Rain Favors Peace River Area Crops This Year
Farmers welcomed rainfall in the Peace River country after a dry spell, with over five inches in June boosting confidence that crops will yield well. Assistant district agriculturist New Miller said crops are safe moisture-wise even if rain ends soon, though some fields show localized flooding without notable damage. The Herald-Tribune Grande Prairie notes overall farmer satisfaction and a promising season.
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Peace Piver
The
Herald-Tribune
Grande Prairie
States crack down on relief gyps with mustwork rules
Oregon requires welfare recipients to take any available job under a mustwork program. Massachusetts Utah and Washington plus many cities follow similar rules threatening federal aid. The federal view urges job seeking over made work as Wilbur J Cohen reveals that some welfare lists include third generation families living partly on public funds.
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Oregon
Massachusetts
Utah
Washington
United States
Wilbur J. Cohen
HEW
Boston consulate closed July 4 in independence tribute
The British consulate in Boston closed on July 4, America’s birthday of independence. A spokesman said the closure honors the fact that Englishmen fighting Englishmen achieved independence.
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Boston
America
Palmyra Palm Records 800 Uses Across Parts
The Palmyra palm shows a remarkable range of applications with upwards of eight hundred uses recorded for its various parts. The data highlights the plant's versatility and the breadth of traditional uses documented in the source.
Prep for Safe Food Handling Amid Illness Fears
Health guidance urges safe kitchen practices to prevent nausea vomiting and diarrhea. Advice emphasizes proper handwashing cooking temperatures and avoiding cross contamination to protect households from foodborne illness.
Understanding Food Poisoning and Prevention In Kitchens
Isabel describes miserable food poisoning battles and the spread by handlers. The text explains infection by germs, growth conditions, and steps to prevent illness through hygiene, proper storage, cooking, and canning guidelines. It emphasizes refrigeration, cleanliness, and avoiding cross contamination to protect families.
Home Workshop Swing Pattern in Lawn and Garden Packet
A vintage description invites readers to make a backyard swing from childhood memories. Pattern 305 fits materials and dimensions, offered in Lawn and Garden Furniture Packet No 37 with four patterns for $1.75. Appears from Home Workshop Patterns Department in Vancouver.
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Department P.P.L
West Ltd
Vancouver
Dr Sam Sheppard Tested for Cancer at Ohio State Penitentiary
Dr Sam Sheppard, once a renowned osteopath and surgeon, is under examination for a possible cancerous condition while serving a life sentence in the slaying of his wife. A photo from six years ago accompanies the report.
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Sam Sheppard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Ontario Implements Three Percent Tax On Secondhand Goods
Ontario will levy a three percent sales tax on secondhand items, applying to all tangible personal property except sales to licensed vendors for resale. Vendors collect and remit the tax, buyers pay in private deals, and residents paying from outside the province must self remit. Effective September 1.
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Ontario
Philip T. Clark
Clark
Quick Canadian Quiz facts on wages and fur bears
The highest hourly wage is in the petroleum and coal products industry at $2.55, with iron and steel next at $2.50. Trappers prize beaver, mink, and muskrat. Three Canadian lake basins bigger than Ontario are Great Bear, Great Slave, and Lake Winnipeg. In 1960 total government health spending rose to $792.4 million, and over 80 percent of households had a television.
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Canada
Lake
Ontario
Northwest Territories
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba
Beaver
Child suffocated under pillow in Chilliwack home
A two month old baby boy, son of Mr and Mrs George Waterworth, was suffocated under a pillow reportedly placed over his face by his 18 month old sister. The children were under the care of an elderly babysitter while the parents were away.
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George Waterworth
Chilliwack
B.C
Manitoba youths learn forest conservation
Manitoba students take part in a CFA sponsored outdoor program at Sandilands Forest Reserve near Hadashville. About 3,500 youths from towns and cities received lectures and hands on instruction on forest life, identification of species, fire prevention, and reforestation.
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Sandilands
Hadashville
Manitoba
CFA
Canadian Institute of Foresters
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Actor rolls off roof in Las Vegas fall
Actor Marvin Dean Stewart, 21, is hospitalized after tumbling from a hotel roof. Police say he dozed off and rolled over, slipping three stories to land in a flower bed before rescue and treatment begin.
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Las Vegas
Marvin Dean Stewart
Stewart
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Faen
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Baee
Douglas Ve Raat
Regina
Bask
Portabi
Manly Otter
Benes
Fergus
Hawkesbury
Uni
Schaefer Ltd
Druinswoodville
Wine Action Comptometer Ltd
Searth JL
Regina. Sask
Team Soon
Melsch Auction School
Vuason City
Galawa
W. J. Sharp & CO. Ltd
Broad Street
Co-Of Creameries
Sasskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
Saskatchewan
USA
Interprovincial Accounting Sask, Ltd
Albert St
Golden Mile
Vince
Cornwall Street
Rupert
Winnipeg
Western Auto
Moose Jaw
Sasi
Sask
Alberta
Bonneau
Manvilles
Waskesia
Manville
Waskesiu
Jules Germain
Wetaskiwin
Symons
Rocanville
Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Northern Crown Building
Regina - Sask
Sceme Sewaree Services
Rs Lacon St
Bosch
Gearth St. Regina
Trac
Teries
Goodyear Service Store
Poe
Toronto
Freedhoff
Della
Anne
Ben
Butch Will
Tel Aviv
Israel
Vicki Berner
Isabel
QUICK
Romulo Betancourt
Top
Barcelona
Caracas
Maxwell Shieff
California
Prairie
Front Street W
Bubba
Junior
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