Saskatchewan appoints James Langford deputy minister of public works
James Alfred Langford a Winnipeg native and former Calgary Stampeders end who played Grey Cup 1949 will become Saskatchewan’s deputy minister of public works succeeding Erle Eisenhower who retires due to ill health. Langford, 29, architect by training, will start after wrapping school unit projects in Kindersley and surrounding towns. He is married with two children and enjoys golf fishing hunting and skiing.
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University of Manitoba
Calgary Stampeders
James Alfred Langford
Saskatchewan
C. G. Willis
Erle E. Eisenhower
Winnipeg
Mr. Langford
Prospects bright for turkey crop in Canada and U S
A August 1 survey shows Canada’s farm turkey population at 5.3 million, up 35 percent from 3.9 million a year earlier. Increases vary by region with Quebec and Ontario up 57 percent, Prairie provinces 26 percent, British Columbia 11 percent, and the Maritimes 8 percent. A record U S turkey crop is also anticipated.
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Bureau of Statistics
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Maritimes
U.S
Toys for Small Ones
Simple playthings suit youngsters best as expensive contraptions often frustrate them. Easy to carry and free of sharp edges or small parts, safe toys prevent accidents and fit a child’s developing limits.
Queen Mary Food For 3 000 Passengers In One Voyage
Vast stores feed 3 000 passengers and crew on a Queen liner with about 90 000 meals per round voyage. Potatoes total 55 000 pounds and fish tops 21 000 pounds. Beef, lamb, chicken and turkeys are listed with exact weights while milk coffee and tea figures are provided along with fruit totals. Cunard chefs convert these raw amounts into refined menus for gourmet dining.
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Cunard
Storing Winter Garden Tools Safely
The article warns tools can be lethal if not stored properly for winter. Rakes and forks should hang by the head to avoid stepping on them. Blades and shears should be wrapped and hung away from contact. Dangerous substances like insect sprays should be locked up or kept out of reach of children.
Artibonite Valley project lifts Haiti toward self sufficiency
A two phase 25 million dollar Artibonite Valley project in Haiti under President Magloire aims to transform the national economy. The dam at Peligre and an extensive irrigation system will create a 85 000 acre water level and generate 30 000 kilowatts, with 80 percent financed by Export Import Bank. The plan requires displacement of mountain farmers, but promises a flood control and power future while modernizing Haiti’s farming and industry.
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Caribbean
Haiti
Hemisphere
Paul V. Magloire
Magloire
Port-au- Prince
Dominican Republic
Peligre
Borel
India
Sobering season notes on contests and fading fame
The piece reflects on winners and losers in golf, swimming, and beauty pageants across regions and eras. It argues that even when crowns fade, contestants remain valued by families, while noting beauty contests offer cash prizes, modeling prospects, or romance, yet fame is fleeting and local.
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English Channel
Lake Ontario
Juan de Fuca Strait
Manitoba Announces Record 6300 Teachers for Fall Term
Hon. W. C. Miller reports 270 more teachers bring Manitoba public schools to a record 6,300. By end August 17 high schools and 35 elementary rooms still sought staff, to be filled within 10 days. Permit teachers drop to 157 as 35 more needed. total fall high school 1,050 and elementary 5,250.
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Manitoba
W. C. Miller
Miller
Farmers' Prayer for Fair Returns and Relief
A brief farmers prayer asks that prairie lifeblood flow quickly and strongly to aid farmers. It hopes for lower worry and better pay, promising producers some relief in the future.
Cleaning and fabric tips for home use from a 20th century guide
The article offers practical household hints. It advises brushing upholstery against the nap for corduroy and velvet, suggests vinegar for etching galvanized iron and cleaning copper, and notes warm water softens glue. It recommends closely woven slipcover fabrics for furniture and shares a Parmesan breadcrumb crust trick. It also mentions chilling onions and garlic to ease peeling and identifies garlic as a lily family member.
Aromatic Baked Beans and Fresh Sauces for Summer Dining
Quick easy bean recipe uses two cans vegetarian baked beans molasses aromatic bitters salt pepper and lemon for a pot oven finish. Also offers two bright sauces Pineapple Salad Dressing and Spicy Mustard Sauce to accompany cottage cheese fruit salad and cold cuts.
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