Family Inspiration By Janet Doran
Lorna notices her husband Tom fears financial ruin but gains a shift in attitude after Uncle Ike and Aunt Sara help weather a market crash. Tom’s guarded affection deepens as he accepts family support and vows a better future, hinting at renewed commitment.
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Lorna
Sara
Ike
Tor
Tom
Aunt Sara
Uncle Ike
Wheeler Newspaper
Bicycles Dominate European Road Traffic
Bicycles are the most numerous class of vehicles on the roads of England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Belgium and Denmark.
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England
France
Germany
Holland
Italy
Belgium
Denmark
Marguerite Higgins Reviews Blue Bonnet Margarine Finds
War correspondent Marguerite Higgins promotes Blue Bonnet margarine as a nutritious all vegetal spread. The ad touts flavor quality and value with two packaging options and a Yellow Quiz bag for quick use.
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Marguerite Higgins
Canada
Papal Official Named Perpetual Marshal in Vatican
In Vatican City Pope Pius named Prince Sigismondo Chigi Albani Della Revere as perpetual marshal and custodian of the conclave. He will ensure complete secrecy during the College of Cardinals meeting to elect a new Pope.
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Press Canadian
Vatican City
Sigismondo Chigi Albani Della Revere
Pope Pius
Holy Roman Church
College of Cardinals
Saskatchewan Crude Oil Output Hits Record in 1951
Saskatchewan produced a record 1,249,281 barrels of crude oil in 1951, up 208,183 from 1950. The Lloydminster and Lone Rock fields supplied most of the output, with additional production from Dina Maidstone Coleville, and 101 producing wells in Lloydminster, 77 at Lone Rock, seven Dina, six Coleville, and three Maidstone.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
the Resources Department
Lloydminster
Lone Rock
Dina
Maidstone
Coleville
Fivepin Meet At Vancouver In April
The eighth annual Western Canada Fivepin Bowling Association tournament is set for April 11 and 12 in Vancouver at the Commodore Recreations. Members come from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia with most cities sending bowlers except Edson Estevan Weyburn and Drumheller.
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Vancouver
Western Canada Fivepin Bowling Association
Commodore Recreations
Western Canada Fivepin Association
Winnipeg
Brandon
Manitoba
Regina
Saskatoon
Biggar
Moose Jaw
Weyburn
Estevan
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Grande Prairie
Drumheller
Edson
Turner Valley
Alberta
Kamloops
Chilliwack
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Territorial Highlights In Western Briefs News
Victoria reports Thomas Ward funds surgery for a crippled bird and pays its board while treated. Taber notes three wild geese over the factory reservoir, earliest sighting in years. Weyburn mentions a Kempton legacy as son Jack joins volunteer fire brigade. Winnipeg sees Michael Krycin become western Canada consul. Calgary police find a two year old girl, baby-sitter reprimanded, child safe. Winnipeg curling badges spread west after Toront o event. Victoria mayor proposes daylight saving referendum with council backing for this year. Rosie the snapping turtle sentenced to life solitary confinement after killing an alligator.
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Taber
Alta
N. Harding
Taber Factory
Calgary
Curling Chaplain Sees Domestic Bliss In Ice Sport
Rev. Allen R. Huband, chaplain of the Dominion Curling Association, tells 11 Canadian rink members at Westminster United Church that curling can aid marriage. He notes a curler sweeps about 12,000 square feet of ice per game and lifts over half a ton, comparing it to shoveling 25 tons of coal per season. He urges wives to accept sweeping and cooking duties as shared family duties.
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Winnipeg
Allen R. Huband
Dominion Curling Association
Westminster United Church
Huband
First Wheat Harvest Reported in Western Canada 1813
The article notes that the initial wheat harvest in Western Canada occurred in 1813, marking an early agricultural milestone in the region.
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Western
Canada
Your Red Cross Work of Mercy and Services
Summary of Red Cross activities in Saskatchewan including blood and plasma service starting this year, lab equipment costs, and annual operating costs. Reports on clothing for overseas destitute children, disaster relief for 140 families, mother's milk bank operations with 67 073 ounces collected assisting 428 babies, and the sick room loan service aiding 755 individuals. Notes diverse provincial programs such as Outpost Hospitals Nursing Stations Veterans Services swimming and safety, with a 300 000 dollar annual objective adopted to cover rising costs.
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Gordie
Red Cross
Saskatchewan
University Hospital
Regina
Saskatoon
Canada
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
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