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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
1
A Vernon subscriber writes about a crowd of children and a near mishap where a car halted after crossing Main Street near a culvert. The note mentions a baker and a tense moment as bystanders watched. No injuries reported.
A damaged OCR item references avenue and Main Street events with mentions of Wes Hae and a Kiwanis club, noting a free row, a Plex theatre, and a cultural page. Details are unclear but imply a community notice or advertisement fragment.
Many families announce visits and arrivals including Mrs J RO Hague and infant daughter from the east coast visiting Mrs J Fl Cire and Woof Thomas. Phoward White and J Mitek plan a fraternal visit to Kes at Rapes Neo ROAMS. Mrs Fea Mo files tard and sampard Torrent mentioned. Mrs R hore John Wenor and Koo Riddick with Miss Cora Jedinstorm celebrate birthdays with friends. Mrs Hi Dadson and Alvin arrive from the West Coast to see district kin. Rowe of Brandon James Scott discharged from hospital after recent stay.
An airline executive jokes that a baby born and flown at 200 miles per hour would be 57 before its first crackup, while a landlord counters that the child would have its wings plucked off long before age five.
The Ottawa Citizen likens Egyptian society to a pyramid with a rich apex and a poor base, warning that tax avoidance by the wealthy endangers funding for a new social program. The Ottawa Journal criticizes speculation on a bachelor English vicar’s views about women getting ready for bed and marriage happiness, noting he reads beauty ads in London papers.
Montreal port disaster coverage notes how reporters are told to avoid details while passengers reveal facts. The Windsor Star weighs Canada lacking field marshals and the Lethbridge Herald argues democracy needs controls on free enterprise and cooperation.
Sale of all household furnishings including refrigerator washing machine electric stove chrome breakfast set. Viewing after 6:00 am. Apply H. E. Harrity 140 Third Avenue p21 2s.
Fragmentary text discusses the practice of IPA and related notes. It mentions nonstandard spellings and unclear references to a semineye or padante. The fragment references Tanne and Ag oreeh in an unclear context, offering no concrete events or names.
Five hundred Gurkhas arrived in Hong Kong from Singapore to reinforce the British garrison. The contingent lands as British battalion units move toward Poaalang and Poalalng strategic points amid troop movements. Departure of troops for duty follows in the scheduled redeployment.
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