Air travel spurs change as birds vanish near Sea Island airport
A Montreal observer notes Marine life and birds are being driven from Sea Island as jet aircraft operate there. The commentary cites Canada’s wartime aid to Britain and questions a selfish attitude amid New Zealand and butter shipments. Vancouver reports jet noise threatens local wildlife near the Sea Island airport.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
New Zealand
Britain
Vancouver
Sea Island
RCAF
Surprised at Ban Montreal New Zealand Ex Porter
A brief sports note reports A Goldsmith of New Zealand visiting and surprised by bans in Montreal.
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Ban
Montreal
New Zealand
Goldsmith
Town and Out notes from Brandon and Rivers visitors
Mrs D A Mitchell visited Brandon or a couple of days last week. Mrs A Richardson and Mrs C les were Winnipeg visitors this week. Implement dealers convention in Brandon last week included G E Jebi and F D Taylor. Family tributes paid to Mr and Mrs White on their 25th wedding anniversary. A dinner party was held at the home farm west of Rivers. Mr and Mrs W J Thomas and daughter Lillian were in Winnipeg last week after the death of Richard Thomas. W E Seifert of the Russell branch Royal Bank of Canada arrived in Rivers to replace Miss D J Stinson retired as utility clerk. Miss Stinson visits Hamiota.
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D. A. Mitchell
Brandon
G E. Jebi
F. D. Taylor
Lillian
Winnipeg
Richard Thomas
W. E. Seifert
Russell
Royal Bank of Canada
Rivers
D. J. Stinson
Miss Stinson
Hamiota
Robins Seen In District By Constable Bullen
Constable J T Bullen reports redbreasts spotted to the district’s south on Sunday, indicating robins have returned to the area.
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Robins
Const
J. T. Bullen
Rev W A Champness Appointed to Rapid City Circuit
The Rev W A Champness former Anglican church rector in the Rivers and Shoal Lake parishes has been appointed to Rapid City on a five point circuit assignment.
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W. A. Champness
Rivers and Shoal Lake
Rapid City
Thief Fooled Edmonton for Chocolate Heist
A shopbreaker removed a window, broke a door, tried to force a padlock, and tipped a cupboard door from its hinges to steal a small chocolate haul. Local authorities investigated the break in and recovered shop items. Police described the incident as a minor theft and searched for the suspect.
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Edmonton
Habitat habitat for wildlife across Dominion described
Canadian naturalist Jack Miner championed wildlife habitat by planting borders and evergreen stands. Red cedar berries feed wildlife in winter while hawthorn hedges from cow pasture creek bottoms attract thrushes cardinals and other species. In late August and September thousands of mourning doves roost at Miner's habitat each evening after feeding in nearby fields.
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Jack Miner
CBC to Receive 4 Million Grant for TV Development
Ottawa reports the government will seek a 4 million dollar grant to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to fund initial television efforts. The CBC plans production and transmitting centers in Montreal and Toronto and aims to start operations 12 to 18 months after loan approval.
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Ottawa
CBC
McCann
Commons
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
Pat Blondal Hosts Morning Comment Show Legend
Patricia Ann Blon dal, known as Pat, hosts the Morning Comment program three times weekly. A Souris Manitoba native, she remains a beloved voice for CEO listeners. Mooseaw's wild animal park society reports Amber the lioness passed her first winter in the prairie climate in excellent condition.
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Patricia Ann Blondal
Pat
Souris
Manitoba
Mooseaw’s
Wild Animal Park Society
Amber
Prairies
Weather and politics mix in early spring Newsweek teaser
Newsweek notes severe snowstorms threaten US corn and wheat prospects with stores suggesting crop stability. Detroit theater men urge cabaret licenses as Allied Theatres seeks TV cabaret rules. Ladner robbery reports $3 in tools stolen from Me hardware. Commonwealth prime ministers to meet in London April 23 for a 10 day defence and constitutional conference.
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Newsweek Magazine
United States
London
Global Advertising Regions Mentioned in Trade Notes
A brief snippet lists advertising markets across Australia New Zealand South Asia India Pakistan and Ceylon, signaling regional media focus and potential cross market campaigns. The note emphasizes diverse geographic reach and the importance of tailoring ads to each market’s audience.
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Australia
New Zealand
South Allee
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
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