Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit Named UN Assembly President
Swiss age 50s Indian stateswoman Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit becomes the first woman president of the United Nations General Assembly. An early independence activist and diplomat, she has served as India’s first woman cabinet minister and ambassador to Washington and Moscow, with a career spanning 32 months in prison.
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Saskatchewan to Gain Uranium Royalty Revenue Future
Saskatchewan government will start receiving uranium royalties that could exceed 1 million dollars annually as new mines come online. The method of payment remains secret while talks over averaging and reporting of profits continue amid expanding production.
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Tribute to Canada From The New York Times
New York The New York Times praised Canada as dynamic and rising, editorially declaring the Dominion is on the path to world power through development and a remarkable economic boom that has captured global attention. The piece notes Canada’s nonviolent ascent unlike other nations.
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Hay yields above average in Saskatchewan says official
Regina report shows most districts in Saskatchewan harvesting hay above average with good overall feed. Some areas delayed by heavy rain and flooded sloughs. Farmers needing seed urged to contact municipal officials and local agricultural representatives as plant industry locates surplus supplies.
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Longest Railway Tunnel Sparks Swiss Italian Rail Rivalry
The Simp son II tunnel links Swiss and Italian rail networks claiming the title of the world’s longest tunnel at 12 miles and 559 yards. The feat highlights cross border cooperation and advances in Alpine transportation.
Autumn Casts Brilliant Palette Across Canada
Autumn in Canada draws travelers with vivid color across provinces. From Quebec’s Laurentians to Saskatchewan’s wheat fields, fall foliage dazzles with red maples, oaks, and birches. Hunters and canoeists find seasonally aligned trips as parks host wildlife sanctuaries and scenic routes.
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Banff and Jasper National Parks
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Old Age Pension Fund Deepens Red in August
Ottawa reports the government funded old age pensions with a $6.88 million loan to the fund in August, lifting total loans since April 1, 1952 to $123.224 million. August outlays rose to $28.102 million while five month receipts reached $115.987 million, signaling likely reconsideration of the financing scheme at the next Parliament session.
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London wind storm leaves girls with bare legs
A lunch hour storm in central London on Monday kicked up sulphur dust from chimneys and left crowds of pedestrians in streets smeared with soot. A office girl described her nylons disintegrating with holes and extensive damage.
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Blood Content Of The Human Body
The average human body holds about one to one and a half gallons of blood. This estimate highlights the circulatory system’s size and the blood volume involved in daily physiological functions.
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