Chicks by the millions batch reported by firm
John Gaselle reports a firm processed 24,700,000 day-old chicks that year in what is claimed to be the largest cumulation of its kind. The figure underscores surging poultry production and industry scale.
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John Gaselee
Grm
Twyford
Berkshire
Food and nutrition influence looks health and teeth
The article explains how a balanced diet with minerals vitamins and protein affects skin teeth and overall health. It highlights Vitamin C for immunity and strong teeth, detergent foods like fresh fruits and vegetables, and cautions that soft drinks provide little vitamin C. It also describes a British poultry hatchery using automation and a computer to optimize breeding and egg production.
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Saskatchewan
Soldier Inventors Win Cash Award for Cargo Stabilizer
Sergeants C W Farnell of Brandon and C H Gibson of Ottawa won a 25 award for their steel cargo block for RCAF C-119 flying box cars. The device attaches behind cargo on a monorail, preventing forward or backward motion and stabilizing loads in flight.
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C. H. Gibson
C. W. Farnell
Manitoba
John Pangman
Suggestion
Ottawa
RCAF
Winnipeg
C W
Chuck’ Farnell
Brandon
C. H
Chuck’ Gibson
No. 4 Transport Company
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Air Supply
Rivers
Toba
Sgt. Farnell
Army
Quick Canadian Quiz: Historic Facts and Figures
Canada related trivia covers God Save the Queen authorship, wartime debt growth to about 23 billion, Halifax 1752 press origin by Bartholomew Green, family allowances rising to roughly 6.7 million recipients, and minerals where Canada leads with nickel platinum asbestos.
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Canada
Halifax
Bartholomew Green
John Bull
England
Manitoba Lodges Report Heavy Bookings For Vacation Season
Record bookings at most Manitoba tourist lodges and camps indicate a likely rise in tourism this year. Northern and Whiteshed lodges show especially strong advance reservations despite cautious motel booking trends.
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Manitoba
Manitoba opens new research centre for disabled August first
Manitoba health minister announced a Winnipeg based research and training centre to aid congenital disabilities and injuries. The project links with Ottawa funded centres in Toronto and Montreal and employs James Foort as technical director to develop prosthetic devices including an electronically actuated artificial hand and advanced foot and limb aids.
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Winnipeg
George Johnson
Manitoba
Canada
Johnson
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
James Foort
California
Foort
Rehabilitation Hospital
M. H. L. Desmarais
Desmarais
Mr. Foort
United Kingdom
West Germany
Cunard Announces 43 Day Spring Mediterranean Cruise 1964
Cunard lines plans a 43 day spring Mediterranean voyage aboard Caronia departing New York May 5 1964 calling at 18 ports across 14 countries. Itineraries include Alexandria Beirut Haifa Athens Naples Barcelona and Lisbon with shore excursions by Thos Cook. Rates start at 1215 dollars covering fare on Cunard liners and pre or post tour options.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
Haifa
Israel
Madeira
Gibraltar
Tangier
Malta
Athens
Catania
Sandringham
Balmoral
Cunard
Continent
British Isles
Montreal
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