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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
3
Fragmentary lines discuss laws, names, and places with unclear context. Mentions Bri tains meet highly treated inks and various personal and place names. Overall, the piece reads as corrupted OCR without a clear event or report.
The aged vessel Impacable, famed for Trafalgar and long cared for, is declared beyond preservation. It will be towed beyond the Channel and sunk off Portsimeath laden with iron as its final rest, ending a century and a half of decay.
Autumn brings Indian summer with full granaries and fat livestock while farmers finish harvest and prepare for winter. After busy days, they plan for next year, secure barns and pig pens, spread manure, store potatoes and roots, and consult Line Elevator Agents on Certified Seed to boost next season’s yields and quality.
A prize jetter named by a magazine in a recent survey says he helped his wife with chores including dishes window washing bed making and carpet sweeping. He adds proudly that tonight he will wipe the floor with her.
The Audubon Society urges protection for golden and other hawks migrating southward, noting illegal hunting and traps despite protective laws. It cites Hawk Mountain in Pennsylvania as a protected refuge and recalls past slaughter, now discouraged by state and federal protections for raptors.
An Associated Press survey of 17 countries suggests Europe may approach a postwar wheat harvest record while eastern Europe remains murky due to official secrecy in Russia and allied states on crop estimates.
Fragmented readable lines show Pitchard, Sardine popularity, and Cornish traders in a fluctuating market. References to Edmon ton Traffic Safety Week note motorists running red lights as citizens report behavior. Victoria’s G. RR. Calvert named prolocutor of Canada’s church synod lower house. Halifax’s Harris heads the lower house. A claim on atomic secrets alleges German science aided Russia’s early atomic program.
A Durban synod resolution urged equitable representation for non Europeans in South Africa's legislative bodies and supported seats on the city council for Indians. The vote on the proposal drew about 1,500 affirmative ballots from Durban residents.
A Kennecott Copper spokesman in New York said reports that $600000 of company funds were aboard the Canadian Pacific Airlines plane crash near Ann Cochon Quebec on September 9 with 23 dead are untrue. The spokesman stressed no company money was on board.
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