Truman warns on rising prices and government inaction
Ottawa notes a fourth day in the commons as CPI debates the cost of living and opposition criticism. Calls grow for a stronger committee with powers to recommend action, while critics warn the measure could be merely delaying. Senate reviews bills on water power rights for crown projects and the Snare River gold plan.
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OTTAWA
CPI
commons
Khen techamber
Gaspard Fauteux
C.CF. group
Coldwell
C.CF
house
chamber
John Diefenbaker
P.C
Lake Centre
matoel‘re
SENATE
Biase
Snare River
North West Territories
Turkey Recalls Russ Ambassador
NKARA Feb 5 Turkey recalls its ambassador from Moscow in a tit for tat move after Russia refused to return Ankara s envoy The foreign office did not comment on the withdrawal of Ambassador Faik Zibzi Akdar from Moscow Russia meanwhile recalls its ambassador Sergei Vinogradov since fall 1945 and is represented here by a chargé d affaires
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a NKARA
Turcey
Moscow
Russia
Ankara
foreign office
Faik Zibzi Akdar
Sergei Vinogradov
Left Hand Corner studies feed needs for egg laying
At Glanoss College of Agriculture researchers calculate feed requirements for hens based on weight and egg output. A new table estimates annual feed per produced egg, showing the relation between dry feed and number of eggs. The clipping also notes currency shifts in Shanghai and a Chinese slander case ruling.
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University of Glanoss College of Agriculture
Calgary ambulance race saves mother of twins
A five hour battle over icy roads and heavy snow first brought Abs. James Drek and his ambulance crew to a Calgary hospital. The mother, Abs. James Drek, delivered twins early this morning after a long rescue drive in harsh winter conditions. Officials reported the call came in at noon on Wednesday and the ambulance reached the scene after six and a half miles of travel, with a caterpillar tractor assisting along the route.
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CALGARY
Febs
Abs
James Drek
emilés
Drek
Seven Die in Quebec Fires in Chapleau and St Michel
Fires in Quebec within 24 hours killed seven people and destroyed two homes. In Chapleau county a farmhouse blaze claimed three Fontaine children Rosie Avra and Denis while three older siblings were saved. At St Michel near Levis a separate fire killed Irefle Michaud 83 his wife 72 and their daughter in law and two grandsons aged 18 and 12. Neighbors aided in saving others as authorities investigated arson unclear.
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QUEBEC
lves
Chapleau
St. Marc de'Figury
St Michel
St Lawrence river
Levis
Irefle Michaud
Adolphe Michaud
Jean Yves Michaud
Michel
St. Marc de Figury
Amos
Armand Fontaine
Fontaine
Rosie
Avra
Making Great Strides in Europe Aid Effort Sees Experts Voices
In Geneva on February 5, regional experts discuss Europe’s economic needs and the urgency of international assistance. The dialogue highlights coordinated measures, fiscal support, and the role of global partners in stabilizing European economies amid ongoing challenges.
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EUROPE
Election rumors in Regina point to cautious campaign buildup
Persistent rumors of a June general election in Saskatchewan stir political activity as the 35-member legislature and Premier T. C. Douglas' CCF government face a light legislative agenda. Proposals reportedly include a voluntary jury duty for women, a $600,000 river bridge bond, and university power to examine admissions. Liberal opposition hints at attacking crown corporations and boards, while debates are broadcast on Saskatchewan radio. The piece also notes broader economic recovery efforts and United Nations planning for Europe's postwar recovery under Marshall Plan-style aid, with a cautious forecast on timing and impact.
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REGINA
Saskatchewan
T. C. Douglas
CCF
C.C.P
South Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
W. J. Patterson
fiso
CCFP
United Nations economic commissions for Europe
commission
United States
Harvard
Europe
nomic commission
ion
Nicolas Kaldor
mative
Hungary
Rektor
Pincher Creek hears highway plan from Hon. Fallow
Hon. W. A. Fallow minister of public works told the Pincher Creek Board of Trade that the government aims to build the Pincher Waterton Lakes Park highway within the year. He said routing awaits engineers renewal data before final route choice. The luncheon progressed with talks on local pioneers who helped shape the Waterton area and a five year road program focusing on arterial highways.
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PINCHER CREEK
W. A. Fallow
public works
Pincher Creek Board of Trade
Pincaer - Waterton Lakes Park
mace
ithe minkier
Pinchex Creek board
Fai- Ten
COLEMAN
Alex Frame
N. H. Bradley
Lethorides
Sam Pincher Greek
the
trade board
C. C. Coleman
Waterton Lakes Park
Brocket
Cowley
Lethbridge
Cumberland
Fallow
Pincher - Waterton Country
R. Cooper
H. Height
Waterton Lakes
Pincher
Thomas H. Scott
Waterton
Pincherite
J. Glein
A. Kemmis
Mr. Falcon
Edmonton
Beer myth about milk cows at Wisconsin show
A Wisconsin Farm and Home Show segment mocks a claim that a beer-drinking English cow produced 41,952 pounds of milk in 329 days. Cattlemen caution such liquor use is not advised, noting alfalfa silage and grain feed instead.
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MADISON
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Nazi General Blaskewitz Takes His Own Life in Prison
Gen Johannes Blaskewitz, who surrendered to Canadian forces in Holland in May 1945, died by his own action in Nuernberg prison just before his war crimes trial. He was 64 and had commanded armies in Czechoslovakia Poland and France, and was indicted with 13 others for crimes against peace and humanity. The case opened as prosecutors charged 14 German military leaders with rearming before Hitler.
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NULENBERG
Johannes Blaskewitz
Holland
Naernberg
wehrmachtseterat
Charles Foulkes
Bisskowits
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Goering
Robert Ley
Leonside Conti
Blaskowitz
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
mace
Poland
ings
Russia
France
United States
Germany
Hitler
Britain’s wartime schoolchildren grew taller and heavier
London Feb 5 A government report on World War II children shows average gains in height and weight despite shortages and air raids. School milk meals and extra rations are credited with improved health and a lower influenza rate, though some scars remain.
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LONDON
Britain
Wilson Jackson
education ministry
London county council
Market Break Triggers Disagreement Over Pocketbook Effects
Washington Feb 5 President Truman urged Congress for price controls as prices rise alarmingly threatening a crash. He showed charts from the budget bureau and argued government power to set prices is essential, while critics say controls hurt production. Experts note yesterday's sharp market break raises questions for housewives and the economy.
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Associated Press
ASHINGTON
Truman
congress
RILE
budget bureau
tere
CHICAGO
packetiook
lmit
Minneapolis
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Federal reserve bank loens
Europe
Anderson
Orchid Plant Worth $5,000 Brampton Case
Brampton Ontario on February 5 report that Bl Perrett, who tends 1,000 orchids at a local greenhouse, turned a three penny piece of root into a $5,000 windfall. A dealer allegedly sold him a worthless root piece, which he later planted producing rare orchids sold for five thousand dollars.
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Perrett
Bil
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Valera Party Takes Lead in Dublin Election
BERLIN Feb 5 MacBride leader of the Clann Na Fol party newly formed Republican won a seat in Dublin southwest, giving his party its first success in the Eire general election. Fianna Fail led in another three seats with Fine Gael two. A surprise outcome left Fine Gael trailing in the three seat Dublin district where Seen McEntee headed the poll. MacBride, a 42 year old Dublin lawyer and former IRA commander, led the Republican surge. The party’s emergence occurred only two years ago, and MacBride is the son of Maud Gonne the independence campaigner. (Continue on Page Ten.)
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MacBride
Clann Na Fol
Dublin
Fianna Fail
Fine. Gael
Richard
Matseahy
party
Fine Gael
Seen McEntee
De Velera
Irish Republican army
lis
Maud Gondbe
Lost and Found Notice
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De Valera Leads Fianna Fail With Large Majority
Dublin reports reveal Prime Minister De Valera and Fianna Fail leading the field with a large majority in early results from yesterday’s general election. The bulletin notes other world items including a shotgun attack on a taxi driver in Alphax, gas rationing in Britain, possible royal marriage in May, wintry BC weather, Turkey resisting Russian demands, and Wheeler turning down a political post in Miami.
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DE VALERA
DUBLIN
Reuters
Frime
Fianna Fail
TARE
ALIFANX
C.P.J
Leonard Mattatall
K GB
LONDON
house of commens feder
Huck Gaitskell
fuel and power
Gaitskell
iaNis
ANNE
MICHAEL
COPENBAGEN
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Frizce Kede
Beuchen
Parma
Silene
Romania
Amme
Michaeci
Switzerland
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Fed. S
British Columbia
Fraser Valley
Abbotsford
Prince George
TURKEY
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Darkey
Necmedjin “Sadik
Meadw
r WHEELER
MIAMI
Fla
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
tured
American Federation of Labor
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Mbor
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Gowse Bay
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GENEVA
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Eire
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