Lang Named Acting Dean of Saskatchewan College of Law
Saskatoon professor Otto E Lang, 29, has been appointed Acting Dean of the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan by President J W T Spinks. Lang, a Rhodes Scholar and lawyer, succeeds retiring Dean F C Cronkite who left the post in June after serving since 1929.
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Saskatoon
Otto E. Lang
College of Law
University of Saskatchewan
J. W. T. Spinks
F. C. Cronkite
Lang
Saskatchewan
Oxford University
Francis, Woods, Gauley and Hughes
A. F Sallows
Canada
Permanent Trust Company
Thomas Dowrick Brown
P. E. Wackenzie
Prof. Lang
Association of Canadian Law Teachers
Saskatchewan Liberal Association
Handel, Sask
Humvoldt
Ecuador giant grasshopper fascinates Saskatchewan visitor
Thomas E. McDonald, a Foster Wheeler supervisor, described giant Ecuador grasshoppers he encountered while supervising boiler work in a sugar plant. He noted their large wings, bat like flight, and a street fighter kick that cut his thumb, adding they don’t harm crops or natives. Regina Leader-Post.
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Bng
Thomas E. McDonald
Foster-Wheeler Ltd
S McDonald
McDonald
Lega
Mr. McDonald
Saskatchewan
Regina
Far Away Places on Mars Yet A Desert-Like View
Mars appears cold and quiet from orbit with a flat dry brown surface and a gray blue sky. A visitor would see a monotone plain without mountains or canyons, resembling desert regions of the American southwest on earth.
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Mars
Earth
American Southwest
Drought Triggers Massey Ferguson Plant Closures
Massey Ferguson Ltd. announces September shut downs at three Ontario plants in Toronto Brantford and Woodstock due to Western Canada drought. About 4000 hourly workers will be affected after the August holiday period with recall unlikely before October. Company cites reduced demand and adjusted supply for harvesting and tillage equipment for Western Canada and the United States.
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Ontario
Toronto
Brantford
Woodstock
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Canada
T. J. Emmert
Misses Sundress Pattern 4643 by Anne Adams
A sewing pattern notice describes a simple sundress in dark linen or sunny cottons with a flared skirt. Printed Pattern 4643 offered in Misses Sizes 10 through 18, with size 16 needing 4 yards of 39 inch fabric and a 50 cent lead. Address for order: Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Auuit
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Fronot Street
Torvate
Warsl Seumat
Front Street
Toronto
If Jesus Came To Your House Poem by R G Douglas
A devotional poem ponders how a visitor Jesus would find in a household. It questions welcome, behavior, and habits if Christ spent time at home, contrasting everyday routines with faith, prayer, and reverence. Clipped from News of the North Yellowknife.
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Jesus
Rev. Canon R. G. Douglas
Lois Blanchard
Jesus Christ
Matchless Cigarette to Ship Self Lighting Brand in 1962
A new cigarette line named Matchless, featuring a self lighting design, is planned for early 1962. Production hinges on prototype machines that will tip cigarettes with a patented formula and apply a striking surface to the wrapper and package, igniting the tip by rubbing against the side surface for an even glow.
New Glamour for Waffle Iron French Toast Tricks
Home makers discover glamour in using an electric waffle iron for French Toast. Toast can be served plain with syrup or topped with creamed chicken sauce for a quick and satisfying luncheon option.
Grown-ups have things messed up in Lethbridge piece
A Grade 5 student in Lethbridge writes a whimsical critique of city life printed in the Lethbridge Herald. The piece jokes about local politics taxes and civic pride noting parks the library and schools in Galt Gardens and references Alderman Pritchard and various family members.
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Lethbridge
George
Regina
Ontario
Galt Gardens
Alderman Pritchard
Pritchard
Moose Jaw
Thanks for rain and blessings in tough drought times
The piece urges gratitude for rain and the blessings of agriculture, recalling drought memories of elder settlers. It connects rainfall to livelihoods and living standards, and argues thankfulness improves outlook, physiology, and social ties while acknowledging divine gifts.
Economist warns against flooding market with output
University of Washington economist Prof. N H Engle warned at a plywood marketers meeting that producing more than demand undermines prices. He cited a price rebound after reduced output and urged the poultry industry to seek stable, long term balance without rigid controls or price cutting.
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University of Washington
N. H. Engle
Plywood Manufacturers’ Association
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