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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
4
Rapid City's newspaper lineage shows the Enterprise as the first publication, followed by the Standard, then the Spectator and the Vindicator. Dormant periods gave way to a new plant, and eventually the two firms merged to form the modern Reporter.
Rome, known as the Eternal City, traces a history from ancient glory to papal rule, Fascist era, world wars, and modern status as the Vatican and St. Peter's. The article surveys forums, the Cloaca Maxima, catacombs, and Rome’s transformation into Italy’s capital, center of Catholicism, and legacy in architecture and empire.
Clearwater B C 80 miles north of Kamloops on the Canadian National line offers Dutch Lake Guest Ranch among log cottages. Interior B C boasts streams and lakes rich in rainbow and Kamloops trout with opportunities for swimming canoeing horseback riding and overnight trips for vacationers seeking to get away from it all.
Canadian Golf records rapid growth with a plan for annual international team matches between Canada and the United States. The Canadian Professional Golfers' Association in Toronto backed the idea, following a U S move, with potential first match this fall.
Farther north and twenty four miles from Dutch lake the Wells Gray region offers scenic rugged country. Myrtle river joins the Clearwater and plunges 450 feet into Helm cken Canyon forming a Rockies masterpiece. Dutch lake attracts camera clubs artists and small conventions plus a new vacation land in Canada.
Readers praise the Christian Science Monitor as a carefully edited world news paper and urge others to subscribe. A coupon offers a special introductory rate of 26 issues for $1, inviting readers to join as a home town paper and stay informed with complete world news.
President Truman issued an executive order amending a 1947 rule to let officials remove or deny government employment to persons with reasonable doubt about loyalty. In Korea, priests’ bodies were found in a well, described as casualties of communist atrocities by Huh Chung, minister of social affairs. London plans a Festival of Britain feature a 650 foot replica of Niagara Falls for honeymooners.
The Bureau of Public Roads reports a 1950 jump of 4,472,685 motor vehicles, bringing total U S on-road vehicles to 59,243,275. Passenger cars add 3,881,501 to reach 40,315,173, about one car for every four residents.
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