World Happenings From Far and Near
Reports from Saskatoon England and beyond note farming in Frobisher for a third year with 52 acres seeded in one day. Scouts in St Albans will maintain elderly garden plots free of charge. A Tilbury seaman reached Sunderland by cab after missing his train, paying 36. Imports of British cotton fabrics reach 1,691,000 yards in March, highest since 1949. Rotterdam harbor war damage nearly five years on remediated. Nairobi becomes a city with Royal Charter from the Duke of Gloucester. Stavenger to host the first fish canning school to train foremen and managers for canneries.
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Canadian Cotton Institute
Stavenger
Norway
Mac
Bob Fox
Babe Ruth
What is as fair as a mother’s love for each child
A short poem by Jane Dale contemplates beauty in nature and concludes that nothing rivals the fairness of the love one holds for every child. The speaker compares a baby’s features, a sunrise, sea view, and other gentle images, finally declaring maternal love the fairest.
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Jane Dale
British Engineers Find Ruthlessly Efficient U S Productivity
Eleven British engineers toured the United States and reported a high living standard and strong worker initiative. They praised American time study methods, individual worker standards, and penalties for underperformance while rewarding efficiency, noting female workers as pace-makers in pushing for better life quality.
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London
United States
Britain
U.S
Winnipeg Man Chosen Father Of The Year
Gordon Pollon of Winnipeg was named Canadian Father of the Year by the Canadian Father's Day Committee. He received a $100 award for unselfish effort during personal hardship while manning the Winnipeg dikes. Pollon protected his family and continued duties with neighbors despite a grievous throat ulcer.
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Winnipeg
Gordon Pollon
Pollen
Irrigation System To Be Rushed In Alberta
In Edmonton Hon. David Ure announces rushing the St. Mary and Milk River irrigation project to completion. An Ottawa signed accord divides financial responsibility between Alberta and the federal government. The agreement has been signed by both dominion and provincial authorities. It is noted that the typical person attends cinema about nine times yearly.
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Edmonton
St. Mary
Milk River
David Ure
Alberta
Ottawa
Curious race asks could a jackrabbit beat a greyhound
A quirky essay notes jackrabbits can reach 40 to 45 mph while greyhounds run 35 to 40 mph and even asks if a dead heat could occur between some individuals. It also mentions lions matching horse speeds and dives into club life in Paris and a shy group formed by a taxi driver.
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Paris
Club Des Timides
George Alliez
George
Lime Jellied Fruit Salad from Apricot Juice
Dissolve lime jelly in hot water and mix with apricot juice to form a two quart loaf. Layer with drained apricot halves and banana slices, allowing apricots to sink and bananas to float. Chill until firm, unmold, and serve with mayonnaise or whipped cream. Makes several servings.
Society Seeks End to Crown Immunity in Saskatchewan
At the 11th annual Saskatchewan Law Society meeting in Saskatoon L M Robinson of Regina urged removing Crown immunity to allow lawsuits for government employee or department damage to property or persons. The resolution calls for all residents to be liable in ordinary courts.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Law Society
L. M. Robinson
Regina
Sanitation as a Cornerstone of Public Health
Sanitation stands as a fundamental pillar of public health emphasizing personal cleanliness and sanitary handling of foodstuffs as top priorities for overall well being in the community.
Seek to Organize Farm Union in British Columbia
First steps toward forming a B C Farmers' Union were taken by the Halls Prairie Farmers' Institute at Hazelmere Hall. A resolution passed unanimously to create a trust fund to organize the union and incorporate all farming branches in the province.
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White Rock
B.C
Farmers’ Union
Halls Prairie Farmers’ Institute
Hazelmere Hall
Padlington Borough Warns Children In Repaired Shoes
London authority Pad dington will place a safety notice in all repaired children's shoes urging care on the roads. The message reads your footwear has been in safe hands for repair let them take you safely on the roads.
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London
Paddington
Local barber Mac McIntosh retires after 43 years in Stettler
Charles Willis profiles Mack McIntosh the Darbering barber who served from 1907 to wartime enlistment and back to a long steady trade until his retirement. The piece recalls apprenticeships, checker games, and shop lore, noting McIntosh plans Saturday help and hopes for future haircuts amid rising prices.
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Mack McIntosh
Jock McRae
George McTaggart
Dr. Kennedy
Mac
Inspector Neeland
Crossword puzzle grid clues and answers
A list of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numerous numbers and terms such as force of men, heat source, exclamation, Italian poet, and various adjectives and nouns. The page compiles standard crossword components and related hints for puzzle solving.
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Norway
Oregon
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Frobisher
Sask
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
England
Tilbury
Sunderland
Rotterdam
Duke of Gloucester
Nairobi
Kenya
Tani
Nathan Street
Derby
Alexandre Dumas
Charles Willis
Stettler
Alta
Jack McRae
Hobey
Churchill
Great Britain
Bill Boyd
Merchant of Bagdad
Gulf of Riga
Goddess of
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Solar Bigar
GRIBBEL_ AND
Princess Royal Islands
Colun
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Vai
NEA
I M. Reg. US
Kwty Wov
Washington
Elmer
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Gauce
Jone
Priscilla
By al Vermeer
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