Canada loosens grade rules to boost poultry exports
Canada eases grade marking to permit export of poultry meat not bearing standard marks if it meets Utility Grade or better. A 120000 pound sale to Europe followed a Cologne trade mission, with a cooperative export company formed and growing exporter interest. Permits from Ottawa are required.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Saya
Canada Agricultural Products Standards Act
Europe
Far East
Canada
Davey
Ottawa
Cologne
Germany
Co-Operative Export Company
Luton Hoo Estate Showcases Priceless Treasures and History
Visitors explore Luton Hoo in Bedfordshire as Sir Harold and Lady Wernher open their stately home. The vast collection spans English porcelain, Gainsborough and Reynolds paintings, Dutch 17th century works, Renaissance jewelry, tapestries, and a Brown Jack room honoring the famed racehorse. The Main Gallery houses prized items, including a Saint Michael painting. The estate sits on over 1,000 acres with roots tracing to the 13th century and links to the de Hoo and Boleyn families, later acquired by John Stuart and finally Sir Julius Wernher who began the renowned collection around 1903.
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Luton Hoo
Bedfordshire
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Lady Wernher
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Harold Wernher
Britain
Luton Yoo
Saint Michael
de Hoo
Hoo
de Hoos
Hoo and
Hastings
Geoffrey Boleyn
London
Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII
Eliabeth I
Boleyns
John Stuart
Earl of Bute
Bute
Merly
George III
England
Julius Wernher
Mastermind of wireless Marconi marks a date in history
On December 12 1901 the Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi succeeded in transmitting a wireless message across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Cornwall. The test used three dots for S and proved wireless linked continents, elevating Marconi to worldwide fame and advancing practical transmission.
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Guy- Melmo Marconi
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Poldhu
Cornwall
Continents
Marconi
Guglielmo
Crossword Clue Pack for Heparred Meet with Brute
Puzzle style clues appear. includes hints like Beasts of burden Gem Evangelical and printer's measure Romex and numbers. Entries imply a compact crossword feature with multiple fill words and abbreviations.
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Heparred
Brute
Beasts of Burden
Gem
Evangelical
Flour mills face monthly inspections under Soviet wheat deal
The USSR purchase of 500 million worth of wheat and flour boosts Canadian economy and expands work for Canada Department of Agriculture Plant Protection Division inspectors. Forty four mills involved in the 575000 long tons of flour will endure regular inspections to certify freedom from pests and sanitary conditions for exporting nations. Eleven mills were already under orders, ten more were served until trade lapsed, and the rest gain federal scrutiny for the first time or after years.
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Russia
Canada Department of Agriculture
Tracers Aid Insect Research At Alberta Station
At the federal research station in Lethbridge Doctors R Kasting and A J McGinnis used radioactive carbon isotopes as tracers to study digestion and nutrition in cutworms wireworms sawflies warble flies and other insects. The tracer revealed that a cutworm digests protein a previously unknown fact. The method enables measuring food intake in tiny insects and indicates that many animal metabolism processes occur in growing plants.
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Federal
Lethbridge
Alberta
R. Kasting
A. J. McGinnis
Sacred Mt Fuji Summit Revered by Buddhists and Shintoists
The sacred summit of Mt Fuji in Japan is revered by both Buddhist and Shinto practitioners, reflecting a shared spiritual significance across traditions.
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Mt. Fuji
Japan
Industrial alcoholism seen as early job illness
A Saskatchewan Bureau urges modern handling of industrial alcoholism citing 50 to 75 percent recovery in firms with programs. Most drinkers are middle aged skilled workers with years at the company. An Allis Chalmers program cut absenteeism from eight to three percent and reduced the share of treated drinkers from 95 to eight percent.
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Christopher D. Smithers
Saskatchewan
Bureau On
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
No Thanks I’m Driving Declared Across Canada
A national Safe-Driving Week ran December 1 to 7 in Canada with a lapel badge reading No thanks, I’m driving. The Canadian Highway Safety Council and provincial safety groups distributed the badges to motorists to complement a month-long police campaign on holiday hazards. The slogan, originated by Moose Jaw Saskatchewan’s Safety Council, aims to prompt real behavior beyond mere badge wearing.
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Canada
Canadian Highway Safety Council
CHSC
Moose Jaw
Sask
Safety Council
Johnson frames New Frontier aims in sober mood
President Johnson seeks to carry forward Kennedy era goals by leveraging a grieving nation. He warns Congress of no let up on civil rights and tax cuts while stressing cooperation and unity, promising direct public persuasion and a steady managerial hand. The approach mirrors a period of consolidation and reunification, with support for foreign aid and the Western alliance intact.
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Johnson
Congress
America
Kennedy
Attend the Church of Your Choice Mystery Phrase
A fragment urges attendance at a church of choice with a cryptic prompt about seeing Sod and the number three, suggesting a puzzle or coded message rather than a standard notice.
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Church OF
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