City-bred adventuress plans first all girl elephant hunt
Miss Putnam announces a seven week East Africa safari for 15 women with 3,120 cash each. The party departs New York September 10 aboard TWA to Kenya near Nairobi Mau Mau country, led by Bunny Allen with four aides.
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Oddities and accidents cross a strange news week
A England farmer ponders an odd barnyard offspring with duck head goose body while a California truck driver wakes to a wreck after counting sheep. A Montreal man sleepwalks from a second floor to a shed and backyard fence, suffering facial and hand cuts.
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Hutton
England
Dionne Gilbert
Montreal
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Quiz results show record tax totals for Canada
Alberta leads but tax totals reach an all time high with 1 280 million from individuals and 1 249 million from corporations. The figures reflect Canada’s strongest year yet with a billion dollar level reported. Manufacturers note data prepared by editors of Quick Canadian Facts.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Quick Canadian Facts
Jet streams explained by Canadian meteorologist
D P McIntyre, head of meteorological research in Canada, describes jet streams that speed flyers up to about 350 mph. They form near the poles and arc west to east around the globe, causing headwinds for westbound flights and shaping long range weather forecasts.
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D. P. McIntyre
Meteorological Service of Canada
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The Strong Man Confronts a Farmer in the Farmyard
A circus strong man rides to test a famed farmer's might. The farmer overpowers him and tosses him over the fence. The intruder asks for his horse before leaving, while the farmer resumes his work.
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Global 1952 Daily Newspaper Circulation Tops 217 Million
UNESCO surveys in The Courier show 7 520 daily papers published in 1952, English titles totaling 96 511 090 copies. US UK and Japan led global circulation at 53 percent, Africa reported low per capita access, and US per capita newsprint use exceeded 35 kg.
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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Courier
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
North Korea
Mongolian People’s Republic
United States
United Kingdom
Japan
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Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
A domestic verse recounts a boy named Tommy who receives a hammer and nails from his father with a caution against hammering on tubs. He uses it to build a push cart and a long train, ends up returning the hammer to his father and giving the nails to his sister, then suffers a smashed thumb and a blister.
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Tommy
Keep It Cool Wash Tips for Car Care
The guidance stresses washing cars only with cold water and avoiding direct sun. Wait for metal surfaces to cool before starting to wash to prevent damage.
Prairie industry spotlight draws eastern manufacturers to Saskatoon
Eastern manufacturers touring the prairies heard of Saskatoon’s growth in industry and research. The city, now about 60 000 population, plans industrial sites and a new University Hospital costing 10 million dollars with 1 000 jobs. University, forestry, oil, and farming sectors are highlighted Vivid plans for chemical farming boosts and northern regional development are noted by officials including S N MacEachern and Premier T C Douglas.
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Research Council of Canada
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MacEachern
Board of Trade
D. H. F. Black
Industrial Development Office
Saskatchewan
Alberta
T. C. Douglas
Canadian drivers waste gasoline on highways says CAC study
A CAC study based on 102 cars and nearly 2 million annual miles found the average Canadian car yields 18 mpg but could reach 19 mpg with proper driving. Drivers log about 6 200 miles yearly using 344 gallons, wasting 19 gallons enough to travel 344 miles. Nine tips to stretch gasoline include smooth starts, no clutch or brake abuse, and regular maintenance.
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Canadian Acceptance Corporation Limited
J. A. Langworthy
CAC
Langworthy
Canada
Regina dancer shines in London in Pal Joey
Regina born dancer Calvin von Reinhold rises in London West End in the musical Pal Joey. The 26 year old Vancouver shipped performer rejected two Canadian ballet offers to pursue fame, staying with Jack Hilton management through three shows. He values opening nights, comments on British audiences, and eyes a half hour cabaret.
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Vancouver
West End
Oxford
Pal Joey
United States
London
von Reinhold
Jack Hylton
Canada
Winnipeg Ballet Company
Canadian National Ballet Company
Theatre Under the Stars
Babs Warden
Bill Petch
Lou Jacobi
Toronto
Quick Canadia Quiz
The quiz asks six questions about Canadian economics and geography. It inquires which province produces the most wool, which industry doubled its employment since 1939, total 1953 expenditure on new housing, the location of the St Elias Mountains, and whether individuals or corporations paid more income taxes to Ottawa last year.
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Canada
St. Elias Mountains
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