Stick to him and the girl in a Central Clothing Store caper
In a small-town crime tale Flypaper Haley taunts Joe Tabor as he faces a prison past and a new escape plan. The sergeant reveals ties between the burglary and a staged inside job at The Central Clothing Store where old Hagan was killed. Andrews the manager confronts truth about the setup and sale tag ruse.
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Haley
Joe Tabor
Hagan
Flypaper
Tavor
Tabor
Old Hagan
Andrews
the Central
Sol” Andrews
Wheeler Newspaper Pyncicate
New Ukrainian cattle breed described as giant milk producers
Moscow radio quoted Kharkov dispatch about a new Ukrainian cattle breed created by crossing local stock with a Swiss Schwyz type. The report says the giants yield 2 420 to 2 640 gallons of milk yearly, equating to about 1 323 pounds of high grade butter, far above local ordinary cows.
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London
Moscow Radio
Ukraine
Kharkov
Canada To Get Dried Fruit From Australia
Ottawa reports Canada will receive 16 126 tons of Australia's 1948 dried vine fruits, mainly sultanas and currants, out of 81 000 tons. Canada will also import 300 000 cases of tinned pineapples, with half arrived, and 77 800 cases of canned fruits including apricots peaches and pears.
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Ottawa
Canada
Australia
Australian High Commissioner's Office
Father Claims No Control Over Drinking Poker-Playing Sons
Vancouver police investigated a complaint from R. A. Wall about youths gathering at a city home for poker and drinking. Neighbors described gatherings at a nearby house where two boys aged 16 and 11 lived, and the father said he had no control over them.
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Vancouver
R. A. Wall
Canadian war dead names in golden book for Adegem cemetery
Ottawa report says a gold book listing all Canadian soldiers buried at Adegem near Ghent Belgium has been placed in the Public Archives of Canada. Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced the gift received from Madame Le Clement Desaint Marcy of Ghent before his Europe trip.
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Ottawa
Adegem
Ghent
Belgium
Public Archives of Canada
Mackenzie King
King
le Clement Desaint-Marcy
Europe
Columbus' Son Guided Jamaica Settlement in 1509
The article notes that Columbus' son led the first settlers to Jamaica in 1509, marking a pivotal moment in the island's colonization.
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Columbus’ Son
Jamaica
British investors eye Alberta resources in survey
Western briefs report that British capital totalling £40,000,000 may be invested in Alberta. Major James J. Ros and Morgan Walton survey Alberta resources for British industrialists. Also notes Manitoba teachers scarce, Saskatchewan meetings for farm variety shows, BC population shifts, warnings of unwelcome tourists, and bones found near Estevan possibly ancient.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Alberta
James J. Ros
Morgan Walton
Manitoba crops average four thousand dollars in 1948
Manitoba farm returns for the 1948 crop year are expected to approach a record $4,000 per farm according to the provincial department of agriculture. The department notes that 1947 covered about 52,500 farms and records show an unusually high portion of crops stored with minimal weather-related losses.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Red Cross Opens Outpost Hospital at Arborfield
The Red Cross opens an outpost hospital in Arborfield Sask 35 miles northeast of Tisdale to treat emergency and maternity cases. The renovated home provides six beds a nursery X ray facilities a laundry and staff quarters with Miss Marie Kilden as nurse in charge.
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Arborfield
Sask
Tisdale
Red Cross
Marie Kilden
Freshen Teapots with Vinegar Rinse
A simple method to clean teapots involves boiling a mild vinegar solution. This technique removes mineral deposits and restores shine without harsh chemicals, leaving vessels ready for brewing.
Plastics Industry Grows Rapidly in Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada plastics and plastic products valued at 21.24 million in 1946, up 36 percent from 1945. The number of plants rose from 46 to 78, indicating rapid industry expansion.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Dominion to Donate $2 Million Worth of Apples
The Dominion Government will donate two million dollars worth of processed apples stored in Annapolis Valley facilities to Canadian hospitals and charities. The apples come from last year's surplus, with a processing guarantee tied to the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers Association. A new highway now links Paraguay and Argentina.
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Kentville
N.S
Dominion
Annapolis Valley
United Kingdom
Nova Scotia Fruit Growers’ Association
Farmers To Get 14 000 000 Aid
Regina reports the Prairie Farm Assistance Act will pay 60 000 farmers in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba a total of 14 million dollars for 1948 49 crop season. Cheques for 60 percent of the amount will be mailed in December with the balance in March 1949. About 2 000 townships benefit. Saskatchewan receives 12 million to 1 300 townships Alberta 1 500 000 to 500 townships Manitoba 500 000 to 200 townships.
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Regina
Prairie Farm Assistance Act
Prairie Provinces
R. F. McGregor
P.F.A.A
McGregor
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Europe Harvest Reported Good In War Era Recovery
London reports Europe's harvest is large the biggest since before the war with heavy yields of grains and vegetables. Ample rainfall and larger cultivation fed the crops while drought last year hurt yields, easing potential rationing and political tensions. Russian harvest appears good as well.
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London
Europe
Associated Press
Claim Staking In Saskatchewan Sets New High
Regina reports a record 731 quartz mining claims recorded in the Precambrian regions of Saskatchewan this year, far surpassing the previous high. Resources Minister J. H. Brocklebank released the figures noting Saskatchewan’s staking activity exceeds the 1936 Lake Athabasca gold rush total of 651 claims.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
J. H. Brocklebank
Lake Athabasca
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