The Blaine Mystery At Sorrento Beach
Parrysh Blaine, famed lawyer and guardian to a young woman, is found dead on the sands at Sorrento. A whispered secret links his sudden decline to the death of Christian Bieler, who perished after falling from nearby cliffs. The sensational tale hints at a hidden crime and a life shadowed by guilt.
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Blaine
Sorrento
Christian Bieler
Christian
Christian Bieder
Smedport
Parrysh Blaine
Parrysh
Bilaines
Paris
Monte Carlo Biarritz
Riviera
Milan
Eyries
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Canadian Legion to Hold Third Annual Baseball Tourney
Lloydminster Sask a third annual Canadian Legion baseball tournament will be held June 5-6 with eight entries. Victoria Day observed in Manitoba with no legislation to move date. Nurses in Manitoba gain $2 daily raise to $9 for private duty. Regina to build a large runway to attract Trans-Canada Airlines. Saskatchewan lake named for Lorne Lock er who died overseas in 1943.
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Lloydminster
Sask
Lloydminster Canadian Legion
Winnipeg
Manitoba
C. E. Greenlay
Labor
Flin Flon
Man
R. M. Locker
Saskatchewan
Lorne
Fon du Lac
Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book Ad for Toddlers and More
Ad promotes Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with patterns for a scalloped dress with wings or puff sleeves sunsuit with a let-down seat bonnet all in one piece and pattern 4524 in Toddler sizes 1 2 3 4 5. Order 35c pattern or 25c for book including one-yard patterns and free handbag instructions.
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Anne Adams
Douglas to open new bridge at Saskatchewan Landing
Premier T C Douglas will officially open a new bridge spanning the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatchewan Landing on June 20. The bridge connects Swift Current area with nearby routes, marking a key infrastructure update for the region.
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Swift Current
Sask
South Saskatchewan River
Saskatchewan Landing
T. C. Douglas
Loch Ness Monster Legend Reappears in Scotland Waters
Reports from Scotland recount sightings of a creature likened to an ancient sea serpent in Loch Ness. The second largest lake is famed for such legends and draws curious observers to the misty highlands.
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Loch Ness
Scotland
Tree Planting Car On Tour in Prairie Provinces Schedule
The Canadian Forestry Association tree planting car resumes its annual prairie tour with itinerary no 1 covering May and June. Stops include Fossion Hendon Wadena Fishing Lake Sheha Insinger Theodore Springside Orcadia Yorkton Rokeby Saltcoats Bredenbury Churchbridge Langenburg Marchwell Harrowby Millwood Binscarth Birtle Foxwarren Kelloe Solsgirth Strathclair Shoal Lake Basswood Newdale Minnedosa Neepawa Franklin Keyes Arden Gladstone Macdonald Westbourne Marquette Poplar Point Rosser Meadows.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Fossion
Hendon
Wadena
Fishing Lake
Sheha
Insinger
Theodore
Springside
Orcadia
Yorkton
Rokeby
Saltcoats
Bredenbury
Churchbridge
Langenburg
Marchwell
Harrowby
Millwood
Binscarth
Birtle
Foxwarren
Kelloe
Solsgirth
Strathclair
Shoal Lake
Basswood
Newdale
Minnedosa
Neepawa
West Process in Shoe Making Emerges in 19th Century
The welt process used to join outsole to the upper dates to the 15th century but a practical machine for this method was not developed until 1874. This marks the transition from handwork to mechanized production in footwear.
Regular Checkups for Health and Dental Exams
Regular doctor visits and dental exams are essential to keep the body and teeth in good condition. Periodic checkups help detect problems early and maintain overall health.
Hundreds of new industries start in Alberta
Edmonton news reports that since the year began Alberta saw more new industries start than in all of 1950. Economic Affairs Minister A. J. Hooke stated that 872 new companies were incorporated last year, with 705 from within the province and 167 from outside.
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Edmonton
Alberta
A. J. Hooke
Prairie Wheat Acreage Rises Across Canadian Prairies
First crop reports from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways show Manitoba wheat acreage up seven percent to 2 548 700 acres while Saskatchewan gains 5 percent to 16 284 000 acres and Alberta holds steady. Moisture is generally satisfactory with regional variations and above normal fall and winter precipitation in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Trespasser Shot at Empress Hotel Grounds
A visitor trespassing on the Empress Hotel grounds in Victoria was shot and killed by BC game warden Robert Sinclair. Sinclair used a .22 caliber revolver to shoot a raccoon found treed on the hotel property at Government and Humboldt, marking downtown Victoria’s first raccoon sighting in years.
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Victoria
Empress Hotel
British Columbia
Robert Sinclair
Government and
Humboldt
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Perrysh Blaine
Drouth
Vancouver
Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Regina
Trans-Canada Airlines
Moone
Anne
Winnipaper Union
Toronto
Hal
Canada
Imperial Leduc
Sarnia
Ont
Superior
Wis
Central Press Canadian
Watt
Wesco Waterpaints
parRick Street
Montreal
Les Carroll
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