The Icicle Love Chase on Vacation Lake
Barclay Adams, an accountant, meets Linde Parsons on vacation at a lake. He pursues her, misreads signals, and ends up learning she is a widow with two children. He shares his own life, and she reveals her husband has died, prompting a frank connection between them.
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Barclay Adams
Linde Parsons
Barclay
Sue Jennings
Barclays
Linda
Yoursx
Wheeler Newspaper
Carelessness Cited as Chief Fire Cause in City Notice
A Toronto notice from 60 Front Street West urges caution to prevent fires. It warns that carelessness remains the leading single cause of blazes and urges residents and businesses to enforce safety measures.
Alberta Miner Clawed By Angry Bear During Fishing Trip
Coal Valley, Alta miner Peter Kukuchka was mauled by a mother bear with two cubs while fishing near his town. He climbed a tree as the bear attacked, his shoes torn from his feet, his dog beaten, and he stabbed the bear’s head with a knife before stumbling toward a mining camp for aid.
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Alberta
Coal Valley
Alta
Peter Kukuchka
Kukuchka
Here
Edmonton
Mirer
May Extend Vote Franchise To Indians
Ottawa reports the government plans to extend federal voting rights to Indians on reservations who renounce their income tax exemption. Walter Harris, minister of citizenship and immigration, will move the motion before the Commons election committee. Current rules grant voting to certain Indians and reserve residents under specific conditions.
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Ottawa
Walter Harris
Citizenship and Immigration
War graves may carry unit names across overseas cemeteries
Defence Minister Claxton told the Commons that unit names may be engraved on headstones of Canada's war dead abroad. Pending final decision, erection of overseas graves' markers is halted while officials study inscribing regimental names on new and existing headstones.
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Ottawa
Claxton
Commons
Canada
Dickie Mitchell’s Good Deed Sparks Garden Mix Up
In Weyburn Saskatchewan Dickie Mitchell overheard a seed dispute between his parents and a neighbor planting potatoes. He and a friend dug up the neighbor’s planted potatoes and replanted them in his father’s garden, creating a muddled garden situation whose outcome is unclear.
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Dickie
Western Briefs Baseball Tourneys
Fort Qu Appelle hosts the second annual Junior Baseball tournament starting July 13 with 32 teams competing for 800 in cash prizes 400 to the champion. Foam Lake plans July 4 5 tourney with 4000 total prizes 1000 to first place. In Raymond Lions and Rotary clubs unite for Manitoba Flood Relief fund raising 1200 collected in two hours. Cranberry Portage to launch a three man timber survey by Manitoba government forest service. Winnipeg announces Lieut D C Francis of Whitewood Sask named engineer works officer for Saskatchewan area. Hungry Porker in Edmonton features Jimmy Coburn grieving over a lost pig he fed with chicken feed and fears the owner will claim it. Winnipeg reports Manitoba floods reach behind the Iron Curtain via telegram from Leningrad sister. Carlyle Sask beaver 3 ft 11 in 70 lb trapped in Moose Mountain area by Jerry McCullough after permit issued for two beaver in a slough.
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Fort Qu'appelle
Fort Qu’Appelle
Foam Lake
Foam Lake Baseball Association
Carlyle
Moose Mountain
Jerry McCullough
Alberta on Threshold of Biggest Development Period
Alberta officials told an Alberta Associated Chambers of Commerce and Agriculture meeting that industrial growth has been stupendous with manufacturing and processing plants employing 12,000 people and a payroll of 20 million dollars a year. The speakers projected Alberta stands on the threshold of its greatest development phase.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Foothills
Alberta Associated Chambers of Commerce and Agriculture
A. J. Hooke
Trade and Industry
J.G. McGregor
Hooke
OberHoltzer
Doctor Grafts Steel Shoulder to Dog Heals in Weeks
A physician implanted an all steel shoulder in his dog and the canine recovered quickly, walking on all fours within a month. The experiment highlights early strides in prosthetic veterinary applications and advanced material use.
Visible Wheat Supplies Decline in Canada
Visible wheat supplies fell to 108,464,484 bushels for the week ending June 1, down 3,447,265 from a year ago. Oats and barley also decreased compared with last year, while flax dropped to 5,169,777 bushels. Western country elevators hold over 30.5 million bushels, stake head elevators about 29.5 million.
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Board of Grain Commissioners
Oil Exploration Speeding Up In North Sask
Oil exploration in northern Saskatchewan is gathering momentum as drilling companies enter the area. A survey shows more than 5,000,000 acres within about 150 miles of Prince Albert leased by oil companies. J. W. Churchman says increasing interest follows last year's preliminary survey work. They are drilling to prove information from geophysical surveys.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Oil Compan
J. W. Churchman
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