The Long Wait Ends in a Kiss
On a porch Bax Hammond clashes with Carol over a five year engagement. Uncle Jan reveals the drama behind Carol’s fear and need for proof of love, prompting Bax to defend his devotion as Carol proves it with a kiss that finally seals their future.
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Rangers set to chase club records this season
The New York Rangers aim to surpass two longstanding marks in points and wins. After 51 games, they hold 59 points and 25 wins, needing to reach 67 points and 29 victories to surpass the 1949-50 points record and the 1941-42 and 1953-54 wins marks. Both records look within reach.
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Monkey-sitting aids girl earn master's degree in psychology
Lavie Griggs, 22, baby-sits 15 monkeys aged four to nine months at the University of Wisconsin primate lab while pursuing a master’s in psychology. She previously earned a bachelor's from North Carolina College and works feeding, weighing, and caring for the primates.
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Reidsville
North Carolina
North Carolina College
Durham
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Drainage by Pumping Sloughs Improves Field Usability
Canada Agricultural researchers describe draining sloughs with a centrifugal pump and small air cooled motor. Use one large slough if water is alkaline, else pump to a high field point for irrigation. Drain after runoff and before seeding to dry land. employ a rock sump and airtight intake to prevent losing prime. Slough drainage makes land usable and boosts farming efficiency.
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P. A. Boving
Canada Department of Agriculture
Swift Current
Sask
Worcestershire firm supplies special batteries for Canada
A Worcestershire company that makes nickel cadmium alkaline batteries has earned over half a million dollars in orders from Canada in the past two years. The firm designed, for the Canadian Government, rugged batteries that withstand severe transport, endure extreme cold, and operate vital equipment reliably after long gaps without maintenance. BE A COURTEOUS DRIVER.
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Toy bears gain destruction proof glass eyes patent
A Shropshire toy maker perfected and patented a method to attach teddy bear glass eyes. Eyes are fixed with metal washers behind the bears faces to resist damage by children.
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Shropshire
Hamburg Harbor Restored To Lead German Trade
Great progress reported in restoring Hamburg harbor after the war. Hamburg now claims to be the largest port in Germany with 1953 turnover of 16.5 million tons, about 75 percent of its 1934 prewar level, and growing as a major global hub with 900 partner harbors and 206 shipping companies.
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Alberta Population Grows Amid Rise in Cities
The 1955 Alberta population increased by 27 000 to 1 066 000. Calgary and Edmonton each added about 1 000 monthly, reaching 180 000 in Calgary and 229 000 in Edmonton.
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Red Cross Aids severely burned Canadian child in 1955
A Junior Red Cross case from Regina tells of an eight year old girl burned in a fire that destroyed her home. Plastic surgery in Regina corrected facial scarring and improved ability to eat and open an eye. The Red Cross cared for about 2000 handicapped children in Canada in 1955 through voluntary donations.
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Red Cross
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