30 Apr 1953
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1953
Page
1
A fragment describes a plan for a standin bachelor to keep a keeper busy and notes discussions about eggs and bread products. It mentions TS operations over six tons of taut dry Was processes and 5100 meals served, noting the scale as “a city within a ete.”
The Selkirk Enterprise notes 342 candidates were confirmed when Bishop Mountain visited the parish in 1844 at St. Andrews, the oldest church west of the Great Lakes. The report contrasts historic confirmation with present regional notes from Souris, Miami, Morden, Russell, Minnedosa, and Minnedosa council action on doctor parking space.
A Minnesotan used a wire and chipped teeth to steal about 450 from three Minneapolis restaurant customers by baiting meals and claiming damage. In San Francisco a man must pay parking fines in 12 installments after 117 tickets and 550 owed. A marine treated for frost bite in Honolulu reveals a DDT bomb incident when ice formed. In Memphis a motorist pleads innocent to speeding due to his wife’s chatter, impressing the judge. An Argentina rhea in the Bronx Zoo lays eggs, 20 half of which were...
A hospital board report shows 1417 people employed at Rivers General, more than the town's population. The staff includes 150 Quetors and technicals, 427 student nurses, 208 rivalal staff, 308 nurses aides, dietary workers, housekeeping, interns, and various service personnel. In the past day 15 babies were born and 98 patients admitted.
A Lancashire firm offers magnetic dentures with each set of teeth fitted with small powerful magnets of the same polarity. Like poles repel, keeping the upper and lower plates firmly in place on the gums.
Government agencies at federal and state levels join nationwide effort to fill vacancies with engineers, machinists, teachers, and shop workers. Report notes many warbler species and their northern nesting reach toward Hudson Bay and Yukon, highlighting the contrast between labor gaps and wildlife ranges.
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