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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1961
Page
2
Canadian auto refinishing shops describe women drivers as a sizable 25 percent of road users who are careful, color conscious, and quick to notice paint shade accuracy. Despite sexist jokes, shops report women request precise color matching and timely repairs, often aligning with their wardrobes.
The Robin nested in an outdoor dial telephone booth at Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak Maryland. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company closed the booth temporarily and set up a spare phone beside it. The gesture draws praise from sentimental readers and highlights public relations in utilities.
In Evian Louis JOXG reports Franco Algerian negotiations will be suspended 10 to 15 days while Paris extends the unilateral Algerian cease-fire indefinitely to seek new talks to end the conflict.
Canada will launch the first Topside Sounder satellite early next year to study the ionosphere from above. The 289-pound craft carries four long antennas and will be launched from California by a Thor Agena rocket with NASA support. Telemetry will be received from ground stations in Alaska Florida Chile Ecuador England and the Malaya States with Resolute Bay as a northern hub. The mission aims to extend radio frequency forecasts and space research, making Canada a leading space science participant.
Gerald Ross Larkin of Toronto died at sea en route to Italy two months ago. probate shows an estate of 7.9 million dollars left to Trinity College Anglican Church work and the Hospital for Sick Children. He and his sister inherited Salada Tea Company. the firm was founded by his father in 1892. Larkin bought his sister’s share in the 1930s and sold the company in 1957 to the Sheriff-Horsey Company for about 14 million.
The article notes that Lake Huron and Lake Michigan hold nearly equal elevations within the Great Lakes group. It discusses how water levels are similar between the two basins, reflecting stable hydrological conditions across the region.
The article notes that tanks first deployed by Britain occurred during the Battle of the Somme, marking a pivotal moment in warfare with armored vehicles entering frontline combat.
Men have shifted from loud summer styles to practical, light fabrics and clean lines. New fabrics like a Terylene wool blend replace old heavy designs, while officers’ uniforms use wrinkle resistant cloth. The trend favors understated lapels and preserved tailoring, signaling evolving male fashion priorities.
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