Helicopters to Taxi Service Across Ottawa Montreal by 1962
John R. Baldwin of Canada’s Air Transport Board predicted a future where helicopters operate 5 to 10 minute taxi flights on the Ottawa Montreal route within a decade. He noted high costs now but expected cheaper, safer air travel with jet planes for longer trips and tourist class seating becoming common.
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John R. ‘Baldwin
Air Transport Board
Canada
Ottawa
Aviations
Helicabe
Montreal
Barter system still used by Newfoundland fishermen
Newfoundland federation official cites lingering barter practices along the Northeast Coast, with cash balances left on merchants’ books and private credit slips. He notes abolition by government commission but says steps will be taken to press for new legislation if needed. He reports on recent Locals meetings and improvements in handling, while curing bottlenecks hinder disposal of catch.
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Newfoundland
My Lane
Newfoundland Federation of Fishermen
Evening Telegram
Federation
Fogo
Teillingate
Lane
St. John’s
Flah
Nora
Newfoundland Considers Queen Elizabeth Coronation Role
Health Minister James R. Chalker's interview notes Newfoundland has not decided its coronation role for Queen Elizabeth next summer. As a province, not a dominion, Newfoundland awaits direction after discussions with Premier Smallwood upon his return from Europe.
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Newfoundland
Elizabeth
James R. Chalker
Chalker
George Stith
London
Canada
King George Sixth
Ilondos
King George Six
Smallwood
Europe
Child recovery tips for convalescence care
A sick child returns to baby ways during illness. As he convalesces, help him regain normal age-appropriate habits by keeping hands and mind occupied. This aids the child and allows the mother more time for her responsibilities.
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Hs Nomat
Lewisporte Branch Rumors Squashed by Railway GM
General Manager Howard C. Grapston dismissed two rumors about Canadian National Railway operations in Newfoundland. He stated the Lewisporte branch will not be abandoned or replaced by vehicular service, and that the S Brigus freighter has not been sold nor replaced by new diesel boats.
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Canadian National Railway
Newfoundland
Howard C. Grapston
Lewisporte
Notre Dame Bay Junction
Notre Dame Bay
Grayaton
Gander
S. Brigus
Boston hospital removes heart tumor from infant boy
Thomas Bullock Jr. of Derby VI underwent a rare operation at Boston Children’s Hospital two weeks ago, where surgeons cut an incision into his chest and removed a large tumor spur from his heart. The child showed no apparent after effects, though doctors warn a substantial amount of tumor may remain on the heart. Further therapy begins, with outcome impossible to judge for over a year.
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Boston — Children’s Hospital
Thomas Bullock, Jr
Derby
Thomas
Definition of Drunkenness From Historical Court Text
A fragmented historical excerpt notes that identifying drunkenness once relied on specific symptoms recognized by courts. The text reflects uncertainty as it discusses the accused’s agreement that he could not be a certain way, illustrating evolving legal standards in sudden shifts of perception.
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Aeligopter “Taxis Seneh
Vancouver
Gronte
Twillingate
Indian Islands
Joe Ratt
Barr'd Islands
Tilting
Thillingate
Twillingale
Comfort Cove
Herring Neck
Seldom
Indian Islande
Financial Post
The
Twillingate Sun
USA
Purity Factories Limited
the Lord Rubber
Nyrld
Afl
Brick
Seralos
Doyle Etc
Cleary, Ltd
St. Jakes
Tokyo
Era
Japan
National Reral
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