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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

2

Paratrooper Expert Shines in Rescue Squad Spotlight

Sgt. Red Jameson, famed for para rescue in lost aircraft searches, draws attention in a rescue squad role. Son of late Jack and Mrs. Jameson, longtime farmers south of Webb, Bask. Local upbringing and survival training noted as he serves at Sea Island, B.C. and gains Arctic experience.

Red” Jameson Jack John W. Jameson J. W Red) Jameson B.C Sgt. Jameson NCO RCAF Sea Island RCMP Jameson Webb Sask Ted Braidner Dick) Wynne Jack Strachan Jack Austad Wynne Strachan Comox Toronto Braidner Mt. Hozemeen Penticton Coquitlam Mountain Grace Woodman

Home Workshop patterns and a Royal Canadian Air Force rescue story

Pattern service ads explain trellis and flower box designs with instructions and pricing, followed by a vivid profile of Flight Sergeant J W Jameson and a para-rescue team in British Columbia. The piece highlights Jameson’s 79 parachute jumps, mountain rescues, and the rescue gear and training that boost survivability in rugged terrain.

Funny and Otherwise A Selection of Light Jokes

A collection of short, era style jokes about accidents busybodies trains and misheard lines. Notable gags include an old lady joking about a drainpipe staircase and a man blaming a fire for the bed being on fire. The humor relies on wordplay and situational misunderstandings.

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Swift Itch Relief

An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a penetrating antiseptic for skin itch. It claims rapid relief with nightly and morning use for a week and promises safety with rare failure. Available in original bottle at modern drug stores with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Canada Moone

Alberta beekeeper cites huge honey yields in Edmont on

Mrs. M. Arneson told a Edmonton audience that Alberta beekeeping produces some of the world's largest crops. She estimated average honey yields per hive at 150 to 200 pounds, far above California's 25 to 50 pounds, noting the prominence of Chinese speech among local people.

Edmonton Alberta

Manitoba Oil Wells Set Record in February Output

Manitoba oil wells produced a record 116,204 barrels of crude in February, the provincial department reported from Winnipeg. The figure exceeds the prior December 1953 high by over 2,000 barrels, boosting total production to 988,151 barrels. The department also designated two new oil fields, North Virden-Roselea and Whitewater, bringing established Manitoba fields to four.

Manitoba Provincial Mine and Mineral Resources Department Winnipeg Department Virden-Roselea Whitewater Boissevain

Wild rabbits flourish among remote Auckland Islands cattle

In the bleak windswept Auckland Islands near Antarctica, researchers found wild rabbits roaming in abundance and surprisingly tame, while cattle released to feed shipwrecked sailors now number 580 and are hard to approach.

Auckland Islands New Zealand Antarctic

Cooking tips and etiquette notes from a historical column

Practical kitchen advice describes neutral fixes for salty soup and cake mishaps. It also contrasts nobility ranks noting a duke as the highest English noble and a baron as the lowest. The item appears as a general, instructional snippet with miscellaneous guidance.

Foam Lake Conservation Area picks officers

J. A. Arnot announced Foam Lake Conservation Area No. 12 officers elected by acclamation. Chairman John Goodman of Leslie, L. M. Helstad of Leslie, and H. J. Helgason of Foam Lake, with F. N. Smith of Foam Lake as Returning Officer.

Regina Sask Foam Lake J. A. Arnot John Goodman Leslie L. M. Helstad H. J. Helgason F. N. Smith Foam Arnot Conservation and Development Branch

37 Auto Fires In Saskatchewan In 1953

Saskatchewan fire data show 37 automobile fires in 1953 causing over 10000 dollars in losses. Interior vehicle fires mainly from upholstery, with careless smoking as a major cause. Switzer urges one quart carbon tetrachloride extinguishers under the dash and warns to buy only lab-approved units. Commercial vehicles must have approved extinguishers under Vehicle Act Section 107. Fire prevention investment cited.

Saskatchewan R. A. W. Switzer Regina Switzer

Atom bomb power far exceeds TNT by mass

A historical note states the atom bomb’s yield is nearly twenty million times as powerful as an equivalent weight of TNT, highlighting the immense energy difference between nuclear and conventional explosive devices.

Towards Highway Safety You should drive fair and safe on roads

A short exhortation on highway conduct argues that courteous driving reduces accidents. It contrasts everyday fair play with poor highway behavior, noting that discourteous driving acts like fouls contribute to many crashes and urging better road manners.

Alberta lakes stocked with rainbow trout flood future fishing

The Fish and Game Association reports stocking northern Alberta lakes with rainbow trout. Battle Lake received 375,000 fish and Conjuring Lake, northeast of there, was also stocked boosting angling prospects.

Alta Fish and Game Association Alberta Battle Lake

Selkirk Wheat Helps Farmers Fight Rust War

In the rust war farmers plant Selkirk wheat a rust resistant variety. About 172000 bushels are distributed in Manitoba and Saskatchewan under the Canada Grain Act. C A Sherlock of Petersfield reports 64 bushels from 40 pounds, showing high yields and strong rust resistance. Seed sold under government pricing, with rare high bids from U S buyers.

Selkirk Wheat Selkirk A. B. Masson Federal Laboratory of Cereal Breeding Manitoba Saskatchewan Canada Grain Act McConnell Malcolm S. McMurahhy Mr. McMurahhy United States C. A Pat) Sherlock Petersfield Winnipeg Sherlock Charlie Carter California

Earthquakes Hit San Salvador Across Four Centuries

The record notes San Salvador has endured twelve major quakes in four centuries. The remarks, framed as a cautionary motto, urge healthier living with the chant Eat Right Live Right Feel Right.

San Salvador

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