Rabies Awareness and Park Outing Highlight Crowded Event Near Chicago
At a Rtacre park gathering near Chicago, Kiwanis and volunteers escorted 234 youths and crippled children through rides and a close-up tiger visit. Medical staff prepared for possible rabies cases as officials warned the public about transmission risks while discussing quarantine limits for wildlife. Canadian and US authorities note rabies impact, with Canada considering fox and wolf culls and the US reporting about 30 human deaths annually and livestock losses around five million dollars.
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Kiwanis Zoo Day Draws 975 Children at Brookfield Zoo
Kiwanis clubs across North America fundraise creatively for good works. The Brookfield IL club hosted its eighth annual zoo day, with 975 youngsters touring Brookfield Zoo for eight hours as part of the celebration and community outreach.
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Rabies Outbreak Among Wild Foxes and Wolves in Alberta
A quarantine program fights rabies in northern Alberta after foxes and wolves in the Fort Vermilion area bite livestock and pets. Federal and provincial officials and RCMP vaccinate dogs, destroy symptomatic animals, and quarantine suspected premises while informing residents.
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Alberta
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
United States
Fort Vermilion
Jeepers Creepers Almost Stop Parade Edmonton Exhibit
Crowds on Jasper avenue watch five soldiers in white overalls scatter jeep parts along the street minutes before Edmonton's exhibition parade. An army jeep arrives, soldiers rapidly assemble the vehicle, and the parade passes as the team demonstrates repair speed learned at Kingston and showcased at Toronto last year.
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Reducing Number of Horses Overseas 1951 UK Meat Demand
In 1951 the United Kingdom consumed about 53 000 horses as horse meat. Of these about 12 000 were from Eire and 4 500 from Northern Ireland. The remainder came from England. High prices for horse meat abroad and at home are expected to curb British horse numbers significantly.
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Eire
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