Editor Takes New Post in Swift Current Newsroom
Jan Greenblat, 23, longtime editor of the Swift Current Sun and creator of 34 years of editing work, disposed of his interests to partner Robert Moore and news editor Dave Belbeck. Belbeck becomes editor, Greenblat named publisher and also takes a new role as Director of Public Relations for Cooperatives in southwest Saskatchewan with offices in Swift Current.
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Texaco makes major oil strike near High River
Texaco reports a significant oil discovery near High River Alberta about six miles west of the town and 32 miles south of Calgary. The field sits eight miles east of the Turner Valley oilfield, marking a notable development in the region. The Mountaineer. Strasbourg. Sask 3237
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Businessmen urged to trust and cooperate with the press
Ira G. Needles, president of B. F. Gootrich Canada Limited, urged Stratford Chamber of Commerce members to support reporters and give aid to ensure objective news coverage. He warned against confusing advertising with news and called for transparency with the press.
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Grain supply hits record high for 56 57 season
Canada reports a total grain supply of 1 048 800 000 bushels of wheat for 1956 57 an all time record The August 1 carryover is 537 200 000 bushels with 1956 crop at 511 600 000 bushels Based on September 15 conditions after 160 000 000 bushels for domestic use supplies for export and year end carryover total 888 800 000 bushels The Kootenaian Kaslo BC Dec 13 1956.
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Many Deaths From Rheumatic Fever in Youth
Rheumatic fever causes more deaths in the first two decades of life than all other communicable diseases combined, highlighting a severe pediatric health threat and urging preventive measures.
Hero of Hunstanton Receives George Medal for Brave Rescue
Reis Leming of Toppenish Station saved 27 people in Hunstanton during a sudden disaster near the English coast. Queen Elizabeth II awarded him the George Medal for his heroic conduct as the town faced peril. Leming and his wife Mary Ann plan a voyage to England aboard The Mayflower replica to christenUni s vee sel and trace historic ties between England and America.
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Christian Science Monitor
Man earns cash for clever seating idea
Loran E. Malone of Watertown Massachusetts won a cash prize near fifteen hundred dollars for a pew seating method in a provincial competition held in Watertown. Malone formerly worked in Shelburne County at Lower Woods Harbor and is noted for his Polish dance reference the mazurka.
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Grand Prairie unveils 1957 town expansion plan
Mayor R K Millar outlined Grande Prairie growth for 1957 at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. The plan envisions paving the entire commercial area, building a new town hall, and extending sewer and water lines to new southern residences with costs up to 545000.
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Canada Produces Five Million Pounds of Mushrooms Yearly
Canadian mushroom growers apply advanced research methods to ensure crop quality. A scientific test checks soil for microbes as part of production, reflecting a robust mushroom industry with millions of pounds produced annually.
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