Newfoundland Plans Moose Introduction to Labrador Next Year
The Newfoundland government will trap about 79 moose in the Cormack area in March and ship them to Labrador in June to supply fresh meat, offset caribou declines. Doug Pimich will direct the program with W. J Carberry assisting, using three test areas at Cape Chares, Sandwich Bay, and Grand Lake. The project costs about 15 000 to 19 000 dollars and aims for a Labrador herd of 30 000 in 25 years.
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Labrador
Newfoundland
Cormack
F. W. Rowe
Mines and Resources
Newfoundland Labrador
Hagley
Rowe
Doug Pimich
W. J Carberry
Carberry
Beevers
Dr Rowe
Esde
Alex Bis
Cape Chares
Sandwich Hay
Te’ Grand Lake
Lake Melvile
Dre Rowe
Labiac Nr
Stockings Shred on Ground as Chimney Study Sparks Debate
In Stockholm two women lost their nylon stockings to the ground while scientists studied a chemical disintegration effect from a chimney emissions. The event prompted discussion on environmental handling and fabric durability amid the unusual sight.
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Stockholm
Modern Aids for Common Cold Deemed Helpful
A 19th century note advises that when fever and illness strike during a cold, drinking liquids such as milk fruit juices and water can aid recovery.
Chicago Baby Receives Brain Skin Graft After Twin Separation
Rodney Dee Brodie, recently separated from his Siamese twin by surgery, underwent a two hour fourteen minute operation in Chicago to provide a skin graft covering most of his brain. The procedure aims to start Day toward a normal life and prevent brain infection. Further operations are planned. His twin Roger remains in a coma since the December 17 procedure and his condition is too precarious for any further treatment at present.
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Rodney Dee Brodie
Roger
Trans-Canada hiker turned down by Army after cross country trek
Regina reports 30-year-old Earl Mitchell who walked 5600 miles across Canada in 225 days was rejected by Army recruiting on medical grounds. Mitchell, WWII veteran, traversed from Vancouver to Halifax and earlier trekked Dawson to Whitehorse with dog team and supplies by plane, wearing 12 pairs of logging boots.
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Regina
Earl Mittchell
Canada
Mitchell
Vancouver
Halifax
Dawson
Whitehorse
Jean Renaud
North
Whitehorse 4
Mayor
Kamloupy
B.C
Ranch Worker Career Path Through Banff to Vancouver
A narrator details early work on a ranch followed by roles as tour guide at Banff hospital orderly in Calgary and farm hand. Born in Brandon Manitoba he began travelling at twelve after his parents moved to Vancouver and later joined the merchant navy before joining the army and serving overseas.
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Banff
Calgary
Brandon
Man
Mtcheil I
Vancouver
Pavy
Facing up to Figures From Wayfarer
The Daily News discusses Newfoundland taxes and how indirect taxes paid to Ottawa are credited to other provinces. It explains the mechanics of sales and excise taxes on manufactured goods, cigarettes, and the split between provincial and federal accounting. The piece stresses that many taxes are not credited to Newfoundland and calls for scrutiny ahead of a Royal Commission on financial relations with the Dominion.
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Wayfarer
the Daily News
Ottawa
Newfoundland
Ontario
Newfoundand
Department of National Revenue
Newfound
Quebec
Dominion
Missing UEBEC 500 cod tagged in St Lawrence
Biologists from Quebec Fisheries Department seek 500 cod tagged two years ago in the St Lawrence River. Dr. Vadim Vladykov notes few tags recovered near St Anne de la Perade, some hooked at Rivière Quelle. Possible reasons include tag wear and rugged river conditions. further tagging planned with Ste. Anne during a long term study.
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Uebec. Jad
Quebec
Fisheries Department
St. Lawrence River
Vadim Vladykov
St. Anne ‘de la Perade
Riviere Quelle
Anne
Vladykov
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St. John's
F. M. O'Leary Ltd
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