Detroit Curfew Law Aims at Teenage Gangs
Detroit adopts a strict curfew to curb teen gangs after rising violence. The ordinance bans youths 17 and under from loitering on streets from midnight to 6 am with penalties aimed at parents rather than youths. The move follows assaults on a police officer and a football player, plus other crimes by gangs.
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Detroit
Toronto
Ont
Deanery Gang
Michigan State
Robert Barson
Carl Welch
Dennis Mallon
Walter Thibodeau
Barson
Thibodeau
Welch
Mallcn
James Richard Olsen
James
Hat humor at church prompts friendly quip
A light exchange recalls a striking hat worn to church last Sunday. The jokey banter contrasts compliments with a playful jab about the hat’s height and its accompanying bill.
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Pat
Mike
Rocking Chair as a Vanished American Institution
A nostalgic column laments the decline of the rocking chair in American homes. The author recalls childhood memories tied to the chair, notes its disappearance, and contrasts past domestic comfort with modern decor and devices, urging a cultural rescue.
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Europe
America
Grandma
Father
Grandpa
Junior
Tree May Be 156 Million Years Of Age
Vancouver holds a seedling said to be 156 million years old. The redwood like plant, nicknamed matesquian glytrostroboides by scientists, was found by Harvard researchers in China and is growing 18 inches high. G. J. Jonkers, a longtime Vancouver nurseryman, tends the seedling and hopes it becomes a Canadian landmark within two decades.
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Vancouver
Harvard University
China
G. J. Jonkers
Jonkers
Irrigation on Prairies Dates Back to 70 Years of Growth
The article traces irrigation in southern Alberta from John Glen’s 70 year old diversion on Pish Creek near Calgary to large projects. It details early small schemes, 1901 St Mary river works, later Lethbridge Strathmore Brooks Vauxhall projects, WWI pauses, and drought driven expansion. By 1930 over 508000 acres were served. Under federal provincial programs more storage dams, canals and three major expansions, including St Mary dam, Canada Land and Irrigation Project, and Red Deer River diversion, aim to irrigate up to one million acres in the dry prairie basin.
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Canadian Prairies
John Glen
Pish Creek
Calgary
Alberta
W. L. Jacobson
Experimental Farms Service
Alberta Territory
St. Mary River
International Boundary
Lethbridge
Strathmore
Brooks
Vauxhall
Lethbridge Northern
Mountain View
United
Dominion
P.F.R.A
St. Mary
Medicine Hat
Canada Land and Irrigation
Red Deer River
Hanna
Canada
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie with Cereal Crust Recipe
A refrigerator baked pumpkin chiffon pie uses a cereal crumb crust made from corn flakes rolled into fine crumbs with sugar and melted shortening. The filling blends cooked pumpkin milk molasses ginger cinnamon salt gelatin and sugar, then is poured into the crust and chilled until firm yielding a light airy dessert.
Yummy vegetables inspire cheerful kitchen patterns
Hii Pusehs Yummy enough to eat. These appetizing vegetables make cheerful motifs for dish towels and curtains. Embroidery instruction promises easy needlework with patterns and transfer 6, 544x744 inches. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Depart ment Winnipeg Newspaper Union for Pattern 1014.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Kitchen Tips for Mixing and Finishing
The guide suggests mixing pea soup with tomato soup and milk for a savory drink and frosting substitute, and to sprinkle chopped filberts on cake batter if the cake is dense. It also advises polishing a copper bowl with metal polish and a soft cloth for a bright, deep luster after drying.
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