Soviet Proposal To Build Massive Arctic Dam And Pump Warm Pacific Water
Soviet Academy of Sciences member Alexander Markin said on Moscow radio that damming the Bering Strait and powering pumps with a 2 million kilowatt plant could push Pacific water into the Polar Sea. He claimed an artificial warm current would moderate Arctic climate and turn barren areas into habitable lands with rich resources. He warned of potential coastal floods from ice melt across Eurasia and North America.
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Bering Strait
Arctic
Alesander Markin
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Moscow Radio
Asia
North America
Europe
Markkin
Alaska
Siberia
Pacific
Markin
Polar Sea
Gulf Stream
Arctic Ocean
Oil seeds used edible purposes for 5000 years
Dr. A E Hannah of the Canada Department of Agriculture Cereal Breeding Laboratory Winnipeg reports ongoing research on oil seed crops mainly flax and safflower. The Winnipeg Lab tests other potential oil seeds for Western Canadian agriculture and plans breeding on the most promising species. Linseed flax suits western conditions but has limited edible uses. safflower faces disease and maturity challenges but shows promise with early, resistant varieties and compatibility with existing cereal machinery.
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A. E Hannah
Canada Department of Agriculture
Cereal Breeding Laboratory
Winnipeg
Man
Canada
Winnipeg Laboratory
Norris Lake Declared Manitobas Put and Take Rainbow Trout Site
Norris Lake near Toulon Manitoba designated for put and take rainbow trout fishing by Minister Charles E Greenlay. About 2 700 yearling trout released June 7 with good growth shown. season runs to October 31 and winter season begins November 11. motor boats prohibited.
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Norris Lake
Toulon
Manitoba
Charles E. Greenlay
Mines and Natural Resources
Departmental
Gremlin Allegation Ties Witchdoctor to 15 Murders
In a case involving Elifasi Msomi, a middle aged man alleges a gremlin appeared after he consumed a witchdoctor potion. He claims the creature pointed to victims and compelled him to kill fifteen people. police inquiry continues.
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Elifasi Msomi
Tral
Build your own wooden lawn or patio chairs pattern
Advertisement notes a woodcraft pattern 7380 for making lawn porch or patio chairs. Includes actual-size paper pattern pieces and a simple number guide. Requires twenty five cents in coins to obtain pattern by mail.
1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue Ad
Plainly write your name address and pattern number. order the 1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue from Department P P L Household Arts 60 Front Street West Toronto. Send 25 cents for a copy. The Holy Grail and Parsifal reference closes this note.
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P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
X Rays Speed Arctic Eskimo Health Treatment This Summer
Doctors reading X rays in wind shaken tents and aboard whaling boats helped Eskimos and Indians in eastern Canada get faster medical care. Four parties examined about 22 people each and returned records of roughly 6000 natives while 250 were sent for immediate hospital treatment.
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Ottawa
Canada
Arctic
Baffin Island
Quebec
Hudson Strait
James Bay
Hudson Bay
Willis
Barclay McKone
Moose Factory
Robed burglar posed as choirmaster in church thefts
Police say Henry Calvin, 27, was arrested on suspicion of burglarizing several churches in the Upland area. He allegedly carried a Bible and a choir robe as his tools and told officers it was easy to enter churches posing as a choirmaster.
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Uplan
Calif
Henry Calvin
Calvin
Recognizing Potential Harm in New Drugs
Delos Smith reports Dr. Stuart L. Vaughan warns physicians face a major problem in identifying drug risks. The discussion covers drug promotion patterns, clinical trial limits, and the blood toxicity risks of anti-arthritic phenylbutazone, emphasizing careful judgment between disease dangers and drug harms.
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Delos Smith
United Press
Bom Straws
Stuart L. Vaughan
University of Buffalo School of Medicine
Medical Society of
State of New York
Edgar F. Mauer
Waugh
Mayer
New England Journal of Medicine
Vaughan
Bright colors aid safety in back to school wear
MadisonWisconsin safety expert Hazel Paschall of the University of Wisconsin says bold red, green, yellow and royal blue improve visibility for motorists especially in storms and dusk. Bright washable synthetics like Orion acrilan dynel nylon reduce bulk while keeping warmth.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Hazel Paschall
Miss Paschall
Orion
Acrilan
Dynel
Bible place mentions and territorial notes
The statement notes that while Galilee Nazareth and Beersheba lie in Israel, most Biblical locations are situated in Arab territories. It contrasts geographic distribution of biblical places with contemporary political boundaries.
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Galilee
Nazareth
Beersheba
Israel
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Tennyson
Lion
Blondie
Graham
Tex
New York
Charles Hipp
Manhattan
John S. Willis
Eastern
The
Health Department
Indian Health Services
Gyptex
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