Rural England Prepares Merrie Coronation Celebrations
London reports plan a nation wide merrie Coronation with ox roasts bonfires and pageants in villages. Somerset residents polish a horse drawn coach while Dundee agrees a 21 gun salute costs 70 dollars and Scots insist on Elizabeth I naming. Weather remains unsettled.
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London
Merrie England
Food Ministry
Westminster Abbey
Somerset
Bath
Brighton
Dundee
Scotland
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Army Survey Crew Heads Back To Deadman Valley
An army survey party, including Capt W W Ker and Sgt W R Tuttle, will trek into Nahanni region of the Northwest Territories to map Deadman valley using a helicopter. The expedition follows 1950 work by L J McAdam amid legends of headless McLeod brothers and strange tales, while Maj L M Sebert notes real dangers and hot springs found in the area.
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Ottawa
Headress Valley
Army
Northwest Territories
British Columbia
Yukon
Deadman Valley
L. J. McAdam
W. W. Ker
W. R. Tuttle
Pugwash
F. S. Miller
Gus Crouse
McLeod Brothers
Frank
William McLeod
Crouse
McLeods
Mines Department
R.C
McLeod
L. M. Sebert
Stone Age Skeleton Found In Irish Lake Drought
Archaeologists near Boyle in central Ireland uncovered a full Stone Age skeleton at Lough Gara along with two pattern brooches, an iron axe, a bone needle, a canoe and a bronze spearhead. The site, part of 140 crannogs revealed by drought, suggests a wealthy, specialized farming community with boat building skills.
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Boyle
Ireland
Lough Gara
Dublin
Editors warn against fluoride critics as uninformed
Dr. Gordon Bates of the Health League of Canada denounces letters opposing water fluoridation as the work of uninformed fanatics. He notes parallels with past health measures and urges newspapers to scrutinize writers who equate fluoride with rat poison, citing chemistry and ethics.
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Gordon Bates
Health League of Canada
Dr. Bates
Isles of the Hawks: Azores Name Origin
Early English sailors called the Azores the Isles of the Hawks after the Portuguese term acores meaning hawks, reflecting the archipelago’s birds and naming origin.
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Azores
Isles of the
Ultracentrifuge Tech Sighted To Detect Heart Vessel Disease
University of Virginia researchers test small ultracentrifuge tubes spun at 900 rps to separate blood components. Focus is on light fat globules linked to hardening of the coronary vessels, aiming for a simple screening method with potential dietary prevention. Dr. Parson leads medical work and Dr. Beams oversees ultra centrifuge operations and rotor tech.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia
William Parson
Jesse Beams
Beams
Auto Damage Ruling Stands in Ontario Court
Walter Palach of Elmira Ontario and his wife failed to erase a 16766 dollar judgment against him for a car crash involving Claude Gregg of Kitchener. Palach, a 31 year old factory worker and father of three, had sought bankruptcy discharge citing lack of assets and insurance. Justice Smiley denied the appeal noting Palach’s wages barely cover his family.
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Toronto
Walter Palach
Elmira
Ont
Claude Gregg
Kitchener
Gregg
P. E. F. Smiley
Donald Wade
Palach
Wade
Fire Safety Advice to Prevent Stove Fires
The article warns that fires from faulty wood or coal stoves in cottages occur frequently. It urges checking stoves before sleeping or leaving home, seeks department advice on safe distances and piping, and recommends professional installation to save lives and property.
Chinchilla Raising Popular In United States
Chinchilla farming spreads from California to Georgia with ranches and profitable asks. Columbus figures show owners like John West Rex Lavender expanding herds with multi thousand dollar sales. The revival aims for 7 to 8 years for broader fur production as populations rebound.
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United States
Hens Doing More On Less
In St Louis scientists report modern hens produce more eggs per year using less feed. Forty years ago eggs per hen averaged 87 annually. today 194. Feed per dozen hens drops from 9.25 to 6.9 pounds. PR M Bethke notes meat production efficiency rose by a quarter and broiling size is reached in three quarters of the time.
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ST. Louis
National Farm
Chemurgic Council
PR. M. Bethke
Ralston Purina Co
Gems of Thought on Humility Across Philosophers
A collection of quotes emphasizing humility as a measure of character. Ruskin, Edwards, Eddy, Flavel, Lowell, and Tryon Edwards present humility as divine strength and a safeguard against pride. Each sees true humility as accurate self‑estimation and spiritual fidelity.
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Mary Baker Eddy
James Russell Lowell
Tryon Edwards
Geese Sent to Kenya as Watchdogs in Unrest
Four geese from a Suffolk district were shipped to a lonely Kenyan farm to act as watchdogs in a wave of local unrest. The birds are noted for their loud honks at approaching strangers.
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Ixworth
England
Suffolk
Kenya
Canada Faces Teen Ager Shortage Amid Boom and Depression
Montreal reports the Bank of Montreal monthly review forecasts a population boom yet a low mood among teens and young adults. Native born 85 percent of the population. 10 to 24 age group growth stagnates while other ages rise. Labor stringency may relieve only with substantial immigration into the 1960s.
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Montreal
Canada
Monthly Business Review
The
Bank of Montreal
Originals Recall Battle of Ypres at Ottawa dinner
Ottawa veterans of the Canadian Expeditionary Force gathered for the Red Cheviot Club annual dinner to mark the 38th anniversary of the Second Battle of Ypres. Milton Gregg recalled gas attacks, gas masks, and the courage that defined Canadian endurance in World War I.
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Ottawa
Ypres
Red Cheviot Club
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Channel Ports
Milton Gregg
V.c
Ross
St. Jean
Brig
Gregg
C.elf
Canada
Irrigation Scheme Aims to Boost East Pakistan Rice
A large irrigation project in East Pakistan seeks to raise annual rice production by 1,000,000 tons. The plan will irrigate over 2,000,000 acres using pumps and canals to support farming.
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Karachi
East Pakistan
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