Argentine Navy Bombs Gulf to Flush Out Mystery Sub
Argentine Navy used depth charges in a Gulf Nuevo operation to flush out an unidentified submarine thought bottled up in waters off the coast. Naval ships patrol the gulf entrance as aircraft and helicopters, supported by destroyers and frigates, seek to prevent the submarine from escaping to open sea.
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Coastal Gulf
BUENOS AIRES
Reuters
gulf
Golfo Nuevo
here
GULF ENTRANCE
Puerto Mardyn
Arturo Frondizi
Halifax Weather Hits Nova Scotia As Floods Rage
Halifax and Dartmouth residents faced a persistent weather crisis with an overnight freeze and long lasting rainfall. Snow blocked railroad yards and heavy winds gusted up to 60 mph. Roads were icy and flooded, delaying travel and keeping schools partially closed.
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St. Mary's Basilica
Barrington Street
Spring Garden Road
Herald
HALIFAX
Atlantic province
Nova Scotia
Dartmouth
John Edge
St John’s
Stork Delivers Twin Boys in Car Near Fernie
Pete Cabelguen and wife traveling from Circular Sawmills Ltd camp to Fernie district hospital found the stork ahead of them. In the car en route, they delivered the first twin shortly after reaching the highway at Elko, then the second a few miles farther. The three born in hospital are reported as doing nicely at Ferme.
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CRANBROOK BC
HNS
Pete Cabelguen
Circular Sawmills Ltd
Fernie
Fernie district hospital
Ferme
Cabelguen
Elko
Tne
Manitoba urges advisory transit tribunal for Canada transport policy
Manitoba proposes a new advisory tribunal to coordinate rail road water air and pipeline transport and to help craft a national policy. Premier Duff Roblin argues the burden on Manitobans is heavier than in Canada or the U S and calls for a better long haul shipping deal. The submission opposes large federal subsidies to railways for Western farmers and suggests reforms to freight rate structures and cross country pricing with hearings in provincial capitals.
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WINNIPEG
Canada
Manitoba
royal commission on transportation
Duff Roblin
royal commission
United States
Praine
Toronto-Vancouver
Prates
Great Lakes
St Lawrence Seaway
minister of transport
Board of Transport Commissioners
National Harbors Board
Canadian Maritime Commission
Payments To Beetmen This Week
A federal deficiency payment of 1 475 000 dollars will be mailed to 1 600 members of the Alberta Beet Growers Association by week end. The payment, received by the association, will be sent to individual beet growers with average payments around 900 dollars per grower.
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Alberta Beet Growers’ Association
Harry Boyse
Association
Six Priests Jailed for Fascist Anti-State Activity
In Belgrade a communist court sentenced six Roman Catholic priests and two theology students to prison terms from 24 to seven years for anti state propaganda. Rev Ciml Kos led the group based at the Catholic seminary of Diahovo in northern Croatia. Another priest received 13 years in a prior ruling for fascist anti state activity.
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BELGRADE
Croatia
Ciml Kos
Diahovo
Veteran South African cricketer Lous Stricker dies at 75
Cape Town Reuters reports veteran cricketer Lous Stricker, who played 13 tests for South Africa, died Saturday at age 75. Stricker participated in the 1909-10 tour of England, leaving a notable mark in early international cricket.
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CAPE TOWN
Reuters
Lous Stricker
South Africa
Stricker
England
Opening of Waterton pool to kick spring season
Town residents anticipate the Waterton swimming pool opening in early spring. Aldermen G. S. Lake and Chiff Blick discuss topics over coffee as city streets see new activity. Also noted are weather hints and stray references to Park forecasts and local letters from Seven Prices, Alta.
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Asher Tane National Park
ain Lethbiidge
Waterton
Canada
Alta
G. S. Lake
Chiff Blick
Open War Declared as London Gang Fight Turns Deadly
A Chicago style gang war erupts in London’s underworld with Selwyn Cooney shot dead and Billy the Boxer William Ambrose wounded, as three masked killers strike a Duval Street club. Police cite an east-west gang feud and fear a wider open conflict across clubs and districts.
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LONDON
Selwyn Cooney
Duval Street
William Ambrose
Billy the Boxer
Jack the Ripper
Pen Club
Ambrose
Fan Fay
Richardson Fay
Cooney
new Cabinet Club
west end
Contest Judges Accuse Met of Using Them as Stooges
Five contest judges accused the Metropolitan Opera of pressuring them to pick the first place winner in a talent audition. Assistant manager John Gutman denied free choice but cited a democratic vote. Miss Lavergne Monette of Baltimore won the right to national auditions for a potential Met tryout.
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WASHINGTON
Metropolitan Opera
stooges
the
Metropolitan
John Gutman
middle Atlantic
Lavergne Monette
Baltimore
Met
Paw Hume
Washington Post
Gutman
Perishes In Trailer Fire In Calgary
Hans Rothesberger, 76, died Sunday night when his trailer in an east Calgary auto court caught fire. His body was found by two men who saw smoke and forced the locked door. He had lived alone in the trailer for three years, with the fire traced to an overheated stove.
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CALGARY
Hans Rothesberger
Rothesberger
Stand Centres On Old LHC Site Not Re zoning
Oldman River District Planning Commission rejects a request to re zone land at 9th St N and 3rd Ave from general industry to offices for provincial offices. Planning Director S Clarke argues spot zoning harms a coherent land use pattern and urges against creating isolated office clusters.
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CLARKE
Roenes
provuca
Oldman River District Planning Commission
S Clarke
department of public works
9th St
3rd Ave
Internatonal Harvester
Clarkes
New Name for Royal Family Mountbatten Windsor Adopted
The Queen announced a plan that future royal descendants outside direct line will bear the surname Mountbatten Windsor, combining her husband’s name with her own. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said the move aligns with the Queen’s long held wish. The London Gazette confirms the Privy Council declaration preserving Windsor for direct line members. The change could apply if the next child is a boy, affecting grandchildren’s names beyond prince or princess status. Previous 1952 ruling kept Windsor for all children, while Mountbatten joined the surname in others. Downing Street indicated ongoing government discussion on the matter.
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Mountbatten-Windsor
Buckingham Palace
royal house
London Gazette
Privy Council
house
Windsor
Mountbatten
prince
princess
Mountbatten- Windsor
Earl Mountbatten
Macmillan
10 Downing Street
Not Guilty Ruling In Canadian Breweries Case
Toronto Chief Justice J C McRuer cleared Canadian Breweries Limited of charges under the Combines Investigation Act for operating a combine. Ottawa cabinet will not block tonight's scheduled execution of Marvin McKee, 20, Huntsville Ont, for the taxi driver murder, eighth execution in Canada since 1957. Canada to open new diplomatic missions in Latin America, says External Affairs Minister Green. Calgary emergency council meeting over energy board argument on natural gas price control. Steamship Clara burned near Martinique, crew rescued by a French warship.
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TORONTO
J. C. McRuer
Ontario Supreme Court
Canadian Breweries Limited
OTTAWA
Marvin McKee
Huntsville
Ont
Canada
OFraAW aA
Latin America
Green
CALGARY
national energy board
Cale Kary
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Washington Star
Thorpe
New York
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ith
Richard Bates mus
Natonal Gallery of Art
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Daryl Chessman
San Quentin Prison
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