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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

4

Realistic Setting Attracts People At Canadian National Rail

Commuters and travelers flock to a spring exhibition at the station opening recently. A mammoth display shows a peaceful countryside with a fisherman by a river and the sound of falling water echoing through the concourse. A man rests asleep under a tree after a morning of enthusiasm, the scene capturing calm rural life.

Sravellers Sausiat Canadian National Rail Mttunie Canada

Officers Busy Writing Examinations Across North America and Europe

Officers across Canada the United States and Europe are busy writing stairwell entrance examinations this week. They sit tests in current affairs military history administration and tactics at centres from Halifax to Hanover Germany. Successful completion enables attendance at Kingston state college or other Commonwealth staff colleges. courses run January to November each year and confer the SC initials on graduates.

Canada United States Europe Halifax Fredericton Quebec City Montreal Camp Borden Kingston Winnipeg Petawawa Vancouver Edmonton Ottawa London England Washington Hanover Germany State College Commonwealthy Australia Pakistan India Army

Winnipeg Curlers Number About Ten Thousand Strong

Quick glances note about 10 000 active curlers in Winnipeg. Other items mention Sandy Lake nursing unit likely opening in June and Minnedosa council first reading of waterworks bylaw. Marcel Marecha in a coffin for three hours one minute and one second with a rat companion. Marechal claims world record for being buried alive.

Winnipeg Marcel Marecha Dijon France Marechal

Reader Letters Promote The Christian Science Monitor

A reader letter highlights the Monitor as a carefully edited daily world paper. The note urges others to subscribe via a coupon offering an introductory package of 26 issues for one dollar, addressed to Christian Science Monitor in Boston.

Christian Science Monitor Monitor U.S Norway St Boston Mass U.S.A Law Science Monitor

100-Year-Old Poster Describes Slaves for Sale

A fragmented OCR item notes a centennial poster offering slaves for sale with a vague wartime provenance. It mentions a sale beginning at 1:00 am and hints at food and drink provisions, though many details are unclear.

Peeper

Saved Mastiffs Shape British Breed History

A legendary line of mastiffs faced near extinction in Britain with under a dozen dogs remaining. A Canadian breeder named Mrs Mellish and others helped revive the breed, sending dogs to the old country free of charge. Breeders in England then joined efforts to restore the mastiff, linking the dogs to historic figures and events across centuries.

Britain Remons Mellish Victoria Canada Piers Legh Agincourt

Manitoba Weeklies Mark Birthdays in Longstanding Tradition

The Minnedosa Tribune notes birthday celebrations across two Manitoba weeklies. The Seuris Plaindealer entered at publication, while The Plains editor G. McMorran leads the journal now for 40 years. The aged editor’s tenure and the long history of community notices are highlighted in this wrap.

Manitoba Minnedosa Tribune Seuris Plaindealer Wth McMorran

Newspaper publishers face another newsprint price rise

An extra rise in newsprint costs is reported affecting publishers with the increase expected to take effect by midsummer. An author estimates the hike at about SH ct per unit, signaling tighter margins for papers and readers.

Felix Mendelssohn Began Music Study At Age Four

Felix Mendelssohn began studying music at age four and by age nine he was composing. The composer died at 38, leaving a lasting impact on classical music.

Felix Mendelssohn

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