Banff Jasper Highway Opens Early for Tourist Travel
The Banff Jasper Highway opened unofficially on June 15 and will stay open for the season. Official ceremonies were canceled due to the international situation. The route shortens travel between Banff and Jasper to 186 miles and offers views of the Columbia Ice Field and elevated mountain scenery.
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Banff-Jasper
Canada
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Banff and
Jasper
Columbia Ice Field
United States
Three Categories of Child Refugees to Canada From Britain
The article describes three routes for child refugees from the British Isles to Canada. Complete residential schools are moved to Canada through direct immigration channels, mass group movements occur via joint government and social agency efforts, and individuals travel with Canadian hosts or through provincial child care agencies.
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Great Britain
Canada
Dominion Immigration Authorities
British Isles
This Curious World The Antarctic and unexplored lands
The Antarctic is described as half of the earth's unexplored territory. Other vast unknown regions include the Arctic, northern Canada, Siberia, Tibet, Arabia, the Himalayas, Africa, Australia and South America. The piece ends with a question about whether birds of the Americas are related to Old World species.
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Antarctic
Earth
Arctic
Canada
Canadian
Siberia
Tibet
Arabia
Himalayan Chain
Africa
Australia
South America
North and
Old World
Radio Schedule Highlights CBC Summer Music Programs
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation unveils a diverse summer music slate blending classical, orchestral, and popular pieces. Highlights include CBC Symphony performances, Winnipeg Summer Symphony concerts, and Toronto Prom with Reginald Stewart, plus various string, chamber, and foreign-flavored programs across CBC, CKOC, WOR, and other networks.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Columbia Broadcasting Symphony
Winnipeg Summer Symphony Orchestra
Geoffrey Waddington
Les Concerts Symphoniques de Montreal
Toronto
Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra
Reginald Stewart
CBC String Orchestra
Alexander Chuhaldin
Agostini
Henri Miro
Columbia Network
Columbia
Jerry of the Circus
CBC At
CKOC
Wgr-Cbs
WOR
Whas-Columbia
CKOCS
Summer Symphony
Winnipeg
CBC
Wor-Mutual
Grand Central Station
WGR
Woodhouse
Hawkins
Hawaii
Mutual
Luigi Romanelli
CBL
Canadians Use Much Electricity in 1938
Electricity consumed in about 1,559,400 Canadian homes in 1938 totalled 2,172,500,000 kilowatt hours. The service covers electricity delivered to private residences for lighting, cooking, water heating, and appliances like washing machines irons and vacuum cleaners. The average monthly bill for this domestic service was $2.18.
Job's Struggle to Faith in Life After Death
A study of Job 3 19 14 17 19 23 29 explores suffering and life after death. It covers Job's lament in chapter three, the friends' arguments that suffering equals sin, Job's responses, and his peak confession in 19 23 29 asserting a Redeemer liveth and future vindication.
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Job
Palestine
Edom
Sheol
Eliphaz
God
Hell
Bildad
Canadian Official Puzzle Answers From Day Puzzle Rowing Tools
A compiled list of crossword style clues and answers covering rowing equipment, body terms, animals, geography, and common words. Includes entries such as oar, meal, monk, shoulder move, rot, snug, begone, half em, gore, tear, note, Arab, impish, bag, negotiator, balsam, brawl, diet, wickedness, cistern, upon, behold, craft, chaos, palate, right, contraction, ever, minister, inhabitant, maple, pastor, pipe, vertical, stone cutter, foment, fish, measure, knot, bore, electric, ethereal, emperor, antelope, sickly, Persian ruler, outer garment, state, thrive, joy, evils, contest, dined, stocking, Ireland, sloth, tinge, incrustation, broth, packer, citric fruit, want, thus, piece out, sun god, northeastern.
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Banff - Jasper Highway
Continent
France
Robert Montgomery
Lisbon
Petain
By William Ferguson
Cois
Dave Robbins
His Majesty’s Canadian Grenadier Guards
J. J. Gagnier
Toronto Symphony Band
Columbia Chain
Richard Maxwell
Dominion of Canada
U.S. A
Ireland
Cuba
Pop
J. Millar Watt