Hymie's Hate Ends Free But Crashes Into Law
Hymie leaves prison with a plan to grab money and stay free but drives toward Chicago for revenge. He encounters a wary motorist, stops for a hot dog, and heads toward Luce in a встреч. Police trap Hymie as he retrieves the stash, confessing the fatal blow that tied him to the crime and securing the five years of a punished past ending in custody.
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Hee
Chicago
Highbail
Kentville
Luce
Lucille
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Humorous Vignettes on Love and Everyday Life
A collection of light jokes and dialogue sketches featuring a witty range of characters. Scenes include a flirtatious exchange about wealth and loyalty, a church visitor puzzled by church etiquette, a golfer learning self-control, a couple's domestic banter, a monocled shopper and the inevitable umbrella quip, and quips from teachers, gamblers, soldiers, and chorus girls culminating in age guessing and social mishaps.
Fire hazards and prevention for rural farms in winter
With winter approaching farmers are urged to inspect heating and cooking gear to reduce fire risk. Common causes include chimneys, faulty pipes, grass fires, spontaneous hay ignition, stored gasoline, and electrical misuse. Prevention tips cover inspections, safe fuel storage, lightning arresters, roof ladders, water supplies, and a gasoline-capable extinguisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Switzer
Spawning Salmon Gather By The Thousands In B C River
Vancouver reports a vast congregation of sockeye salmon in a three mile stretch of the Horsefly River 150 miles north. The mass spawning is depleting the river gravel as fish die, while analysts note potential gains for the Quesnel river system with future peak years possibly reaching 10 million spawning fish.
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B.C. River
Vancouver
Here
Quesnel
Manitoba oil output climbs in July 1953
Manitoba Mines Branch reports July oil production reached 33 990 barrels, up from 27 387 the prior month while 1952 July output was 3 902 barrels. Total 1953 year to date 237 565 barrels, with California Standard’s Daly Field well leading at 2 231 barrels and Canadian Superior Oil of California at 1 946. Wildcat activity yielded 1 472 barrels, with CalStan Waskada 9-13 suspended after 4 007 barrels. August licenses issued for one Daly Field well and three wildcats.
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Manitoba
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Daly
California Standard Company
Superior Oil of
California
Cal-Stan Waskada
Daly Field
Electric Lights For Uranium City
Uranium City lacks power but plans to light the town by October 15 with a three diesel unit plant serving about 200 customers and street lights. Northland Utilities Ltd, Edmonton, handles installations as work proceeds. A sewer and water survey by Underwood and McLellan of Saskatoon is advancing to modernize the town 500 miles northwest of Prince Albert.
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Uranium City
Uranium City Power Company
Northland Utilities Limited
Oldmonton
PILES that Itch and Burn Cure Offer
An ad promotes Hem-Roid as an internal pile treatment. It claims quick relief and a 2 to 3 day test with a money back refund, offering a 60 tablet package for $1.59 at drug stores.
Cabbages Grow So Large Farmer Feeds Them to Sheep
In Gayton England farmer William Boon grew unusually large cabbages weighing eight to twelve pounds each. Unable to find buyers, he fed the oversized vegetables to his sheep amid local curiosity about the remarkable harvest.
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Gayton
England
William Boon
Red Clover Seed Exports Hit Near Million Pound Mark
Alberta produced Altaswede red clover seed from the 1952 crop has been exported in recent months to the United Kingdom. This marks the largest shipment to the U.K. since 1948-49 when 2,250,000 pounds were sent.
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Alberta
United Kingdom
U.K
Organization of Rural Fire Departments Is Important
Saskatchewan Fire Commissioner R A W Switzer urges a progressive farm fire protection program. He notes 220 farm fires last year with 13 deaths, massive farm dwelling losses, and emphasizes lightning prevention, clean chimneys, proper lightning rods, and gasoline safety. He calls for trained fire brigades and instructional support to conserve farm property.
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Saskatchewan
R. A. W. Switzer
Switzer
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Tommy
Millicent
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Sime
Anne Adams
Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Ldr. K. MacKay
Sabre
Germany
H. M. Kennedy
AFC
St. Hubert
Goose Bay
Labrador
Baden-Sollingen
RED Clover Seed
Pthehea Toil
Dili
Oraige Hil
Jam Beng
Fleischmann
Fleischmann’s
Phair
Chelsea
Mice Brookes
Alice Brooks
Les Carron
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