Read Your Newspaper for Respect and Profit
A promotional piece extols reading newspapers as a quick painless path to knowledge, respect, and financial advantages. It cites Will Rogers and urges buying a yearly subscription to gain understanding and social advantages. The tone reflects early 20th century marketing rhetoric about print media.
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Abraham Lincoln
Will Rogers
Blood Transfusion Service Helps Over One Hundred Thousand Canadians
Canadian civilians have received free blood or plasma since 1947 under the National Blood Transfusion Service. In this peacetime period, more than 173000 Canadians have given blood.
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Red Cross
National Blood Transfusion Service
Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service Seeks $5 Million
Dr. W. S. Stanbury announced the Canadian Red Cross Society Transfusion Service during the third week of the annual appeal. In ten months of 1949, 50,000 hospital patients received transfusions, 83,000+ bottles collected at 805 clinics, and nearly 70,000 Rh tests have been conducted since 1947.
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W. S. Stanbury
Canada
Stanbury
Red Cross
Convicted Russian Spy Chooses Home Over Prison Term
New York reports Soviet spy Gubitchev, 33, will accept release from a four year sentence if he returns to Russia. He was given a choice of penalties for conspiracy and espionage and plans to depart the United States March 20 aboard the Polish liner.
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New York
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United States
Russia
Gubitchey
U.S
Gerhart Eisler
Flying Ship Crews To Distant Ports Now Matter-of-Fact
London report notes Baltic Shipping Exchange creating a special section to handle air crew transport. Air Brokers Association members arrange two way flights, saving owners big sums by flying crews to and from ships, reducing port delays and long sea voyages. Canadian crews were flown abroad during last summer’s shipping strike.
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March
Baltic Shipping Exchange
Air Brokers Association
Far East
Britain
Scandinavian Countries
Europe
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Not A Cure-All For Prairie Weed Troubles In The West
Winnipeg March. The chemical 2 4 D is not a universal solution for prairie weed issues. H E Wood of Manitoba department of agriculture told a conference on chemical weed control held Thursday. The event was organized by the Manitoba needs commission and the University of Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
H. E. Wood
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Wood
Manitoba Needs Commission
University of Manitoba
Montcalm barley developed at Macdonald College Quebec
The Montcalm variety was developed at Macdonald College Quebec by hybridization. It has been tested in Manitoba and recommended for malting and as feed barley across all zones due to higher yield and better malting quality. Main faults include smut susceptibility and peeling during threshing. OAC. 21
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Macdonald College
Quebec
Manitoba
O.A.C
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Dominion Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Dominion Experimental Farm’s Weed Control Claim Debated
The Brandon facility reports a chemical suitable for cereal weed control and forage crop effects, urging planners to view it as a supplementary tool rather than a replacement for established weed eradication methods.
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Dominion
Brandon
Winnipeg Jay Walkers Trap For Tourists Damages Awarded
Winnipeg pedestrians faced heavy scrutiny as the Manitoba Court of Appeal awarded Ina Bland of Winnipeg 3,262 damages against two Alberta residents. Chief Justice E A McPherson warned that jay walkers make the city a trap for well trained tourists. The court granted Bland only one third of her suit against Stanley Johnson of Airdrie Alberta and another unnamed defendant.
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Winnipeg
March
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Ina Bland
Alberta
Jay Walkers
E. A. McPherson
Miss Bland
Stanley Johnson
Airdrie, Alta
Winnipeg Car Crash Injures Woman and Child
Miss Bland suffered fractures to a wrist and a leg, a concussion and nervous shock when struck by a car driven by a son aged 33 in Winnipeg. The accident occurred in the western area of the city and involved Donald. The report notes the driver’s age as one year older than 32.
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Donald
Miss Bland
Donahd
Weetend
Winnipeg
Hospital Rushes Dyer After Snowblock Road Clearing
Winnipeg March 14 Hospital attendants described Hugh N. Dyer as fair after a government snowplow was pressed into service to clear a blocked road from a large farm in Minnesota Manitoba. The incident prompted urgent medical attention and transport to the regional hospital.
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Marcha
Hugh N. Dyer
Minnesota
Man
Big Farm
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