Szulc guilty of attempted murder in Lethbridge case
A 33 year old Polish army veteran Antoni Szulc, who came to Canada in 1946, was found guilty of attempted murder for shooting Miss Helen Sobullak near her North Lethbridge home last December. He received ten years in Prince Albert penitentiary while also being found guilty of unlawful wounding Mrs Tillack, receiving two years to run concurrently.
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Plan Haven for Nudists in Chicago
The Chicago Sunbathing Association was formally incorporated. It advocates mixed nude bathing on city beaches and sections of parks set aside for nude sunbathing. A Rose Lawn Indiana convention will name the most fit man and woman as Independence Adam and Eve.
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Chicago Sunbathing Association
Rose Lawn
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Victorian monks celebrate Buckfast Abbey double jubilee
The Benedictine monks Dom Winfrid Rechsteiner and Dom Richard Dillenze renew vows after nearly 50 years of service to Buckfast Abbey. Gifts arrive from Rome and colleagues, including books and illuminated congratulations. The monks, cousins from near Biberach, Germany, moved to Buckfast as youths in 1892.
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Dom Winfrid Rechsteiner
Dom Richard Dillen
Halpin Elected Macleod Chamber Head At Banquet
Lee Halpin manager of the Bank of Commerce branch was elected president of the Macleod Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet in the town hall. Honorary presidents are Mayor G R Davis and MLA James Hartley. Officers include Chas Masch first vice president Reeve Hugh McLean second vice president Jack Moffitt secretary Chas Reach treasurer and executive members F P Walshe A A Neddow Jack Colwell Norman Grier L Shapiro Wm Murphy Wm Brewster Hugh Craig D A Byle W Whitworth and A L Lowe CPR. A leather briefcase was presented to retiring secretary Chas Mason by Mr Boyle. The entertainment committee highlighted the program with guest speaker and included board members from Lethbridge Granum Claresholm Cardston and Pincher Creek. The Anglican W A Evening branch ladies received praise for the banquet.
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Wm. Murphy
Wm. Brewster
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D. A. Byle
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A. L. Lowe
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Third Mercy Plane Heads to Arctic Rescue Mission
A third plane bound for Cambridge Bay joins a rescue effort for eight seriously ill Eskimos at Cresswell Bay, 1,740 air miles northeast of Edmonton. The Dakota loaded with bandages departed Sawmill Bay after delivering medical supplies and parts for a downed plane. A trapper named Mr. Lyle reports landing strips will be ready by Monday, and the fleet may stay at Cambridge Bay until then.
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Great Bear Lake
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Two Trappers Die In Ontario Plane Crash
Sudbury area report says two Indian trappers Richard Naveau aged 48 and Sidney Naveau aged 41 from Gogama died when their plane crashed on Konegamassi Lake, 100 miles northeast of Sudbury. Pilot Robert Milligan, 28, from Toronto, is in critical condition with multiple bruises and fractures.
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Konegamassi Lake
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Sidney Naveau
Gogama
Robert Milligan
Toronto
Gandhi Slayer Sentenced to Die by Gallows
NEW DELAY Feb 16 AP Narayan Gooden and Narayan Apte editors of Fauna newspaper were sentenced to die for Gandhi assassination. Five defendants got life terms. Acquitted brains of plot V D Savarkar. Godse and seven others grooved in court, shouting about Pakistan and Hindustan.
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V. D. Savarkar
Gandhi
D. BR. Badge
U S. Vice-Consul Expelled From Budapest Amid Spy Smuggling Allegations
Budapest reports the expulsion of Robin Steussy vice-consul third secretary of the U S Legation accused of spying and smuggling men out of Hungary. Stephen A Koczak another attache faced similar charges previously as Mindszenty case developments continue. Steussy departed for Vienna after being ordered to leave within 24 hours.
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United States Legation
Hungary
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Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Tibor Gal
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olic
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Selden B. Chapin
Steussy
Miroczak
New York Sets Record Feb Notable Warmth
New York City recorded its warmest February day in history yesterday with a high of 59.3 degrees, date marked Feb 9. The unusual warmth broke prior records and drew attention across the metropolitan area.
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NEW YORK
New York city
Fantastic Spy Ring Story Wssnnsion
The U S army details a Communist spy ring funneling Japanese military secrets to Russia from 1933 to 1941. It praises Dr Richard Sorge in Tokyo as leading a near perfect espionage operation, with 15 henchmen and others at large. Sorge and Ozaki Kozumi were executed in 1944. betrayals occurred before Pearl Harbor.
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Richard Sorge
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Sorge
Ozaki Kozumi
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Spend More Than We Get OTTAWA Deficit Forecast for Newfoundland
Government estimates project a 23 million dollar deficit in Newfoundland in the first year after joining Canada as the 10th province. Finance Minister Abbott told committee members expenditures across federal departments will total about 50 million, with revenues slated at 27 million. The package includes 16.5 million of a 42 million transitional grant and covers pensions, veterans benefits, defense, debt servicing, and other federal responsibilities.
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Northern Ireland voters decide general election
Belfast reports a high turnout as Northern Ireland voters go to polls to decide 28 contested seats. Unionists were set to win most seats by acclamation, while four seats at Queen’s University Belfast await byelections. Polls open 9 am to 8 pm CST, results expected soon.
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Mindszenty Free After Fifteen Years In Prison
BEDAPEST February 10 Reuters reports Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty will be freed after fifteen years of life imprisonment for treason by a two person people's court. The official noted Hungarian law frees life term sentences after fifteen years though the cardinal's sentence awaits Supreme Court confirmation next week along with appeals by six co accused.
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ASHINGTON
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Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
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gary
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Russia likely to defend satellite state per Moscow propaganda
They expect Russia will immediately spring to the defence of its satellite state. Such a course has been foreshadowed by the consistent support given the Hungarian regime by Moscow radio and propaganda outlets. Authorities here assert the cardinal's conviction and life sentence, while dramatic, reflect broader geopolitical pressure.
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Moscow
British Columbia Revenue May Exceed 90 Million
Victoria report states 1949 revenue may surpass 90 million dollars, about 13 million more than Finance Minister Anscomb’s year-ago estimate. Expenditures are pegged at 77 million, yielding roughly a 10 million surplus with the rest in supplementary spending.
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B.C
British Columbia
Herbert Anscomb
Snow and eruptions dominate Crow's Nest Pass and New Zealand
Wet snow fell in Crow's Nest Pass amid rising melt temperatures near 36 above. New Zealand's Ruapehu volcano erupted violently with a towering plume and glowing fragments raining from the sky. Oregon flood waters threatened roads and rail lines while Cascade passes remained perilous. Big Bill Tilden jailed in Los Angeles for contributing to a youth, age 56. Netherlands protests Australia over immigration policy. Seamen's Union authorizes strike action if wage conditions fail. Edmonton taxi driver charged with manslaughter after a fatal crash involving a veteran resident.
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