North Country Fetk Frown on Color Bar Discrimination Step
Fort Norman agency in Northwest Territories features 2000 Indians living across a 1000 mile expanse from British Columbia to the Arctic. Hunter notes no color bar exists, tribes work with whites, and Indians share in dancing and hunting while medical services and measles outcomes draw praise. The Socieux Indians are praised for intelligence, language, and Christian faith since 1860.
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Canada
North Country
LC Hunter
Fort Norman
North West
Territories
R.cmup
Calgary
British Columbia
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Yukon
Arctic Circle
Hunter
Akiavik
N.W.T
Lighthouse Life Tales Dismissed By Cape Mudge Keeper
Vancouver reporter recalls romantic myths about lighthouse life. Dave Dean, Cape Mudge keeper, rejects tales as fiction. He describes a steady home life with garden and workshop, notes the loneliness, and explains keepers now favor parents with grown children. He recalls frequent small-boat capsizes but few great wrecks.
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Dave Dean
Cape Mudge
British Columbia
Dean
Crows Help Police Trap Quebec Poacher In Snowbank
Arundel Quebec warden Gordon Cooke captured a poacher after finding a freshly killed doe and two fawns in a snowbank. Three crows helped locate the deer and the hidden rifle, leading to a confession. The incident reduces Argenteuil county deer targets next fall and highlights keen tracking by local authorities.
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Arundel
Que
Argenteuil
Montreal
Gordon Cooke
Cooke
Poachers Home And A Seaman Falls From Roof
Juan Santiago attended a party in upper Manhattan and, with others, went to the roof of a six story building to coal off. The 28 year old seaman wandered too close to the forge and toppled off hitting two fire escapes and a clothesline, landing in the courtyard with no broken bones. The piece reflects on forgiveness amid war crime trials and enduring barbarities.
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New York
Juan Santiago
Upper Manhattan
Introductory subscription offer for Christian Science Monitor
Readers praise the Christian Science Monitor and respond to a coupon offer for a 26 issue introductory subscription priced at $1. The request asks for delivery to the subscriber’s name, address, city zone and state.
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Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
U.S
Jis
Norway St
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
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