Canada Manitoba urged ripe for investment keynote speech
Rex E. Grose Manitoba deputy minister of industry and commerce told an American Management Association seminar in New York that Canada and Manitoba offer early investment opportunities now. He stressed cross border interdependence, Canada as a mature industrial nation eager for outside capital, and four reasons for immediate investment including untapped resources, fast growth in 1962, more Canadian components, and favorable monetary policy.
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Rex E. Grose
Manitoba
International Management Division
American Management Association
Hotel Aator
New York
Seminar
American Management Asso
Grose
Canada
U.S
United States
Atlantic
Home Workshop keepsake kits for neighbors’ smiles
The ad describes Pattern 308 a full size cutting and painting guide for a group of turkey goslings and a KEEP OFF sign with lettering guides. It costs 50 cents and is included in Packet No. 71 Novelties to Make the Neighbours Smile priced at 1 dollar 75 cents.
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Mamma Goouse
Goslings
Canada Social Welfare Programs List
A catalog of tax funded and tax supported social welfare services in Canada includes family allowances hospital insurance unemployment insurance and unemployment assistance pensions at age 70 old age assistance at 65 veterans services pensions at 18 for the blind and disabled mothers allowances child care medical and dental services for the needy nursery and day care centres subsidized housing for low income families and the aged general welfare assistance for the poor TB sanatoria and mental hospitals.
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Canada
Quick Canadian Quiz from a Historical Prompt
Questions and answers cover Canada’s first law court location at Trinity Newfoundland in 1615 and eight of ten deficit years for the federal government. Lt A R Dunn of Toronto received the V C for Balaclava 1856. Prairie provinces received about 47 percent of farm cash income in 1962 and over 51,000 immigrant women and children.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
A. R. Dunn
Toronto
Balaclava
Trinity
Newfoundland
Powers wife to sell life story in Milledgeville Ga
The divorced wife of Francis Gary Powers plans to sell her life story in a serialized tabloid project. Barbara Powers, 28, with lawyer Robert H. Green and writer-photographer W. W. Diehl, aims to publish The Ordeal of Barbara Powers in Allied Publications. Powers served 21 months of a 10 year sentence after spy conviction and her ex-husband’s U-2 incident dated May 1 1960.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Francis Gary Powers
U.S. Reconaissance Pilot
Powers
Robert H. Green
W. W. Diehl
Detroit
Diehl
Barbara Powers
Barbara
Allied Publications
Chicago
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hogs on Hind Legs Grow Bigger Hams at UC
To produce heavier hams at the University of California hogs are raised on their hind legs with cleats on the fore feet support nail. This method claims to increase ham size as a percent of carcass by over five percent.
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University of California
Gander Reaches Record Age for Canada Geese
A Canada goose male living to age 60 becomes the oldest member of its species on record, highlighting extraordinary longevity in wild waterfowl.
Sir John A Macdonald in Winnipeg with descendants
Sir John A. Macdonald Canada’s first Prime Minister greeted his great grandson and two great great grandchildren in Winnipeg. The wax figure from Madame Tussauds rode in the Canadian Pacific Railway’s The Canadian with Fathers of Confederation Cartier Tupper and Brown aboard.
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John A. MacDonald
Canada
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Nancy
Ronald
Hugh A. Gainsford
John
Josephine Tussaud
London
England
Banff Springs
Canadian Rockies
CPR
John A
Museum of
Sir John
MacDonald- Gainsford
George Etienne Cartier
Montreal
Charles Tupper
Nova Scotia
George Brown
Toronto
The
Globe
Fathers of Confederation
Beautiful Kensington Gardens The playground of Peter Pan
Philip Bracken recounts Kensington Gardens in London as a lifelong public treasure with Round Pond boats, royal connections to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the Albert Memorial, and decades of green avenues. The piece notes Peter Pan’s statue and enduring scenery that delights both children and adults.
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Philip Bracken
London
Kensington Gardens
Kensington Palace
Queen Victoria
Waterloo
Round Pond
Shelley
James Barrie
Peter Pan
Albert Memorial
Prince Albert
Compulsory Pasteurized Milk Area Declared in BC
The South Okanagan Health Unit in Kelowna British Columbia with a population of 61000 was declared a compulsory pasteurized milk area by the Minister of Agriculture. This marks the first Canadian rural health unit outside Ontario and Saskatchewan to receive such status. Campaign led by the South Okanagan Union Board of Health with 31 resolutions from 95 percent of residents over seven years.
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South Okanagan
Kelowna
British Columbia
Health League of Canada
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Canada
South Okanagan Union Board of Health
Women’s Institutes
Board of Trade
the Boards of Health, Medical Societies
Parent and Teachers Associations
Canadian Prime Minister Thompson Dies at Windsor Castle
Canadian Prime Minister Sir John Thompson died at Windsor Castle during a royal visit to Queen Victoria in 1894. The event marks a sudden end to his tenure as head of government amid imperial duties and Canadian political affairs.
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Sir John Thompson
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Tax burden shift from corporate gains in Canada study
A recent study in Canada estimates rising production costs and a persistent high corporate income tax rate push 15 percent of tax onto workers as lower wages, 30 percent to consumers via higher prices, and 55 percent reduces profits for firms.
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Canada
Powdered fruit and vegetable juices enter homes
Food technologist J S Kitson of the Summerland federal station discusses how the same drying science behind instant coffee and mashed potatoes now yields powdered fruit and vegetable juices. European low temperature spray drying, and North American hot air and foam drying methods, enable packaging that resists moisture and clumping.
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Conynon
J. S. Kitson
Federal
Summerland
British Columbia
Europe
Kitson
North America
Air Mail Delivery Intercepts Pension Cheque Heist
In Niagara Falls Ontario Lewis Willlick from Willoughby Township received a pension cheque by air mail but fears a repeat. Bert and Mrs Hawkins spotted a low-flying blackbird with an envelope, stopped, horned, and clapped until the bird dropped the cheque addressed to Willlick. The cheque had likely been taken from a mailbox a mile away.
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Lewis Willick
Willoughby Township
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Mrs
Bert Hawkins
Kirk Douglas Rise From New York to Hollywood Stardom
Kirk Douglas born December 1916 in Amsterdam New York studied dramatics at college and did limited theatre before moving to Broadway and Hollywood in 1946. He became a star with The Champion and continued with The Vikings Spartacus and later The Hook The List of Adrian Messenger and Three on a Match.
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Kirk Douglas
Amsterdam
N.Y
Broaway
Hollywood
Kirk
Adrian Messenger
Prairie Publishers Co operative Address
Prairie Publishers Co operative receives correspondence at 1410 Scarth Street Regina Saskatchewan as the designated mailing address for official communications and inquiries.
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Prairie Publishers Co-operative
Scarth St
Regina, Sask
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