Gas inspections urged for cottages and trailers in Saskatchewan
Provincial inspector H A Lines urged cottage and trailer owners to have gas installations and appliances checked by licensed, qualified installers. He cited eight deaths in five years from asphyxia due to faulty or unreported gas systems and urged reports for inspection. A mobile, on-site check can be arranged for a minimum fee, with access arranged via branch offices, and safety rules include regular servicing, biannual vent checks, avoiding open top burners, keeping windows open when away, and not operating LP equipment on low fuel.
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H. A. Lines
Saskatche
Lines
Branch Personne
Saskatchewan
Windmill and kitchen decor patterns and a used car warning
The article promotes Pattern 210 and 217 winds in a windmill and weather vane kit, plus Kitchen Handles No. 18, with prices. It then recounts a Toronto Star reader’s cautionary tale about a private car sale claimed as owner owned since 1956, revealing the car was not in Woolley’s name and urging a law to require ownership records with each sale.
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Stan
Fred Schmidt
Toronto Star
Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Schmidt
Toronto
William Dennison
Fame for a Boy Artist by Roy Nash
Paul Riley painted his way from a plaster leg to Royal Academy recognition. He turned to life portraits and Richmond scenes, with a 15 year old self portrait leading to an acclaimed entry. At 18 he exhibited a pit head study from Wales in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
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Paul Riley
Paul
Richmond
Surrey
Britain
Royal Academy of Arts
Royal Academy
Academy
Burlington House
London
Wales
Heart Foundation Grants Target Heart Lung Surgery Issues
The Heart Foundation funds address links between heart disease and chronic lung ailments, rheumatic fever origins, and surgical challenges in heart transplants. Projects include developing an artificial lung modeled on the human lung to boost heart lung machine efficiency and other advances in surgical technique.
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Heart Foundation
Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan gains depth and scope
The Soldier Apprentice Plan grows beyond early versions, training 500 new youths in six Canadian corps across Longue Pointe Montreal Kingston Camp Borden Camp Shilo and Camp Chilliwack. Since 1952 over 4,000 have enrolled with pay starting at 60 dollars a month rising to 112 dollars. Apprentices study academics and trades from topographical survey to electronics while serving in the Regular Army after two years.
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104Th Regiment of Foot
New Brunswick Fencibles
Canada
Army
Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Royal Canadian Corps of Engineers
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Department of Education
Longue Pointe
Montreal
RCOC
Corps
Kingston
Camp Borden
Ont
Camp Shilo
Man
Camp Chilliwack
B.C
Regular Force
Regular Army
Frank Wheadon
Walton
N.S
United Nations Emergency Force
Egypt
Patrick McBride
Saint John
N.B
Camp Rafah
Gaza Strip
Lietenant Lawrence Leach
Kimberly
Port Said
Fallout risk estimate tied to 1961 62 nuclear tests
Pittsburgh scientist Dr. Ernest Sternglass told Senate Atomic Energy Committee hearings that 97 to 320 additional cancer cases among current and unborn American children could appear over the next 15 years due to fallout from the 1961 62 Russian and U.S. nuclear tests. He cautioned these would rise from in utero irradiation during pregnancy up to five years after the tests.
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United States
U.S
Pittsburgh
Ernest Sternglass
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Senate
House of Representatives Atomic Energy Committee
W.I.F.U. Schedule Matches 9 to 16 Dates
The schedule lists nine events across Canadian teams with matches including Vancouver at Saskatchewan Ottawa at Winnipeg Saskatchewan at Calgary Montreal at Edmonton and Montreal at Vancouver slated between the 9th and 16th. The outline covers key matchups and host locations across the circuit.
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Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Calgary
Montreal
Edmonton
Fashion grows for every hen house and leisure scene
Madeleine Levason notes society’s rise of home wear and specialized outfits for all ages and activities from at home dinners to beach days. She observes booming lounge wear and career girl styles amid affluence, while time remains scarce despite endless fashion options.
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Canada
Anthrax Outbreak Reappears Among Buffalo in North West
The North West Territories faces a renewed anthrax outbreak among buffaloes with 54 new deaths this year near Wood Buffalo National Park in northern Alberta. Canadian Wildlife Service and federal agriculture officials search for spores sources, fearing spread to the beef industry. Helicopters locate carcasses and burial operations continue after last year’s failed vegetation burn due to wet conditions.
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North West Territories
Alberta
Canadian Wildlife Service
Federal Agriculture Departments
Schubert Dies at 31 from Typhoid Fever
Austrian composer Franz Schubert, renowned for his lieder and symphonies, died at age 31 from typhoid fever. His death marks a brief life that produced enduring music in a prolific but short career.
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Franz Schubert
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James Fitton
Sheffield
Canadian Army
Congo
Germany
J.aa.l. Seguin
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Barriefield
W.I.F.U
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Madeleine
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