Eyes Open Tackle Technique For Safe Football
The article advises football tacklers to keep their eyes open during contact to reduce injuries and improve effectiveness. It explains common faults of closing eyes before contact, urges practice with a dummy, and stresses developing both sides of the body to avoid becoming one dimensional. It also promotes Sports College resources and CBC radio broadcasts for further training guidance.
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Teasse
Sports College
Box 99
Toronto
Ontario
CBC Radio
UN Chief Plans Prayer Room Face Opposition
Secretary general Trygve Lie and senior UN officials have grown cool to opening a prayer and meditation room at the headquarters. A credible source says a room may not be provided despite Lie’s stated plan.
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United Nations
N.Y
Trygve Lie
U.N
Lie
Saskatchewan to issue 262000 licence plates for 1952
Regina reports 262000 Saskatchewan motor-vehicle plates ordered for 1952. Ivory letters on black background and one plate per vehicle. About 157000 for private cars, 75000 for farm trucks, 30000 for other vehicles. Slogan Wheat Province returns.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Taxation Branch
David Drummond
Revenue
Wheat Province
Four Alberta Centres to Get Siren Systems
Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat will receive air raid alarm sirens supplied by the Federal Government. Announcement was made by Hon. C. E. Gerhart, Provincial Secretary and minister in charge of civil defense.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
C. E. Gerhart
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Thick ink tip from weekly column
A practical tip advises adding a small amount of vinegar to thick ink to restore usability, enabling readers to reuse bottles rather than discard them.
World Briefs From Around the Globe in 1952 Budget And Trade
Secretary-General Trygve Lie put the UN 1952 budget at 46.6 million dollars, down from 47.8 million the previous year. British radio exports for the first half of 1951 reached 30 million dollars, up about 40 percent. Jamaica relief donations from British entities neared 140 thousand dollars after a hurricane. In Capetown radios are being stolen from cars due to import controls. Canada reported 718 commercial failures in the first half of 1951 versus 720 in 1950. Coltan o village in Italy lost power after thieves removed fuses to steal copper wire. An Ashford firm churns about 100 million watch hands yearly, exporting 37 percent. Barum Norway’s Unni Holmsen, age 17, becomes one of the world’s youngest female wireless operators.
World’s Largest Aircraft Carrier Heads to British Navy
The largest aircraft carrier will join the British Navy before year end. HMS Eagle is under construction at a $42 million cost, excluding guns, and will carry 100 aircraft with a crew of 2,750 officers and men.
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H.M.S. Eagle
Why hats and dancing turf a talkative matron gives
In a rambling column the author quotes a Manhattan matron on why men wear the wrong hats and how wives influence dancing and cooking. The piece blends anecdotes on hat style, ballroom skill, boxing dangers, and culinary readiness with casual reflections on husbands and wives.
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Manhattan
Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale Prayer Poem
A devotional verse expresses gratitude to the divine for harvest abundance and calls for sharing blessings with the hungry and needy across humanity. The piece emphasizes humility and universal compassion beyond race or creed.
Increase in approved flocks forecast for Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan hatchery leaders forecast a 20 percent rise in birds approved for hatching next year. Hatchery men spent over 120000 to outside sources last season to meet chick demand. Officials urged expanding provincial approved flocks to keep money local and reduce disease risk.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan Approved Hatchery Association
Department of Agriculture
Publishers Told Weekly Newspapers Last Frontier of Free Press
Mr McCartney urged weekly newspapers to defend individualism against government paternalism. He warned that bureaucratic rules and taxes kill incentive, risking loss of freedom and prosperity gained from free enterprise, and urged editors to oppose limits on opportunity.
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Last Frontier of Free Press
McCartney
North America
Detail Study Of North Saskatchewan Resources Initiated
Prince Albert reports Saskatchewan Resources Minister Brockelbank announcing a first of its kind detailed study of northern resources. Two geographers inventory fish fur timber and minerals and assess government policy effectiveness across regions. Early outcomes include an Cumberland House agricultural program and Beaver Lake tourist development.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Brockelfank
Saskatchewan
Brockelbank
Cumberland House
Beaver Lake
Newlywed’s Wedding Certificate Returned From Banff
A Vancouver groom misplaced his wedding certificate at Banff Springs hotel during honeymoon. With no forwarding address, the certificate was mailed to the church where the ceremony occurred. The incident ended without further details.
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Vancouver
Banff Springs
Crossword Puzzle Key and Clues Across and Down
The page lists a crossword with numbered across and down clues, including food related terms and plant names, compass points, days old, metals symbols, and thematic hints. Answers cover animals, fabrics, body parts, and common puzzle words with filled entries hinted by given clues and partial letters.
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Lhoyd
Ace” Percival
World Iappenings
Relief Fund For
Jamaica
Capetown
South Africa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Coltano
Italy
Ashford
England
Unni Holmsen
Barum
Norway
Fred Astaire
Vernon
Castile
Tony de Marco
Maurice
Bette
Victoria
British Columbia
By Jane Dale
Oll
Central Press Canadian
BY William Ferguson
R.h.redus
Syarkuney
Ook
United States
U.S
Publishers
Stantly
North Saskatchewan
Arctic
Desert
Giase
Ita
Virgil
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
al Vermeer
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