Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan tax set for September payment
Saskatchewan residents may pay the 1957 hospitalization tax starting in September at 800 plus collection offices. Acting Executive Director B H Haaland notes many pay early to avoid year-end rush. Rates cover self-supporting individuals 20 dollars, adults 20, dependents 5, with a maximum 45 for extended dependents. payment schedules vary by total owed. The plan covers inpatient services within province with no stay limit for medical necessity and outlines out-of-province benefits and per diem caps.
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B H Haaland
Saskatchewan Hospital Services Plan
Haaland
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Moves to Toughen Drunken Driving Penalties
Registrar R B Baillie warns drivers Manitoba's new law imposes six month licence suspensions for a first offence and up to life ban for a third offence with no exemptions. If accidents occur suspensions extend to one year and insurance premiums rise 20 to 100 percent after licence reinstatement.
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Baillie
Pan American Highway Survey Near Alaska to Argentina Link
Engineers survey the last 250 miles of the Pan American highway from Alaska toward Argentina in Panama. They project a completion cost around 110 million dollars. A separate note claims most milk is water, estimating over 87 percent.
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Alaska
Argentina
Polythene Hat Cover Protects From Rain
Polythene, a versatile plastic, protects head and hair from rain. A one inch by three inch pleated case opens to cover a wide hat, secured by chin ribbons, then folds back for compact storage. It doubles as a shower cap and fits in a purse for emergencies.
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Milady
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A collection of humorous anecdotes and quips about sports figures and everyday life. The text includes a Yogi Berra tale of a baby near disaster and a stray remark about a courtroom request for a new trial. It showcases light satire and observational humor from mid-century headlines.
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Bennett Cerf
Manitoba presses for harvest help
Manitoba announces a drive to recruit farm laborers amid an extreme harvest shortage. Advertisements at military camps and Eastern Canada campaigns aim to fill gaps as western provinces request eastern workers. Only 65 reported for work by Aug 25, 15 in Manitoba, with shortages blamed on industry and utility projects drawing labor.
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Canada
H. R. Richardson
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Richardson
Western Canada
Manitoba
Mr. Richardson
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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