Hog Prices Slide Cast Shadow on Beef Prospects
Alberta talks warned sagging hog prices could pull beef values down as well though demand for top quality beef rises. J R Dinning of Calgary noted no definite forecast but said beef prices often follow pork due to shifts in consumption. Rising labor costs threaten producer returns amid higher processing costs and 50 percent higher shipping costs for western beef.
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Alberta
Fr J Dinning
Calgary
Burns and Company
Western Stok Growers’ Association
American Society of Range Management
Western Section
Dinning
No real cure for rheumatism, says expert in Vancouver
Dr. Donald W. Lamont-Havers, 35, medical director of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation in New York, tells Canadian Press there is no cure for rheumatism and that the disease often remains undetected for up to a decade. He notes Canada’s 18 percent arthritis rate and praises British Columbia’s services while warning against quacks and stressing early professional treatment.
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Donald W. Lamont-Havers
Vancouver
New York
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
British Columbia
North American
B.C
Canada
Lamont-Havers
Quick Canadian Quiz on Canadas waterways and travel
The Welland Canal detours ships around a natural obstacle between Lakes Erie and Ontario. Before the transcontinental railway, travellers crossed Canada by stagecoach and rail routes. Wheat exports surpassed all nations combined in a specific year. In 1945 Canadians with voluntary medical, hospital and surgical insurance numbered 2,850,000. today’s total is not provided here. From CBC’s 27.5 million revenue, the portion from commercial broadcasting is not specified in the text.
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Welland Canal
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Canada
CBC
Sugar beet harvest near 420000 tons on 36500 acres
A heap of sugar in South Alberta expects 420000 tons from 36500 irrigated acres. Harvest began Sept 26 with Frank R. Taylor, GM of the processing company, estimating 110 million pounds refined sugar. Growers may earn $14 to $15 per ton as sugar sells over the year at 17.5 percent content.
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South Alberta
Frank R. Taylor
Taylor
Decode of Intelligence Notes Summary
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Eisenhower
Britain
Truman
Chas
Hilda
France
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Alaska
Housing mortgages rise 41 percent in first half of 1955
Canadian housing data show mortgages totaling 546.3 million dollars in the first half of 1955, a 41 percent increase from the same period in 1954. Total housing expenditures reached 581.7 million, up 27 percent, with 57,997 starts and 42,036 single family dwellings under construction by June, while apartment starts fell 6.7 percent. Banks insured 307.0 million for 32,027 new homes, a 64 percent rise in amount and 52 percent in units from 1954.
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Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
United Press
Ottawa
Bureau
Veteran 70 Year Old Painter Ties Quiet Pole Work
Terence O Malley of Vancouver, a 70 year old flagpole painter for the British Columbia government, recalls a life of risk from two Mexican revolutions and World War I service to wartime blitz rescue work. He survived shipwrecks thrice and speaks again after a throat wound, now serving as vice-president of the Lost Chord Club.
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Vancouver
Terence O'Malley
British Columbia
England
Mariner
Lost Chord Club
Strictly Fresh Lady Sues County Over Rocking Chair Injury
A resident of Brandon Mississippi sues the county claiming injuries from a raiding party pursuing a bootlegger knocked her from a rocking chair. The suit alleges negligent conditions leading to the incident.
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Brandon
Miss
Continuous prayer in Jesus life and teachings
The Gospel account shows Jesus praying at key moments from his baptism to Calvary. He prayed for Peter and the disciples, for protection from evil, and for unity in spirit, modeling a life of ongoing prayer and submission to God's will. He taught prayer through example beyond the Lord's Prayer.
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Jesus
Peter
God
Father
Gethsemane
Calvary
Answers to Quick Quiz Five and Transport Details
The answer set lists 3.8 million dollars from commercial broadcasting with the rest from taxes. It notes the 1925 26 season and Niagara Falls as a landmark. It cites travel by train and rail, then wagon across the continent with over 12 million as a figure. A three inch dam circulates 10 gallons daily.
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Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
St. Paul
Chicago
Handy Implement Puzzle Clue Grid Language Play
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Fumbles, Courage, and Football Skills Featured in Clinic
The article analyzes a 31–6 season opening win by the Toronto Argonauts over Hamilton and a 37–12 loss, attributing the reversal to fumbles. It then offers football drills to improve ball security and a psychology note arguing courage is a trainable habit shaped by experience and daily practice.
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Toronto Argonauts
Hamilton Tiger Cats
Cats
Argos
Denison Fisherman Hooked by 10-Pound Gar
Joe Hilbreath reeled a 10-pound gar from Little Minerad Lake and was attacked by the fish as he neared the boat. He returned to the dock with the gar, his fishing plug, and his leg all attached.
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Denison, Tex
Joe Hilbreath
Little Minerad Lake
Hilbreath
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