Saskatchewan 1963 Cutworm Forecast Warns of Outbreak
A preliminary forecast by L A Jacobson and H McDonald of Canadian agriculture research stations in Saskatoon and Lethbridge warns of a Pale Western cutworm outbreak across southern and central Saskatchewan in 1963 with heavier damage in the south and west. Red backed cutworms are expected to be lighter and spotty. Farmers should destroy weeds late in July and keep fields undisturbed in August to reduce egg laying, while moisture conservation remains crucial.
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Saskatchewan
James
L. A. Jacobson
H. McDonald
Canada
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Sassatchewan Jia An
Estevan
Indian Head
Melfort
Rosthern
North Battleford
Macklin
Alberta
McDonald
Jacob
Canada Agriculture Research Station
Eiffel Tower Stands as Third-Tallest World Structure
The 984 foot Eiffel tower in Paris ranks as the third highest building globally. This structural feat underscores Paris as a leading center for monumental architecture, drawing visitors to the landmark despite evolving skylines.
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Paris
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed with Themed Entries
A dense puzzle clue list appears with across and down entries, including definitions like To ask permission, Bedouin, Exclamation of pleasure, and various names and terms. It blends Greek and biblical references, musical notes, and mythic or literary terms across multiple slots, suggesting a cryptic style or crossword-like grid.
Soviet Fur Auction Hails Record Cat Pelts in Leningrad
Canada’s Andrew Stewart predicts the Leningrad International Fur Auction will showcase 10,000 house cat pelts among a vast Soviet listing. The sale, starting July 22, could total 8 to 9 million pounds, with mink Persian lamb and other furs also on offer. Canadian buyers have previously pursued Persian lamb, a rarity at home.
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Leningrad
Andrew Stewart
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ali Stewart
Canada
Stewart
Crochet pattern 7036 towels and scarves with daisy flowers
Twice delightful crochet pattern 7036 offers six five by 11 44 inch motifs for towels scarves and cases featuring two tone pansies and lazy daisy flowers. Send 35 cents in coins and print name address to Household Arts Dept PPL 6 Front St W Toronto Ontario.
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Household Arta
Dept. P.P.L
Front St. W
Toroste
Ontario
T.V. Intern
Adams
Toronto
Boating Dream Of A Trailerless Boat Innovation
George Higgins near Toronto develops a vehicle where the boat itself becomes the trailer. The detachable wheels and tow bar tuck into the car trunk in minutes with no tools. The system lowers the center of gravity for stable towing, avoiding the high, top heavy drawback of traditional boat trailers. Higgins has proven the concept by towing a 14 foot skiff across Canada and draws crowds when tested. He has not indicated commercial plans but many boaters welcome the idea.
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Higgins
Canada
Mr. Higgins
Time Quotes Collect Reflections on Time and Will
A compact collection of aphorisms on time from sources like John Mason Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Thoreau. It contrasts time’s value with the will to use it, noting greatness from time and goodness and the idea that we make time for what matters.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mary Baker Eddy
John Lubbock
Henry David Thoreau
Norman Douglas
False History On Rome Destruction Sparks Debate
Historians contend that many ancient Roman buildings thought to have fallen to barbarian invasions were in fact caused by earthquakes. The claim revisits long held beliefs about Rome’s architectural collapse and prompts reevaluation of historical narratives and archaeological evidence.
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Rome
Small Dog Travels 100 Miles Home
Bullet, a light tan small dog of doubtful ancestry, traveled over a hundred miles from Barn Lake to Pelly Crossing in 33 days after separating from the Charlie family during beaver season. Reunited with Owen Charlie, she completed the last 13 miles by car. The tale raises questions about how she survived the journey and crossed water and terrain while avoiding wolves.
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Pelly Crossing
Bullet
Owen Charlie
Ned Charlie
Minto and
Charlie
Barn Lake
Pely
Owen
Pelly
Charlie Camp
Minto
Whitehorse Star
Yukon
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Mohammed Khider
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algiers
Algeria
Khider
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Supreme Revolutionary Parliament
Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Naut
Alang
Niger
Siva
Humble
Fiz
Fio
Korea
South Korea
Kim Hyun Chul
Syngman Rhee
Kim
Park Chung Hee
Lonfly Island
Play IT Safe
FAR Syndicate
Everest
Indian Air Force
Edmund Hillary
Mit
Barry C. Bishop
National Geographic Society
Stan Davies
George Higgins
John Mason
Gary Player
Aronimink
Newtown Square
Player
South Africa
Bob Goalby
Etta Kett
Etta
Muggs and
Skeeter
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