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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1947

Page

3

Archbishop Kingston Named Seventh Canadian Primate

Most Rev George F Kingston archbishop of Nova Scotia becomes the seventh primate of the Church of England in Canada succeeding Archbishop Derwyn T Owen of Toronto who died last April at age 61 after 16 years in the role. Kingston, 58, is described as a tall, steady missionary type and presides over a church with Prescott Ontario roots.

Christ George F. Kingston Nova Scotia Church of England Canada Garive Prescott

Saskatchewan Moves to Cut Health Hazards in Garages

Regina. Sept CPI Labor minister Williams announced regulations to remove health hazards in garages fill ing stations and repair shops. Mechanical ventilation must refresh air at least three times hourly in premises over 1300 square feet. Engines cannot run indoors without exhaust removal. Rules cover elevated work, spray painting and battery repairs.

Saskatchewan Regina Labdur Williams

Dry ice rainmaking backfires in Oklahoma

In Anadarko Oklahoma three Chickasha men dumped 105 pounds of dry ice into a cloud over Chickasha aiming to cause rain. The cloud drifted to Anadarko where a half inch fell while Chickasha remained dry. The article also notes a Manitoba court of appeals appointment and a Winnipeg Kings Bench appointment.

Anadarko Okla Chickasha Oka Oklahoma Son King Gordon Jones Claude Welch Ottawa A. K. Dysart Court of King’s Bench Court of Appeals Manitoba W. H. Truman A. C. Campbell Winnipeg Dysart

Dwarf Bunt Threat Warns Western Canada Wheat

An Ottawa style agricultural bulletin warns that Dwarf Bunt a cant be controlled by seed treatment and can spread from the Northwestern United States into Western Canada. It describes dwarfing bent heads and small firm bunt balls and urges testing seed and sending samples to Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology or Line Elevators Farm Service for identification.

United States Canada Washington Idaho Montana Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton

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United Packinghouse Workers of America Cio-Ccl Swift Canadian Co. Limited Swift Canadian Co UPWA Britain Upwa-Cio Fred Dowling The J. H. Tapley F. J. Greaney Line Elevators Farm Service
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