Leg drive as key to football success, Brown technique taught
Coach Paul Brown emphasizes leg drive as the essential skill for every football player. He demonstrates a two minute drill in which two players push each other from a circle to develop leg strength and balance. Dr. Cureton adds that greater strength boosts skill across sports, including table tennis.
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Paul Brown
Brown
T. K. Cureton
University of Illinois
Cureton
Sports College
September Nights and Autumn’s Gold
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale reflects on September as a beloved month. It praises mellow skies rich colors and bountiful harvest while noting cooler mornings and the sense of summer's end with vivid imagery.
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Jane Dale
Prevention Tip for Salt Shaker Tops Corrosion
Weekly tip advises preventing corrosion on metal shaker tops by treating the inside of the cover with melted paraffin and opening the holes before the paraffin sets.
Foam Lake farmer hires children to scare ducks
In Saskatchewan a Foam Lake farmer hired local schoolchildren at 50 cents a day to patrol his fields at dawn and dusk to frighten about 1,000 ducks and 500 geese. He reports the method successfully protected standing wheat across several districts.
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Saskatchewan
Foam Lake
Girl’s Tears Seal Steer Sale And Deal With Chain
In Dayton Ohio 14 year old Sherry Ann Eby cried as her Angus steer Black Champagne sold for 492.45 at auction after winning grand champion at the 4-H fair. A food chain bought the steer and allowed her to keep the money and the animal, with hopes to show him in Chicago at the International Livestock Show next month if advance assurances prevent another auction.
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Dayton
Sherry Ann Eby
Sherry Ann
Chicago
Side 3: Quarrels Benefit Marriage Says Psychologists
A breezy column quotes psychologists claiming quarrels help marriages by releasing emotion, especially aiding women. It notes that long arguments fatigue nerves, cites a Nantucket limerick, discusses mothers in advertising, and recalls flagpole sitters like Shipwreck Kelly and Vera Alien in Medicine Hat.
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Kelly
Atlantic City
N.J
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canada
Vera Alien
Vera
Travers Dam Construction Contract Awarded in Alberta
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration awarded a $2,121,810 contract to Emil Anderson and Son, Hope B C, to build the Travers dam on the Little Bow river 35 miles north of Lethbridge. The earth fill dam will hold 4,400,000 cubic yards and is a key part of Bow river irrigation extending the Vaughn or Vaughan district by about 200000 acres.
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Lethbridge
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Little Bow River
Emil Anderson and Son Construction Company
Hope
B.C
Bow River
Vaughall
St. Mary
Busy Fishing Season at Lac La Ronge Highlights
Lac La Ronge in northern Saskatchewan reports its busiest fishing season with 4,200 tourist fishermen from May 15 to Aug 16 pulling 224,000 pounds of trout pike and pickerel. This surpasses the full 1950 season totals of 3,500 visitors and about 200,000 pounds. The silver fox is a phase of the red fox, not a separate species.
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Lac la Ronge
Saskatchewan
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With World Of Words
A dense list blends crossword prompts with scattered clues spanning people, places, and objects. Entries include standard crossword items such as fruitless, toll, school, opening over door, and various language based hints. The vertical and horizontal sections interweave with foreign terms and archaic references.
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Son of Priam
Scotland
World Happenings Briefly Told
Derailed sixteen wheel freight cars in South Bend cause roasts of beef and pork to be taken by residents along 250 miles of the Alberta border. Saskatchewan rats face a government campaign to keep Alberta rodent free. The Van Guard becomes flagship of Britain’s home fleet next spring after refit. A Calgary project builds a Chinese aged living centre and youth hall costing 50000 dollars ready before November. A helicopter lands on a hospital ship at Long Beach first of its kind. All 16 para rescue students at Nanaimo airport make successful jumps from 1500 feet in a Norseman aircraft.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Provincial Agriculture Department
Calgary
R.C.A.F
Nanaimo
Alberta Adjudications Abandoned In Regional Drama
The Alberta Drama League in Calgary has decided to abandon public adjudications across all regional festivals. Alberta becomes the first region to adopt private adjudications for festival progress toward the Dominion Drama Festival. The change stems from the belief adjudications are educational not for ridiculing actors before spectators.
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Alberta
Alberta Drama League
Calgary
Vanishing Ghost River Flows On In Canadian Rockies
In Banff Alberta the Ghost River appears and vanishes as gravel channels underground water storage and rising water tables shift flow. The Bow River’s low period supply is augmented by 8 billion gallons from Ghost River headwaters via Lake Minnewanka. Indian legends tie Devil's Head Mountain to regional power and fate.
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Banff
Alta
Calgary
Canadian Rockies
Mannewanka
Bow
Devil's Head Mountain
Devil's Fang
Devil's Gap
Tractor helper for stuck motorists in Saskatchewan mud
A farmer from the Truax district in Saskatoon area parks his U Drive tractor beside the mud to aid motorists bogged down in gumbo. The tractor remains ready with ignition key in place for instant service.
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Truax
Sask
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Ace” Percival
The
Packers
V. Pura
Nantucket
Nan
Nan Tucker
Ponce de Leon
Little Red Schoolhouse
Central Press Canadian
Travers Dam
By William Ferguson
India
Mosiem Malay of
Mindanao
Valcano
Philippines
Manila
Albert
Sacromeria
Calyorma
Virgil
George Thomas
By Len Kleis
Baxter
al Vermeer
Priscilla
Hazel
Waldo
New York Central
South Bend
Ind
Vanguard
Admiralty
Indomitable
Long Beach
Calif
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