pueto
Fhe Baulletin, Brooks, Atta
Cats’ Castle
the Christian Science Monitor
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