Cardinal Mindszenty Reported Moved for Health Care
Vatican sources say Cardinal Mindszenty, 53, imprisoned Hungarian primate, transferred from Budapest to a Slovak hospital for thyroid swelling. He also suffers angina and heart inflammation. Unconfirmed reports mention his possible death. officials provide limited updates amid wartime Hungary’s treason charges.
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VATICAN CITY
Reuters
Vatican
Joseph Cardinal Mondszenty
Hungary
Budapest
Slovakia
antir
e -Mimn
icy
Cardinal Mindszenty
Msgr
Andread Zakar
Howe announces initial wheat pool price cut in commons
Canadian Press report says Trade Minister Howe told Parliament western farmers will receive $1.10 per bushel for the initial payment under the new pool starting next Aug, down from $1.75, with No. 2 Canada Western oats at 65 cents and No. 3 barley at 93 cents. He cited safety against bankruptcy and alignment with international floor prices for 1950-51 and 1951-52, stressing this is an initial payment only and the pool runs year to year.
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Howe
commons
Fort William
Port Arthur
Wanker
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada Western
Fort Willam
the
post
United States
benis
Plebiscite Sought Over Edmonton Calgary Mixed Drinking Rules
Edmonton ministers faced a charge that province wide liquor regulation discriminates against Calgary and Edmonton. F C Coloorne urged allowing a plebiscite in Calgary to decide if mixed drinking should be allowed. Privileges denied complaints argued beer parlor hours cut from earlier plans. Legislation passed second reading with reduced hours. housing scheme debate followed.
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EDMONTON
Calgary
F. C. Coloorne
SC-Calgary
Arthur Wry
Ind-SCEanff-Cochrane
A. J. E. Liesemer
A. J
Manitoba Budget Sets Record Expenditures and Surplus
Manitoba Premier Douglas L Campbell delivers the 1950-51 budget with expenditures of a record 29,000,000 and no tax changes, forecasting a small surplus. Capital outlay reaches 629,474,000 as revenue from the Dominica-provincial agreement tops 39,420,051, with last year’s surpluses noted and page two continuation promised.
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WINNIPEG
Douglas L. Campbell
Dominica-provincial
Popular 4 door sedan tops Canadian car sales in Windsor Star
The Windsor Star reports the 4 door sedan is the leading car for Canada and export with 55 of every 100 cars made, followed by 23 two door sedans and 11 coupes. It notes reasons like weather protection and easier back seat access.
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Canada
Windsor Star
Epidemics Strain Calcutta with 2385 Deaths This Season
Calcutta reports two major epidemics in three months, smallpox and cholera. Smallpox has caused about 1700 deaths since January, while cholera, declared an epidemic on January 28, has claimed 685 lives. Authorities warned the disease sweep continues.
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CALCUTTA
Reuters
GLASGOW
Montreal hotel executive may appeal foreign exchange case
Ottawa April 5 Justice Minister Garson said no decision has been reached on appealing Vernon G. Caray's sentence. Caray, Montreal hotel executive, pleaded guilty to foreign exchange law violations and was fined 40090 last week. PC MLA JoanDefenta asked whether appeal was contemplated to keep uniform enforcement. Garson noted a report from the foreign exchange control board and that no decision will be made until it is received.
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OTtiwa
Garson
Vernon G. Caray
Montreal
Cardy
Joan Defenta
Lexie Centre
foreign exchange centrol board
nll
Crisis over Germany's future tests Western unity
Washington reports Britain, the United States and France edge toward a decisive stance on Germany's future and Western Europe’s unity. Britain’s role is pivotal to full German participation. without British cooperation, France may oppose a true German partnership. McCloy stressed integrating the German issue into a united Europe. The US backs European unity and German participation, while Britain and France hold the key to the next moves.
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WASHINGTON
Britain
United States
France
Germany
western Europe
Dean Acheson
Berin
Schuman c
London
John Jd. McCloy
state department
Europe
Cereal heir Kellogz dies at age six in California
Young heir John L Kellogz, six, dies in Chula Vista California from a cerebral hemorrhage. The file notes the family fortune tied to a cereal business. He is survived by relatives and was visiting the area when the death occurred.
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CHULA VISTA
Calif
John L. Kellogz
Czechs Doom 10 B C Clergymen To Prison Terms
A Prague court sentenced one Catholic clergyman to life and nine others to prison terms up to 25 years on treason and spying charges for the Vatican. Several monks and priests received 2 to 25 year sentences. a co-defendant got two years for not reporting activities. Western correspondents were barred from the trial amid charges of Vatican espionage and anti-Catholic persecution.
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RAGUE
Prague
Vatican
Czechoslova& move agency
Jan Mastilak
Moravian Theological Institute
Frantisek Silram
Czechoslovakia
Augustin Machalka
Nova Rive
Bohemia
Soviet Union
L'Osservatore Romano
Behumel Via Rajovsky
Zeliv
Sylvester Braito
the
Olomouc University
Josef Urban
Adolf Kaipr
Jan Biesik
Frantisek Mrkulasek
Stanislav Bariak
Nova Rise
Snags Baby On Front Bumper In California Incident
National City Calif Apr 1 Motorist Glenn E Snodgrass stopped after a milkman flagged him down and found two year old Charles Edward Potter snagged by clothing on the bumper and license plate. The car moved a block before being halted. The child was only scratched.
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NATIONAL CITY
Calif
Glenn E. Smoderass
H V Puthuff
Charles Edward Potter
danghne
Snodgrass
Budget Under Attack in Commons By Three Parties
A three front attack on the federal budget was launched in the commons yesterday by the Progressive Conservative, CCF and Social Credit parties. They demanded more fiscal planning and tacked non confidence motions against the government. The Social Credit leader Solon Low urged forming a national survey commission to study distribution of national production.
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UAWA
Progressive Conservative
C.C.F
Social Credit
Social Credit group
Solon Low
national survey commission
J. M. Macdonnell
P.C
Toronto Greenwood
house
COLDWELL
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
Knight Finletter named secretary for all by Truman
Thomas Knight Finletter, longtime champion of a 75 group air force, was named Tuesday by President Truman as secretary for all. A distinguished New York lawyer and frequent state department adviser, Finletter succeeds W. Stuart Symington, reassigned to the National Security Resources Board chair.
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KEY WEST
Fla
Thomas Knight Finsetter
Truman
New York
Finletter
W. Stuart Symington
national security resources board
Life Among The Ladies Women Bartenders Criticized
In New York from April 5 to 7 a union campaign targets women serving customers at bars. Five women bartenders and their owner at Larry’s Bar and Grill on Eighth Avenue defend their role, vowing to hold the line to support women behind the bar. Local 16 of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union complains, while Rose Marie Miller stands by her all-female staff.
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YORK
AF.L. union
Larry's Bar and Grill
Eighth Avenue
Times Square
Rose Marie Miller
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
Husband Gets Kick in Shins From Irate Wife
In Cocksville on April 5, Joseph Harrison pleaded innocent to a charge of threatening his wife. Mrs Harrison called him a liar and gave him a kick in the shins in court. The case was adjourned as she demanded action and Harrison exited through a back door.
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CCOCKSVILLE
Cat
Joseph Harrison ieterday
Crown counel A
Busts Now May Be On Way Out
A British corsetmaker accused Christian Dior of undermining the feminine bust. Dior denied the claim through a Paris spokesman. Alexander Campbell Watson published an open letter condemning efforts to suppress bust lines and venturing into what he calls a bleak 1920s fashion.
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Christian Dior
Dior
Paris
Alexander Campbell Watson
corsette and
Watson
United Nations approves Jerusalem international regime statute
Geneva April 5 The United Nations trusteeship council formally approves a statute to set up an international regime for the Jerusalem area. The move is bitterly opposed by Israel and Hashemite Jordan.
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GENEVA
United Nations trusteeship council
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Five month old Janice Magder dies after crying
Toronto April 5 Five month old Janice Magder cried herself to death Monday night coroner Dr A P Johns said yesterday Nothing the parents did pacified the child and she suddenly went limp The infant was dead when firemen were summoned with an inhalator.
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TORONTO
C.P
Janice Magder
A. P. Johns
Judge Calls For Whipping Of Hoodlums In Court
New Westminster British Columbia judge Harry Sullivan urged corporal punishment for youths, condemning modern psychology. He stated these kids need a good whipping after a lawyer asked for leniency for a 17 year old charged with two counts of breaking and entering. Sentence was deferred to April 24.
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NEW WESTMINSTER
B.C
Harry Sullivan
Sullivan
Calgary Boy Killed By Truck
Five year old Norman Robinson of Calgary was killed when crushed beneath a heavy truck. Police said he tried to jump onto the truck and missed. Calgary’s 1950 traffic deaths rose to four with Peter Befus dying in hospital later Tuesday from injuries on Thursday, believed to have walked into the side of a moving truck.
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CALGARY
Norman Robinson
river Joseph Smith
Calgay
Peter Befus
Befus
Aussies Build Flying Saucers in Canberra
Aeronautical specialists study Australian patent office plans dating to 1930 showing inverted saucer drawings with specifications. The designs claim vertical rise, hovering and high speed flight potential, suggesting the craft could fly if produced from the blueprint.
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CANBERRA
Australia
Borneo Sultan Jailed Amid Indonesian Uprising
The central government jailed Sultan Hamid I of West Borneo as alleged brains behind a plot to overthrow Jakarta. In Makassar, East Indonesia state police seized the local garrison during a lightning coup, accelerating the crisis in the newborn United States of Indonesia.
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Associated Press
Indonesia
Sultan Hamid I
West Borneo
Jakarta
Makassar
Celebes
East Indonesia
Sultan Hamid
West Barneo
United States
Netherlands
Susan Hamid
West Java
R. P. P.Turk
Westerling
Stratford
Ont
Hamid
Royal
Nethe
Flying boat explodes off Pearl Harbor. crew escape
The navy's Marshall Mars exploded and burned near Keehi lagoon off Honolulu after a forced landing. Pilot Lieut Cmdr Glenn E Simmons and six crew members jumped clear. no passengers aboard. The ship vanished into the sea as flames raged.
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HONOLULU
navy
Pearl Harbor
Keehi lagoon
Glenn E. Simmons
Dallas
Tex
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