Lakie Heads Polls As Virtue Turner And Castles Are Returned
Lakie heads polls as Virtue Turner and Castles are returned to the Lethbridge city council for two more years. 3,452 voters cast ballots of seven candidates, 51 percent turnout of 6,778 eligible. Four CGA aldermen, two CLO, one USA, plus one Independent Labor winner filled council seats.
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Virtue
Turner And
Castles
Civic Labor Organization and
Aid
A. G. Virtue
K.C
G. S
Joe” Lakie
C.G.A
Ald
Reginald Turner
C.L
Edward Castles
U.S.A
Robert A. Reagh
U.G.A
Clemens Firock
William Triska
Independent Labor
Lethbridge
Chinese Wear U S Uniforms Attack U N Beach at Hungnam
Allied evacuation at Hungnam speeds up as Chinese troops wearing American parka uniforms attack the escape beach-head. U N forces repulse the assault while planning for possible night offensives. The Chinese mass 64 000 to 80 000 troops around the port, with eight divisions pressing the beachhead.
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OKYO
Hungnam
Korea
United Nations
PACE
Sea of Japan
North Korea
U.N
Eighth
parallel 38
North
South Korea
Macarthur
Canadians To Continue On To Korea War Area
Canadians from the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry arrive in Yokohama Japan and prepare to sail for the Korean war theatre. An advance party of 350 cooks clerks drivers and tradesmen is already near Pusan. Additional Canadian units include three destroyers and an RCAF transport squadron aiding operations.
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Korea War
PILL BOSS
OKOHAMA
Japan
The Patricias
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
Dominion
Korea
Canada
Pusan
Pats
R.C.A.F
The Left Hand Corner Fifty Three Sundays Lady Attache's Experience
A reviewer highlights a Toronto event or column titled The Left Hand Corner Fifty-Three Sundays. The piece notes observations by a female attache on city life, social scenes, and cultural happenings in Toronto, presented with a wry, retrospective voice.
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Toronto
London Pastor Appointed Leader at Moody Church
FRANKLIN LOGSDON, 44, of London Ontario, has been named pastor of Moody Church in Chicago, the largest independent evangelical church in the United States. He lacks formal theological schooling and says he cannot believe the selection. For nine years he led Central Baptist Church in London. At Moody he will oversee a church with an R. 8. FRANKLIN LOGSDON, continues on Page 14.
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Ontario
Moody church
Chicago
U.S
Mr. Logsdon
Central Baptist church
Moody
FRANKLIN LOGSDON
Christmas Surprise From Vancouver Police Plan
Police Chief Walter Mulligan announced a holiday DUI crackdown using unmarked patrol cars to spot drivers under the influence of liquor during the Christmas season in Vancouver.
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VANCOUVER
Walter Mulligan
U S Cuts Off All Marshall Aid To G B
Washington reports the United States ends all Marshall Plan aid to Britain effective January 1 due to Britain’s improving economy. Since 1948 Britain received about 2.694 billion dollars under the program named for General George C Marshall, aimed at postwar recovery and countering Communism.
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G.B
WASHINGTON
United States
Britain
William C. Foster
Geo. C. Marshall
Europe
Prairie Enemy Coyotes Flourish Across the Prairies
No. 1 enemy of farmers and ranchers, the coyote, thrives despite costly extinction campaigns across Alberta and Saskatchewan. Officials say Alberta's coyote population nears Saskatchewan's estimated 100,000, with fewer in Manitoba. Raptors and wolves are noted as stronger threats elsewhere. (Continued on Page 32)
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Saskatchewan
prairies
Manitova
British Columbia
Canada
ALTA
Faye Emerson Weds Band Leader in MildeCrystal Room
Actress Faye Emerson marries band leader Lyle C Skitch Henderson in Cuernavaca Mexico. She is Elliott Roosevelt’s former wife and this is her third marriage. The ceremony took place in a room lined with miles of poinsettias.
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CUERNAVACA
Mexico
Faye Emerson
Lyle C
Skitch) Henderson
Milies
poinsettas
Miss Emerson
Elliott Roosevelt
Judge Awards Damages for Hospital Burns in Ashcroft
Judge James A. McGeer of Vancouver received 5319 in damages from Ashcroft and District General Hospital after suffering leg burns from a hot water bottle while a patient in Ashcroft BC hospital last February.
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VANCOUVER
James A. McGeer
Ashcroft
B.C
Ashcroft and district general hospital
Allies Powerless Halt Flow Of Vital Goods To USSR
Allied officials report West Germany ships vital war materials behind the iron curtain. Machine tools belt bearings optical supplies and steel products move secretly toward Soviet satellites, with surplus U.S. rolling stock also diverted for relay to Russia. Authorities admit export licensing power proves ineffective.
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FRANKFURT
West Germany
Russia
United States army
Liberal M P for Edmonton West to join cabinet
Liberal member for Edmonton West is set to be named to the federal cabinet in a announcement expected from Prime Minister St Laurent today. The move signals a front line reshuffle and broadens the government’s balance of power.
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Liberal M.P
Edmonton West
St. Laurent
Prudham Named Minister of Mines and Technical Surveys
Ottawa reports Prime Minister St Laurent names George Prudham Liberal MP Edmonton West as minister of mines and technical surveys. Prudham, 46, will depart Dec 31 or Jan 1 for the commonwealth prime ministers conference in London and cabinet is expected to approve civil service and armed forces pay increases. Senator James A. MacKinnon, 69, will leave the cabinet and is hospitalized in Montreal for a checkup.
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St. Laurent
George Prudham
Edmonton West
commonwealth
London
Canada
Mr. Prudham
James A. MacKinnon
MacKinnon
Montreal
trade and commerce
R.C.M.F
Plot to Slay MacArthur Under Probe in Tokyo
American counter intelligence agents investigate two Japanese police reserve members on suspicion of plotting with Communists to assassinate General MacArthur. Both suspects were jailed after arrest by Japanese police and reporting to American authorities.
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TOKYO
Reuters
meaders
Gen. MacArthur
Teachers condemned as incompetent by Lazerte in Edmonton
Dr M B Lazerte former dean at University of Alberta accused thirty thousand Canadian teachers of incompetence urging parents to demand better trained teachers and government action at a University Home and School Association meeting.
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EDMONTON
M. BE. Lazerte
University of Alberta
University Home and School Association
Lazerte
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