Conservatives Poised to Hold Power in Canada Election
In Canada the conservatives, led by John Diefenbaker, were favored to win a clear majority in the national election, with Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson campaigning to regain control. Experts noted Quebec as pivotal, unemployment as a campaign issue, and major party balance of power possible if a stall occurred. Uncertain outcome remains as voting unfolds.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservative
Lester B. Pearton
House of Commons
Pearson
Ottawa
Canada
Britain
Conservatives
Liberals
Diefenbaker
Quebec Province
Commons
Quebec
Northland
Blair Proclaims Realtor Week in Missouri 1919
Governor James T. Blair declares the week of April 1919 as Realtor Week. He lauds Realtors for selfless community service and business effort shaping state wealth and development. He notes home ownership brings stability to the nation and emphasizes social responsibility by Realtors.
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James T. Blair
Missouri
Blair
al Elam
Martin D. Larner
John W. Hobbs
James Proctor
Missouri Heal Estate Association
Missouri Realtor
Martin
D. Larner
J. W. Hobbs
The
Missouri Real Estate Association
No Hid-N-Y Dramatic Tale On G E Theater Tonight
Ronald Reagan stars in a GE Theater program about alcoholism based on Beth Day's book. Tracy Vincent, once a hopeless drunk at 30 and later a teetotaler, will share his journey and dedicate life to helping others. The broadcast airs Sunday night from Ravena with emphasis on recovery and positive action.
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New York
Vincentihe
Tracy
Vincent Tracy
GE Theater
Cbs-Tv
Ravena
Ronald Reagan
Beth Day
Tracy York
Detectives and Patrolman Clash Over Alcohol Talk
In Castle Rock Colorado two Denver detectives, i Leon Dishlacoff and Bob Cardillo, were seen in a patrol situation as a highway officer questioned them about activity. A later discussion with Tracy on alcoholism covered prohibition, personal coping, abstinence, and moderation while noting a TV telecast on KRCG Channel 13 at 8 p m Sunday.
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Castle Rock
Colo. i
Leon Dishlacoff
Bob Cardillo
Den
Krcg-Tv
Channel 13
Adoptions Sought for Baby Known as Nobody
Detroit woman Barbara Velcich and her mother say Tommy the baby nobody wanted should be returned to them after a Columbus welfare report. Police say Tommy, 20 months, was placed in a children's home following a call about Mrs. McCoy, the boy's presumed mother, who tried to give up Tommy. Velcich, expecting a third child, has custody bid supported by her mother-in-law in Columbus.
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Detroit
McCoy
alVehcich
Columbus
Ohio
Denny
Barbara Velcich
Columbus Welfarej
Velcich
Tommy
Children’s Day
Nettiethome
Velciches
Awards to Cub Scouts At Pack 1 Meeting
Seven Cub Scouts received awards at the monthly Pack 11 meeting held Friday at Moreau Heights School. Recipients included Mark Allen, John Blosser, Robert Richey, Kendall Clark, Lawrence Copeland, Rickey Tanner, and Mike Beck. Awards covered Bobcat badges, denner stripes, assistant denner stripes, and Wolf badge silver arrows, with L. E. Moody and Bob Rickerson presenting the charter.
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Moreau Heights School
Mark Allen
John Blosser
Robert Richey
Kendall Clark
Lawrence Copeland
Denner
Rickey Tanner
Mike Beck
L.E. Moody
Bob Rickerson
Init i
Russia and U S in Satellite Race Even Terms Says Hagen
Dr John P Hagen head of the Navy project Vanguard says American and Soviet satellite programs are going along pretty much even Stephen at the present. Dr Richard W Porter says the U S may lead the field in miniaturized scientific instruments for small vehicles. Porter, head of the U S earth satellite panel for the IGY, says the Soviets may take 8 to 12 months to decode Sputnik data, after which the United States expects to learn all about it.
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Washington
John P. Hagen
Navy
Project Vanguard
Tare
Stephen
Rae
Richard W. Porter
United States
Soviet ‘Union
Hagen
New York State
Rorter
Porter
U.S
Fident
Kansas City
Uncle Sam
Moon mission talk and fatal Missouri accidents
Statements from Porter and Hagen discuss moon mission timelines and international data sharing. The story lists four fatal vehicle accidents in Missouri and Kansas, detailing victims Henry Donaldson, Charles Stewart, Ernest Elliott, Robert Sheehan, Neo Miller, and circumstances including a tanker crash, a tar truck incident, a fatal bridge collision, and a pedestrian hit during a rainstorm.
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United States
Earth
Porter
Hagen
Donald N. Yates
Air Force
Associated Press
Cape Canaveral
Missouri
Fla
Henry G. Donaldson
St. Back. Joseph
Hamilton
Charles W. Stewart
St. Joseph
Donaldson
St. Louis
Ernest
Lee Elliott
Elliott
Robert Harvey Sheehan
Johnson County
Kan
Liberty
Neo J. Miller
Stover
Warrensburg
Setting Up Exercises What Doctor Ordered
Dr Shane MacCarthy executive director of the Presidents Council for Youth Fitness speaks to about 1500 AAHPER members stressing persuasion over bureaucracy as a path to combat sedentary habits Diversity is urged with different approaches in Texas and California The AAHPER awards Helen Manley city health director with the Gulick Award Art Fancier dies in Glasgow at 96 storied as shipowner and art collector Burrell left Glasgow a six million dollar collection in 1944
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Shane MacCarthy
President’s Council For Youth Fitness
Texas
California
Aahper
Helen Manley
Webster Groves
Gulick
Glasgow
Scotland
William. Burrell
Scientists Report New chemical dissolves dangerous clots
Scientists report a newly found chemical, RPMI 10, dissolves fresh blood clots in leg arteries and may treat clots causing heart attacks. Tested on 25 patients, the agent works best on clots under five days old and was studied by Dr. Julian Ambrus and colleagues at Roswell Park Memorial Institute.
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Alton L. Blarkeseee
AP Science Reporter
Buffalo, NY
Roswell Parks Memorial
Julian Ambrus
American Cancer Society
Boston
Ambrus
Clara Ambrus
J. E. Sokal
C. Markus
N. Beck
Civilian Payroll Tops in January
Senator Byrd reported the federal civilian payroll reached a January peak of 1.007 billion dollars with 982.558 million for regular workers and 24.122 million for foreign nationals overseas. February civilian employment stood at 2,321,767, up 2.0 percent from January, ending a six month decline trend.
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Washington
Sen
Byré
D-Va
U.S
Byrd
Joint Committee
John Bruegging Named To Engineer Society
John J. Bruegging a junior at Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy has been elected to Tau Beta Pi, the national honorary engineering society. Bruegging, son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Bruegging of 719 Hauchin St, is studying civil engineering and joins a list based on scholarship and character.
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John J. Bruegging
Missouri School of Mines
Tau Beta Pi
Bruegging
Harold J. Bruegging
Hauchin St
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John Bruegging
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