Canadian Forces in Soest Germany to Return Home
Weekly editor reports on Canadian Army personnel stationed around Soest Werl Hemer returning to Canada after two to three years overseas. Included are quotes from Corporal Dave Payette and others about experiences, family situations, and readiness to resume life in Canada. NATO framework noted with nine forts housing about 5,000 troops in Western Europe.
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Soest
Germany
Canada
RCAF
TCA Airlines
Europe
Dave Payette
Portage la Prairie
Dave
Mary Bricknell
Manchester
Steve Shewchuk
Dauphin
Steve
Fort Nelson
B.C
M. O. Asham
Selkirk
Sgt. Asham
Hodgson
Man
the Lakes
Frances Goulding
London
Ont
S. Sgt
Asham
Walters
Cpl Walters
Sgt. C. A.clarence
Franklin
Swan River
Camp Shilo
Soest-Werl-Hemer
NATO
Washington, D.C
Ruhr
Springfield Leader
Glad plaid look Printed Pattern 4549 for girls
Pattern 4549 offers girls sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 with layout notes. Size 10 requires 2 percent yards of 35 inch fabric and 4 yards contrast fabric.
Selby Thorne Jr Bags Huge Grizzly Bear in Alberta
Selby Thorne Jr of Fort Saskatchewan and three Edmonton companions plus a guide hunted in the Mountain Park area and took a near record grizzly bear. The party also harvested a bull elk each as measurements for the bear were taken for official records.
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Fort Saskatchewan
Alta
Mountain Park
Selby Thorne, Jr
S. E. Thorne
Selby
Far East trip by Vancouver reporter eyeing cities from Hong Kong to Vancouver
Vancouver newsman Eric Sanderson completes a two month 12000 mile voyage to the Orient aboard the Himalaya and Chusan. He visits San Francisco Los Angeles Honolulu Yokohama Tokyo Kobe Osaka Kyoto Hong Kong Manila Singapore and ends with impressions of each place and comparisons to Vancouver. The piece notes climate culture cost of living and the appeal of Far East cities while praising Vancouver as a scenic port of entry.
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Eric Sanderson
Sanderson
Vancouver
Orient
Orient & Pacific
Himalaya
Chusan
Far East
Japan
China
Phillipines
Malaya States
Canada
San Francisco
Sion
Orient and Pacific Lines
Gray Line
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Yokohama
Tokyo
Kobe
Osaka
Kyoto
Hong Kong
Manila
Singapore
Equator
Pacific Service
Vancouvers
Victoria
Kow- Joom
Lions Gate Bridge
Metropolis
Drowned or Suspended Animation Claim Highlights Lifesaving Findings
Health Magazine reports Peggy Rooke discusses drowning cases may involve suspended animation rather than death. Banting's work cited showing heart fibrillation can mask death. advocates urge immediate, continuous artificial respiration for four hours or until rigor mortis appears, with examples of revival after extended submersion.
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Peggy Rooke
Health Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Health League
Frederick Banting
League
Banting
St John's Ambulance Association
Canadian Red Cross Society
Canada Sees Record Turkey Marketings In 1959 Season
Canada reports a record pace of turkey marketings through registered stations from January 1 to September 5 totaling 366 million pounds, 15.8 million pounds above last year. Domestic stocks declined from 18.3 million to 6.4 million pounds by September 1, a 12 million drop, with disappearance up 20 million pounds over 1958.
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Canada
E. D. Bonnyman
Canada Department of Agriculture
Bonnyman
Dominion Bureau of Statistic
Fast Woman on Highway Confronts Traffic Cop
A traffic officer stops a car driven by an elderly woman who, when asked for her license, retorts that officers keep taking licenses. The exchange highlights a clash over driving privileges and enforcement on a public highway.
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Chuse
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