Irrepressible Philip Carleton Jr and the nurse Irene
Irene Hayden leaves Philip Carleton Jr after three days in a hotel room as his parents arrange the encounter. Philip's life was mapped to law and prestige, yet he never finished high school and shows little real affection. Irene plans her future with Dr. J Gordon on the west coast as Philip mourns the loss.
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Philip Cameron, Jr
Philip
Neithe
Irene Hayden
Carleton, Sr. and Co
Irene
Philip Carleton, Jr
Philip Carleton, Sr
J. J. Gordon
West Coast
New National Park To Open in New Brunswick
A new Canadian national park will be opened this summer overlooking the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick. Fundy National Park covers 80 square miles of scenic recreational area. Private interests build hotels and bungalow cabins. The park will feature a salt water swimming pool.
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ST. John
N.B
Bay of Fundy
New Brunswick
Fundy National Park
Trade boom seen between Canada and Japan in Nippon visit
Salmon Arm resident Charlie Nakamura, back from Japan, predicts a strong trade upswing with Japan as wages there have surged up to 300 percent over prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Arm
B.C
Canada
Japan
Charlie Nakamura
Modern Science Helps Fishermen At World Conference
Dr J L Hart of the Pacific Biological Station outlines advances in fishing tech at a United Nations World Science Conference session. He cites radio, echo sounders, radar, and direction finders boosting catch sizes and living standards, while raising qualifications for modern crews aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
B.C
Lake Success
J. L. Hart
Pacific Biological Station
Hart
Boy Scouts Collect Scrap to Fund Ottawa Trip
Scouts at Salt Spring Island plan a house to house bottle drive and junk sale plus a cooked food sale to raise money for three boys to attend the Scout jamboree in Ottawa. The decision was made at a Ganges meeting chaired by Lt Colonel Desmond Crofton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Saltspring Island
Ottawa
Scout Committee
Ganges Inn
Desmond Crofton
Ginger Snap Cookies From Frugal Kitchen Notes
A simple biscuit style recipe combines butter and brown sugar with eggs, flour, baking soda, cream of tartar, lemon flavoring, and ginger. Chill the dough then shape into marble sized balls, flatten with a fork, and bake at 375 degrees until lightly browned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Faithful Dog Saves Farmer From Bull
Alf Neibrandt a Wallace district farmer owes his life to his cattle dog which drove off a purebred Hereford that tossed him and gored him before helpers arrived. The farmer later disposed of the bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Alf Neibrandt
Wallace District
Mr. Neibrandt
Canadian Scientists Aim to Extend Grass Growing Season
Ottawa reports Dr. E S Archibald, director of Federal Experimental Farms, returns from New Zealand with insights on year round pasture. He notes Canada could gain two months of grazing by extending the season and drought resistant grass, citing higher butterfat yields in New Zealand and potential gains for Canadian agriculture.
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Ottawa
E. S. Archibald
Eormental Farms
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Archibald
Canada
Regina shops keep rolls demand for player pianos
Western Briefs report small but steady demand in Regina for player piano rolls at two music stores. In Morden a crow and magpie club forms with prizes funded by fees and a point system for crow legs magpie legs and eggs. Vancouver plans to bring German students to UBC via scholarships are canceled. Regina eyes winter wonderland via warm air from the south. Riding Mountain warden Huska shoots seven foot timber wolf weighing 125 pounds.
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Regina
Regina Music
Morden
Man
Rossburn
J. Huska
Riding Mountain National Park
Coast traffic officer commended for bravery in Vancouver bank holdup
Vancouver report notes Traffic Officer Cecil Paul, praised as a shooting hero in a bank holdup, received a letter of commendation from Saskatchewan Labor Minister C. O. Williams. Williams commends his coolness and courage and cites him as typical of many Saskatchewan youths who have moved to other parts of Canada.
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Vancouver
Cecil Paul
Saskatchewan
C. O. Williams
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Samuel Campbell
Burns
DR. Chase
Dodd
Dominion of Canada
Mast
James Richardson & Sons
Calgary
Edmonton
Swift Current
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Portage LA Prairie
Manitoba
Churchill
Churchill Harbor
Painted Desert
Arizona
Western Briefs
University of British Columbia
Department of External Affairs
Garnet Menzies
R. E. Anderson
Mesa
Brandon Woollen Mills
Brandon
A (Co Ac
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
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