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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1954

Page

19

Hoskins Fights for a Bus Seat in Evening Ride

In a crowded city streetcar, Hoskins vows to secure a seat. He battles a pushy neighbor Toups and a belligerent large woman, clings to a promise to stay seated, and finally escapes to the bakery cake and the next car.

Hoskins Toups Toup

Canadians Subscribe 56000 for Coventry Cathedral

Canadians have pledged 56000 toward rebuilding Coventry Cathedral. The Canada based Cathedral Reconstruction Fund Committee announced the total in London. Very Rev R T Howard the Provost said the result was very satisfying after returning from Canada with Basil Spence the cathedral architect and Rev C E Ross the Bishop of Coventrys Chaplain.

Coventry Cathedral London R. T. Howard Canada Basil Spence

Trends In Farm Income Measured By Unusual Method

Trends in farm income are shown by broad scale estimates of sales value of products versus money spent on equipment and supplies. A simple farm accounts pattern is outlined: year end inventory, two year accounts for income and expense, and a final farm income figure after adjustments. For details, write to the Experimental Farm Brandon.

Brandon

Curling Stones for Canada Export Growth

A Scottish firm that has long supplied curling stones to Canada now exports about 3,000 pairs annually, worth around $100,000, tailored to Canadian preferences as more Canadians take up curling.

Cowboys Adopt Modern Saddles With Built In Radios

Ranch hands on American ranches increasingly use saddles equipped with radios enabling instant updates and communication. The trend reflects broader modernization in cattle operations and field logistics.

Appetizing Recipes Fish Canapes Shrimp Canapes

Recipe notes for fish and shrimp canapes using bread circles butter cream cheese tinted green, colored cheese, pink shrimp arranged around the edge, parsley, hard boiled egg yolk, stuffed olive, and optional four shrimp centered pattern. Instructions specify alternate layouts and plating directions for symmetry.

Seven-Mile-High Air Base Designed By N.Y. Engineer

New York consulting engineer Morris Berman, president of the New York Society of Engineers, proposes a seven mile high tower to provide stratospheric jet airport and radar coverage. He estimates a $500 million cost, weight of 1.6 million tons, and private financing. The plan includes a mid level city, pressurized elevators, wind counter thrusts, and research and public appeal as a self-liquidating project.

Franklin Johnson CPC New York New York Society of Engineers United States Morris Berman Western Hemisphere Berman U.S Empire State Building Gustave Eiffel Tower of Babel Shinar

Humorous Quips and Tales From a Chatty Evening

A string of light jokes and breezy anecdotes. A worried woman insists she feels an illness despite a doctor saying it is impossible. Two old timers mock a mutual friend living in the past and a domestic tangle. A hostess introduces Captain Banks from the Arctic as a guest. A stout lift passenger resents a step, and the lift girl’s retort lands a wry smile. A Canadian tours Richmond and is shown the Thames. A man asks Joshua where he was during a chicken theft as a witness. A club member’s political line ends with a snappy “nuts.” A wife notes her husband is run down. the doctor jokes about business worries. A boy at a big school writes home, noting there are 370 boys and wishing for 369.

Hanna Alta Has Good Building Year

Hanna Alberta shows a mild building boom with new homes and busier businesses. Councillors expect at least 17 new homes in 1954 and other major projects in the offing indicating continued growth. Protestant and Orthodox churches received a record $1,401,114,217 in 1952 from the National Council of Churches.

Hanna Alta National Council of Churches

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Mr. Hoskins Rides Jim Torres Government Street Mary Lafayette Boulevard Annie Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate Ramsay Company Bank Street Ottawa Greg Bend Wedroot Ltd Fort Ere Ont Dept. KS Brimms Plasti J Fashions Anne Adams Prairie Front Street Toronto Lei Carroll N.Y Empire State Pressent Captain Banks Arctic St. Lawrence Richmond Joshua Hanna, Alta Scott Scott's Dra Scarth St Regina Sask
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