Polio Fight Seeks Better Models And Vaccines
A CPC interview with Dr. Victor Haas outlines polio as three related viruses and notes the need for better lab animals. It discusses carriers, age immunity, and public health challenges, plus the hope for a scalable vaccine and advances from Harvard researchers in tissue culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Brass
CPC
Victor G. Haas
Microbiological Institute
National Institute of Health
Public Health Service
Pole
You
North America
John F. Enders
Harvard University
New Embroidery Pattern C7209 by Alix Brock
Embroider the pretty girl and her flower arbor then add eyelet ruffling for a skirt for a charming trousseau set. Pattern C7200 transfers two motifs 544 by 13 and 8 by 16 inches. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Toronto for pattern and catalogue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winni Rowenpaper Union
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Quick Canadian Quiz Answers Revealed
Canada is the leading producer of gypsum, a fireproof mineral. About 14 percent of Canada's 5,000,000 strong labour force are trade union members. Ottawa's 3.7 billion budget allocates most to non defense spending, with a smaller share for defense. Halifax is closer to London than to Vancouver. A prairie section covers one square mile or 640 acres. Answers found to another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Halifax
London
Eng
Vancouver
B.C
Prairies
Strange Oriental Revenge Tale In Cairo Shoots Seven Dead
A village tale in the Nile delta reports that a stone thrown at a camel led to a series of killings. The mayor’s son killed a boy by drawing a dull knife across his throat, then the father shot the mayor’s son, the sheikh, and others as chaos spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Akhbar Floom
Nile Delta
Mother and son reunite at Peace Arch border
A Russian mother living in Vancouver and her 25 year old son from San Francisco embraced at the Blaine Washington Peace Arch after 16 months. They had been separated amid strife in Shanghai and could not cross the line. The emotional reunion highlighted ongoing border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
San Francisco
Blaine, Wash
Peace Arch
Alexandra Ponomareff
Serge
Shanghai
Nuclear fission bursts without provoking an atomic blast
A historical discussion notes fission events occurring without a full atomic explosion, describing them as “tickling the dragon's tail.” The account emphasizes controlled reactions and the risks involved in early nuclear research.
Seven Teams Form Western Canada Junior Hockey League
Medicine Hat Tigers meet Crow's Nest Pass Coalers in Bellevue to open the 1951-52 season on Oct 19 with four other clubs starting Oct 20. Edmonton Oil Kings debut Oct 22 against Crow's Nest in Edmonton. Each club plays 44 games, including cross league dates with North Saskatchewan teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Alta
Western Canada
Medicine Hat Tigers
Crow's Nest Pass Coalers
Bellevue
J. Harper Parry
Regina
Moose Jaw
Crow's Nest
Calgary
Lethbridge
Edmonton Oil Kings
W.J.H.L
Prince Albert
Vegetation Protects Soil as First Line of Defense
The text states that vegetation is nature's primary defense against soil erosion, covering the earth to stabilize soil and prevent loss. It emphasizes vegetation's role in shielding land from wind and water erosion and sustaining the landscape.
Cheese Chicken Casserole with Cheese Biscuit Topping
A cheese chicken casserole topped with cheese biscuits. Melt butter, stir in flour, add stock or milk, simmer. Layer chicken and sliced egg in a casserole, top with cheese biscuits, bake 425 450 F for 20 30 minutes. Cheese biscuits mixed with flour baking powder salt butter cheese milk baked 400 425 F.
New Savings Bonds Offer Gradual Yields to Curb Inflation
Canada introduces a sixth series of savings bonds with a 10 year 9 month term, raising per-name limits to 5000 and delaying the first coupon to 1 year 9 months. Interest starts at 3.5 percent then 12 month periods, moving the average yield from 2 percent to 3.21 percent. Bond sales begin October 15 with par pricing through November 15 as anti inflation measures seek to ease buying pressure and boost individual finances. C H Richardson of the Bank of Canada outlined aims in Winnipeg after arranging sale details at the Fort Garry hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
C. H. Richardson
Bank of Canada
Ottawa
Mr. Richardson
How to behave around Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh
Tips for Canadians and Americans on meeting the royal couple during their state visit. Be yourself and avoid politics. Curtsy in Canada, skip it on the street in the United States, and talk about babies, music, dogs, horses, gardens. The Duke enjoys ships motors sports. keep conversations friendly and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
United States
Washington
Duke
Dam completes first major step in Heart River flood control
Edmonton reports an 1800 foot dam on the Heart River four miles east of Lake Winagami diverts backwash and floodwaters into a canal system, raising the lake four feet, reducing salinity, attracting fish and ducks, with Ducks Unlimited contributing 20 000 dollars. The project aids West Prairie River flood control and could enable hydro electric development and new water supply for McLennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
High Prairie District
Peace River Valley
Heart River
Lake Winagami
West Prairie River
Winagami
Ducks Unlimited
Winagami Lake
Reg Bailey
Water Resources Board
West Prairie
High Prairie
McLennan
One Big Family at Langston Manufacturing in Camden
Bryant W. Langston says his Camden plant is one big family, with 360 workers and a web of relatives. The workforce includes 35 fathers and sons, 46 brothers, 29 brothers-in-law, 15 sons-in-law and 23 cousins among employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
Bryant W. Langston
Samuel M. Langston Manufacturing Co
Quick Canadian Facts Quiz Answers Revealed
Answers list five topics including one square mile and a price of 2.1 billion dollars. It notes asbestos and a distance of 1500 miles closer to London. The facts cite 1 million as well. Safety tip warns tractors can be a farm fire hazard and to keep machinery serviced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Quick Canadian Facts
Canada
Quotes on Generosity and Charity Across Thinkers
A collection of brief maxims on giving and magnanimity from St Matthew Mary Baker Eddy Cicero Herbert Hoover Ralph Waldo Emerson and Horace Mann. The excerpts urge selflessness justice joy in giving and compassionate relief of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Horace Mann
Helpful Hints For Cleaning And Care
Practical homemaking tips cover leather care using hot vinegar and linseed oil, evaluating beef fat to judge value, discarding unlabeled medicines for safety, reattaching loosened labels, and cleaning plastic piano keyboards with warm soapy water then clear rinse.
Smile Of The Week Riddle Prompts Family Question
A humorous caption section features a joke about motherhood and a sly exchange. The quip plays on a reader’s guesswork about a person’s mother before marriage, lightening the page with a wordplay moment.
Breeding History Emphasized as Key in Animal Lines
The discussion centers on the importance of documenting a breeding history for animals used in breeding programs. Experts stress traceable lineage to ensure health, traits, and genetic diversity across generations.
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Lansing
America
Central Press
Alix Brock
Quick
Mother
Richardson
Fort Garry
Royal Pair
Renan
St. Matthew
Mary Baker Eddy
Cicero
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