NHL Opens 1955 56 Season With Busy Schedule
The 70 game schedule begins October 6 with the league starting its 39th season. Toronto and Montreal host many games while the Rangers and Maple Leafs clash October 19 in Manhattan. The Bruins Detroit Chicago and all clubs face a mix of Sunday and Saturday home games plus varied weekday tilts.
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Chicago
New York Rangers
Toronto
Detroit Red Wings
Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Manhattan
Montreal
Canadiens
Leafs
Boston Bruins
United States
Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Olympia
U.S
Hawks
Detroit
Wings
Boston
New York
Nations hear alarm on dwindling fossil fuels and future power
At the United Nations Atoms for Peace conference, Dr. Homi J. Bhabha warned coal oil and gas reserves could run out within a century without mass immigration to new energy sources. By 2001 annual coal demand could reach 7 500 million tons and energy use would rise threefold by 1975 and eightfold by century's end. Fusion energy may offer a permanent solution, though experts doubt rapid development. Alberta, meanwhile, produces about 240 000 barrels of oil daily from over 4 000 wells.
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United Nations
Geneva
Homi J. Bhabha
India
Draftsmen Training Ad Offers Home Study Diploma
Classified notice from Primary School of Drafting invites readers to train for well paid drafting jobs. Mentions home study diploma course, free folder, low fall fees, address Box 123 Station Q Taranta Ontario.
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Dept
Taranta
Ontario
Donkey rides and vanilla ice cream jokes
A string of light humor items features a sick wife warning her husband to blow out the candle, a bazaar shopper returning for donkey rides with two dollars, a hoarse waitress revealing flavors, a post office mix up, and a traveler's miles brag. The snippets capture midcentury small town dazzle and humor.
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Angus McLaughlin
Angus
Angela
Winnipeg man builds Canada’s largest private insect collection
John B. Wallis of Winnipeg compares collecting insects to golf in excitement. He started 50 years ago and has built Canada’s largest private insect collection. At 78, he still treks into the countryside to seek specimens. Recently he drove to the country in search of bugs.
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John B. Wallis
Winnipeg
Wallis
Canada
Early American pine cupboards and home workshop patterns
The article describes pine cupboards as a common Early American home feature built by amateur craftsmen with simple hand tools. It promotes pattern 429 and a set of five patterns for Early American Reproductions, with prices and mailing details from Home Workshop Pattern Service in Vancouver, B C. It shifts to a Manitoba entomologist, Mr. Wallis, detailing his life, beetle collection of about 50 000 specimens, and his work with the federal agriculture department and University of Manitoba.
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Whitemouth
Woodside
Man
Mr. Wallis
Manitoba
Canada
Pas
Saskatchewan
Regina
North America
Mexico
California
British Columbia
Florida
Newfoundland
Churchill, Man
Fort Smith
N.W.T
Wallis
Federal Department of Agriculture
Royal Canadian Institute
University of Manitoba
Wild Rice Harvest In Manitoba Attracts Attention
Canadian Press reports Manitoba wild rice harvest begins in September on eastern shore lakes. Indians work in canoes with long picking sticks to remove hulls and rice is marketed at Chicago around $110 a bushel. Modern processing and a 32 foot scow powered by two paddle wheels harvest over 500 acres on Lac Du Bois. Manitoba rules levy 15 to 71 percent of cash value depending on accessibility. White rice sells at 25 cents. wild rice serves gourmet dishes retailing at $2.35 per pound.
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Manitoba
Chicago
Bill Williams
Pointe du Bois
Williams
Lac du Bois
Mr. Williams
Lake Winnipeg
Lands and Forestry Branch
Manitoba Government
Whiteshell
Housewive
Seamless Misses Pattern 4832 For Separates
Pattern 4832 offers a stylish two piece set with a contrasting color option and a convertible blouse collar. Includes a pleated skirt and blouse with yoke details, labeled for sizes 12 to 20 with yardage for size 16. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Fresh Lad Snags Dollar While Fishing in Thorndyke
A report notes a local youth in Thorndyke Maine catching a dollar bill while fishing and comments on recurring petty misfortunes of line dipping. The piece humorously contrasts with other oddities and everyday quips from readers.
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Lad
Thorndyke
Maine
New Cream to Package Machine Bypasses Churning
A new machine now produces butter without churning, turning cream into wrapped one pound blocks in a continuous process at 2,000 pounds per hour. The device eliminates traditional churning steps and accelerates production.
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