Councillors Explore Lower Dairy Fat Standards in Canada
The council discusses lowering minimum dairy composition standards to meet medical warnings about high fat diets. It proposes three actions: boost milk flow to schools with subsidies, create a new plant sanitary code with federal and provincial input, and attract more students to agricultural colleges. The discussion notes U.S. soft ice cream uses four to five percent fat and cites consumer demand for low fat milk products.
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Maondardés
renes \ Pecaines
S&s
Reamnbership
Whein
Tait
Privessere
Arc Tisthitutess
Enne
Roe
Tetal
Rtla
Federal Health Department
L. B. Pett
United States
Funny and Otherwise Humorous Vignettes From Daily Life
A collection of compact cartoonish recollections and jokes. A bus driver quips about missing a jackass as a man jokes at the doorway. Father and son discuss a girl, a blonde in a jury room boasts of resistance, and two Irishmen gossip over Jim Skelly’s appendix. A tightrope walker ends in jail after a sobriety joke.
LeMay vows end of crew bombing in SAC plans
General Curtis LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, says SAC crews can strike a target with a single bomb and navigate by stars to within 15 miles, then use radar for precision. He asserts crews can reach virtually any spot on earth, contrasting with broader bombing tactics. The note mentions a $220 figure.
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Eans
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Strategic Air Command
Air Force Banch
SAC
Curtis E LeMay
Art of the brush recommended by dentists
The article advises brushing teeth using a method from dentists. It warns against horizontal strokes and suggests brushing from the gum to the biting edge to remove food particles from crevices.
Patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book Offer
Two patterns printed for readers with planning designs for home use. Dozens of other designs available to order. Send 25 cents for a copy of the book today.
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Alice Brooks
Corveyors and moving sidewalks eyed for U S traffic relief
US and Canadian transit experts explore corveyors and moving sidewalks as a future remedy for urban congestion. A National Planning Commission report due by October 1957 will study mass transit devices including underground conveyors to move pedestrians to cars, with pilot projects already in place in New Jersey.
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U.S
Canada
Washington
National Planning Commission
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Tex
Auditorium
Dallas
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Grand Central Times Square
National Geographic Society
Market Street
Chester
Wales
Portgual
Brazil
Lisbon
Rio de Je
Erio
Copacabana
Meshed
Iran
Fenyiprave
Denture cost cut potential through dentist technician partnerships
A British Columbia technician group urges partnerships with dentists to slash denture prices from 150 to about 75 dollars by letting technicians produce plates for patients under dentist care. The plan would still require professional oversight and could redefine public access to affordable dentures.
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British Columbia
Dave Matthews
Soviety
Matthews
Jiffy Cut Pattern for One-Piece Apron Pattern 4885
One piece printed pattern for a simple one yard 35 inch fabric apron coverup. Includes Misses sizes 10-12 and 14-16 with tissue printed pattern and 35 cent price. Order by writing name address and pattern number to pattern nurber.
Calypsos at Trinidad Carnivals Emerge Satirical
Calypsos originally arose at carnivals in Trinidad. The songs were often impromptu and satirical and were sung to guitar accompaniment.
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Trinidad
Poultry Producers Vote On Marketing Board Plan
The campaign to form a marketing board for poultry stalls involves about 60 000 producers in Alberta and Saskatchewan with potential cross province coordination. Government approval is reported with some changes anticipated, while Manitoba and Saskatchewan agricultural groups study interlocking boards. Legislation enabling marketing boards passed in 1958 after intense farm group campaigning.
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Sarcketing
Aliwits Pub Rainer
Alberta Poultry Fedéral
Marchsaize
Marler
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
M. Putnany
Alberta
DRY Like Desert pocket mice survive months without water
Pocket mice endure long dry spells by extracting moisture from seeds they eat, enabling survival for months without direct water intake. This drought adaptation highlights their reliance on arid habitat resources and plant foods.
Socony Mobil Building Opens as Stainless Steel Skyscraper
The 46 story Socony Mobil Building in Manhattan is celebrated as the world’s largest stainless steel skyscraper. It features an ecofer steel capsule sealed with messages from President Eisenhower Governor Harriman and Mayor Wagner and copies of New York newspapers detailing its construction.
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Manhattan
Socony Mobil
Eisenhower
Harriman
Wagner
New York
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