RCMP recruits endure strict varied training in Ottawa and Regina
RCMP recruits describe nine month basic training as tough yet worthwhile with six foot two Hugh Clark from Canada’s north joining the force to see the country. They balance book work stable management and public relations with drill riding and criminal code lessons as they adjust to life away from home with recruits from across Canada and even Scotland.
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Tom Ireland
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Aberdeenshire
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Force
Quick Canadia Quiz 1953 population and industry questions
A set of trivia prompts asking: annual wheat acres in Prairie Provinces. fifth largest racial group. change in over‑50 population since 1950. 1953 federal, provincial, and municipal expenditures. and Canada’s rank among steel producers.
On The Side By E. V. Parling assortment of quips and anecdotes
A column by E. V. Parling surveys social quirks from marriage myths to sidewalk etiquette and European travel value. It touches on alimony cases, pedestrian irritants, Joan of Arc beauty debates, Arctic hospitality, feminine intuition, Tunney’s liver punch, and thrifty European lodging options.
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Three Saskatchewan plans for social worker training
The Saskatchewan Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation proposes three grant based plans to train social workers. Hon. J. H. Sturdy announced these measures to address Canada wide shortages and expand services. Plan one offers grants to second year students at eight accredited schools. plan two provides grants for BA graduates entering a school of social work. plan three creates an educational leave for assistant social workers with funds for travel tuition and maintenance. All plans require two years of service with the department after completion and full reimbursement if the commitment is broken.
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Saskatchewan Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation
J. H. Sturdy
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Saskatchewan
Sturdy
University of Manitoba
University of British Columbia
Department
Jesus Appears In Two Aspects In Gospel Teaching
Weekly Bible commentary frames Jesus as both compassionate savior and stern reformer. It contrasts gentle mercy toward sinners with righteous anger toward temple money changers, citing Matthew’s woes. The piece emphasizes repentance, true values, and the path to a better life.
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Humidity Surges Amid May Immigrant Steel Debate
In Alamogordo and Louisville, humidity levels rise twice this May as Paul Ely weighs immigrant steel industry impacts. Officials in New Mexico assess climate and economic factors, with local observers noting notable fluctuations in moisture and industrial activity.
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Paul Ely
Steel
Louisville
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Henri Navarre
Indo-China
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Lexington
Carlsbad Caverns
Nevada
Quick telephone service to distant points
Edmonton report on Bell Canada and Trans-Canada Tele Phone System CEO T W Eadie describing a future radio relay network. Towers 25 to 30 miles apart will replace wires, enabling calls to Miami St Johns Mid San Diego and Fairbanks in just over 20 seconds, with Ottawa Montreal Toronto Winnipeg links already live and westward expansion planned.
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T. W. Eadie
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Trans-Canada Tele Phone System
Secrets Of Top Athletes From The Sports Clinic Parry O'Brien
The article profiles Parry O Brien as a model of dedication and discipline. It details his heavy weight training, daily crouched mile runs, speed drills, relaxation techniques, and protein rich diet with honey for energy. It also urges swimmers to learn floating to reduce water fear and highlights Canada s voluntary bread and flour enrichment programs for athletes.
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Parry O’brien
O'Brien
Canada
Gems of Thought Across Generations
A compact collection of quotes extols progress through experience, freedom, and evolving ideas. Notable lines mention direction over stance, daily activity shaping tomorrow, and humanity advancing by solving its age old problems.
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Heinrich Heine
Weekly Hemstitching Tip On Wet Soap Rub
A practical tip advises drawing threads easily while hemstitching by brushing them with a wet brush that has been rubbed over a bar of soap. The method aids thread separation and smoother stitching for craft projects.
Canada Moves to Seventh as Steel Producer Rank
Quick Canadian Facts notes Canada rose to seventh in steel production. Census data show 21.2 percent of Canadians were 50 or older at the 1951 census. About 26 million acres are mentioned. In 1953 federal spending reached 4,530 million, while provincial and municipal spending totaled 2,361 million. The fifth largest racial group is German extraction.
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Canada
Quick Canadian Facts
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Hawks Seen As Sharper Vision Than All Creatures
A note on avian sight notes hawks possess the sharpest vision among animals, highlighting their hunting prowess and keen eyes.
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