Liberal wave predicted as Canada heads to national election
Early polls show the Liberal party favored to win a sweeping majority under Prime Minister Louis St Laurent. Conservatives hope to gain seats mainly in Ontario but face a long odds path to oust Liberals, with Socialist CCF and Social Credit offering regional strength.
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Ontario
Liberals
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Canada
Prahi
Quebec
Jorn Diefenbaker
Conse al Cntes
50 000th Among 1656 OU Graduates
Norman Oklahoma graduation notes the 50 000th OU degree in a class of 1 656. Dr George Cross of Ardmore, president of the OU alumni association, spoke briefly. Degree number 99 000 went to Mes Morgan Tahlequah, who attends Later Vale Divinity School next autumn. Graduates represent 199 Oklahoma cities and towns, 38 other states and 11 foreign nations. In Oklahoma City, 68 medical school seniors attended separate graduation ceremonies at the medical school auditorium.
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George Cross
Keans
Ardmore
OU Alumnut Associétior
Tomes Morgan
Tahlequah
Lonter Vale Divinity School
Oklahoma Cities
Oklahoma City
OC Medical School
Patt
Medical School
Newswoman James T. Jackson Dies at 62 in Pauls Valley
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at the First Methodist Church for Mrs. James T. Jackson a longtime newspaper woman with Kansas and Oklahoma ties who died at her home yesterday of a heart attack. At 62 she helped found the Seminole Producer in 1927 with her husband they later owned The Democrat and radio station KVLH before selling the paper in 1949. Jackson now manages the Pauls Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Jordan Expels Two Egyptians Citing Security Concerns
Jordan announced it expelled two Egyptian figures citing security concerns after a military attaché allegedly sought Jordanian help to recruit a guide to assassinate officials in Amman. The move followed Cairo charging Jordan with planning a conspiracy and involved the withdrawal of Egypt’s consul general in Jerusalem and replacement of a military representative.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Rifai Eurlice
Egypt
Mishe- Shabier
Rifai
Aikdlo East News
Agon- Vey
Cairo
Hilal
Ali
Monaces
Nnan
Immerliate
Mitigiry
Sind
Optian
Feith
Mill
Hussein
Nasser
Soa
Jeftist
Stray Electricity Plague Hits Philadelphia Area
Reported stray electric currents from abandoned trolley tracks in Philadelphia jump across pavements, entering water and gas mains and corroding metal at a rapid rate. In a separate note, Airman John D. Painter, 22, died from carbon monoxide fumes in a car near Sali Kan while stationed at Schilling Air Force Base.
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Philadelphia
Troley
Sali Kan
A.C
John D. Painter
Charles D. Painter
Nowata
Okla
Schilling Air Force Base
Jap Courts Are Fair But Use No Juries
In postwar Tokyo a trial system lacking juries is described as fair, with expert observers noting reforms that shift burden to the prosecution and ensure judicial independence. The article contrasts Japanese practice with U.S. courts, citing longer trials and different evidence rules while highlighting common protections for defendants.
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Tokyo
William S$. Girard
U. S
Supreme Court
U.S
Altorn
Japan
Justice Ministry
Jude
United States
Aummeys
Tages
Cabine
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors note striking improvements in cases ranging 10 to 29 years, with lasting results over months. Preparation H is offered as suppositories or ointment with applicator, sold at drug stores with satisfaction guaranteed.
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New York, N. Y
Beg
U.K
Pat
Italy Faces Political Crisis as Zoli Tangles Majority
Rome reports Adone Zoli's Christian Democratic government in crisis amid a shaky parliamentary confidence vote. If fascist support is essential, Zoli contemplates resignation after a recheck shows the margin. officials say the outcome, set for Tuesday, hinges on the new tally.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Christian Democratic
Italy
Isteidlad
Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Houseboat Tragedy Kills 4 In Virginia
Dahlgren Va Virginia's worst boating accident of the year claimed four lives during a family fishing trip near Munchadoc Creek. A 7 year old boy Joe Miller fell overboard near shore, followed by his father Melvin Miller 32 his sister Pauline Houchins 35 and her husband Wayne 40 who died while diving in to rescue him.
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Dahlgren
Virginia
Joe Miller
Munchadoc Creek
Melvin Miller
Miller
Pauline Houchins
Wayne
Life insurance ad targets seniors for mail-in policy
A newspaper ad urges people age 60 to 80 to mail in for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses. It promises no obligation and no calls, asking only for name address and age, directed to Old American Ins Co Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Ins. Co
West 9Th, Dept
Instrumentation Digital On-line Transcriber plans announced
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co announces a new unit named Instrumentation Digital On-line Transcriber. The machine is described as capable of handling 128 separate pieces of information simultaneously.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Instrumentation
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