Minister Accused Of Affairs By Church Members
Calif Jan 13 Accused Glendale First Church of four year minister Dr Brougher Jr charges that district dissidents and women members made wild accusations of immoral conduct. Williams Maxwell seek church hearing and membership election. Suit names 30 deacons 34 deaconesses 10 trustees.
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Calif
Wee
Icomb Brougher, Jr
Glendale
Los Angeles
Maxwell
Brougher
Williams
DOUBTS PIPE PROJECT EYES ALBERTA TO SASKATCHEWAN ROUTE
Julian Garrett of Edmonton outlines a proposed main pipeline starting near Gleichen Alberta and running roughly along the CPR eastward through Regina to Winnipeg. Branch lines would serve Saskatoon and Prince Albert with connections to other centers. The project would be backed by Winnipeg financiers Osler Hammond and Nanton and would serve about 490,000 people with projected five year sales of 28 billion cubic feet annually. Estimated line cost 49 million and distributing systems 26 million.
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GLEICHEN
Julian Garrett
Edmonton
Edmonton gas system
Alta
Calgary
C.P.R
Regina
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Osler
Alberta
Garrett
federal house
board of transport commissioners
G. 8. Hume
Ottawa
Dominion
Coincidence Sparks Oak River Post Office Move
In Oak River on January 13 W Pate granted a town wish when the Board of Trade urged the Dominion government to build a new post office. Hours later a fire destroyed the old post office making a new building a necessity.
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OAK RIVER
Man
W— Pate
Board of Trade
Dominion
Alberta gas reserves and pricing discussed by Dixon
Alberta holds 000,000 cubic feet of gas with reserves lasting 112 years at current Alberta consumption. Edmonton and Saskatoon markets could be affected by transport costs, making eastern customers pay much more than Edmonton. Dixon testified California Standard drills near Winnipeg and noted Manitoba prospects as a buffer against long eastern pipelines.
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Alberta
Garrett
Seattle-Vancouver
prairies
WINNIPEG
Edmonton
Dixon
California Standard Company
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
CHIANG FIGHTING CONTINUES NEAR TIENTSIN GATE
Fighting rages near Tientsin and at Teh shengmen Gate of Victorious Peace as 600 Communists struck the gate area and were repelled 300 yards from the wall. Fu's headquarters report 200 Reds killed. Tatung in northern Shansi faces critical siege conditions, with Taiyuan as the last Nationalist hold. United States weighs mediation options with Britain and France as Big Four talks begin.
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Tientsin
u Tso-Yi
Tehshengmen
United States information service office
Tatung
Shansi
Taiyuan
TNientsin
China
Lovett
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Britain
France
United States
Russia
state department
Federal Health Grants Aid Polio Victims in Alberta
Ottawa reports federal health grants will fund treatment for poliomyelitis victims not covered by the 1938 Alberta Polio Sufferers Act. The funds cover medical care after the acute phase, orthopedic appliances, and rehabilitation for both adults and children previously affected. The Alberta Department of Health proposed the project and provincial acknowledgment has been sent to Minister Cross.
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OTTAWA
Alberta
Alberta Department of Health
W. W. Cross
Washington Eyes Caution on Chiang Policy
Washington adopts a cautious stance with London and Paris, avoiding haste on Chiang Kai-shek. Officials say American policy in recent months has been hands off and no party has urged a specific war course in Nanking or Washington.
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Washington
Lonndon
Paris
Nanking
Chiang
Alberta farm unity debated as UFLA backs funding plan
Delegates at a regional Alberta meeting backed a $2.50 fee and urged reserves to strengthen farm organizations. President George Church of Balzac called for self-assessment and funding reform while Carl Stimpfle of Edmonton defended affiliation with the Alberta Federation of Agriculture. The merger plan creates two membership classes, grants women equal rights, and extends junior sections with a 27 year age limit. Local chapters may form with six qualified farmers, and existing locals under OFA or AFA merge into the new body.
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UFLA
George Church
Balzac
Alta
Church
APU
Carl Stimpfle
Edmonton
Alberta Federation of Agriculture
APA
A.F.A
gemain
Af’A
AF A
AFU
UP.A. boss
stoo
U.P.A
OFA
AFA
Bank chief warns on artificial respiration for recovery
Sydney G. Dobson president of the Royal Bank of Canada told the Ottawa annual meeting that current business levels are largely kept alive by artificial respiration in credits from Canada and the United States. He warned that a sudden cut by the Economic Recovery Program or Canada’s Europe loans would leave world trade disordered and urged immediate action and careful policy to preserve credit.
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MONTREAL
Sydney G. Dobson
Royal Bank of Canada
Canada
United States
Europe
Dobson
Vicki Evans Is Termed Fugitive
New York January 13 1949 dancer Vicki Evans a defendant in the Hollywood narcotics trial with Robert Mitchum was arrested yesterday as a fugitive A warrant had been issued after she failed to appear for trial along with Mitchum actress Lila Leeds and Robin Ford who were found guilty in California of conspiracy to possess marijuana The 25 year old dancer said she could not travel to the coast for trial due to lack of funds
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NEW YORK
Vicki Evans
Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
California
Water rights talk on Waterton and Belly Rivers
Regina January meeting of the International Engineering Committee of the International Joint Commission discusses existing and future use of waters between the continental divide and the Red River drainage. Focuses on Waterton Belly Red and Souris rivers and how much water is available and how it should be allocated.
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REGINA
Red river
internationas joint commission
Red
Souris
Britain Restores Gold and Dollar Reserves in Last Quarter 1948
London reports Britain's gold and dollar reserves rose by 20 million pounds in Q4 1948, offsetting prior draws. Net deficit for the sterling area in that quarter totaled 93 million pounds before ERP receipts, with India contributing six million pounds to the reserve pool. Officials say reserves are kept in line with ERP allocations and anticipate living without dollar aid after June 1952.
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LONDON
Reuters
Britain
United States
India
international monetary fund
international “ monetary fund
Thwart Pirates On Chinese Ship Near Canton
Police disguised as passengers aboard the steamship Kweishan 30 minutes out of Canton killed four pirates and routed nine others who tried to seize the vessel. Gendarmes had been warned of the raid before sailing. pirates boarded as passengers and forced entry into the navigation cabin where a gun battle occurred.
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HONG KONG
Jam
Kweishan
Canton
Kaiser-Frazer Cuts Production
Kaiser Frazer Corporation ordered a temporary production reduction effective next week due to U S anti inflation limits on installment buying. The move follows an earlier complaint regarding credit restrictions and reflects industry pressure in Detroit.
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DETROIT
Kaiser- Frazer Corporation
The
automobile company
United States
Raw Cabbage Juice Cures Peptic Ulcers Reported
San Francisco reports a Stanford University medical school test by Dr. Garnett Cheney showing raw cabbage juice speeding ulcer healing. In 13 patients, including long standing cases, 11 ulcers disappeared in six to nine days, marking a notable early result.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Garnett ‘Cheney
Stanford University medical school
Cheney
Wheat Agreement Conference Faces Price Battle Ahead
Washington Jan 13 The UN FAO director general Norris E. Dodd warned that an all out fight over wheat prices looms as talks begin Jan 25 on an international wheat pact. The 1947 export trio plan would supply 500 million bushels over five years at a $2 max and $1.10 floor, with importers seeking a $1.80 max and near zero floor. Strong support from farmers remains, and President Truman's budget proposes 56 million dollars to back another pact effort.
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WASHINGTON
United Nations
Norris E. Dodd
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
United States
Canada
Australia
lane
United States congress
Congress
President Truman
Harbor Craft Workers End Negotiations in Taft-Hartley Move
Negotiations to avert a harbor strike were terminated by the AFL local representing 3500 harbor craft crews. The walkout was extended to midnight but ended to comply with Taft Hartley rules. The union seeks a 25 percent raise and benefits. current pay ranges from 96 cents to 1.48 dollars per hour.
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NEW YORK
AFL
Joseph E. O'Grady
United Marine Division
International Longshoremen’s Association
Defence Secretary seeks wartime authority to send missions
Defence Secretary James Forrestal asked Congress on January 12 for authority to deploy United States military missions anywhere in the world. A revival of wartime power would broaden current missions now in Greece, Turkey, China, and several South American countries.
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WASHINGTON
Defence
James Forrestal
congress
United States
Greece
Turkey
China
Crystal Sparkle Tips From Lemon Juice Cleaning
Advice on making crystal and cut glass sparkle suggests dipping a small brush in lemon juice and scrubbing the items. This method aims to remove haze and restore clarity using a natural acidic cleaner.
Guerrillas Raid on Fallen Indonesian Capital Reported
Batavia Java Jan 13 The Netherlands conquerors of Indonesia reported a guerrilla attack on Jogjakarta the republics fallen capital. The raiders damaged a transformer station cut telephone lines and attempted fires. Dutch army said main power lines untouched and repairs completed. Only two Dutch soldiers were wounded. New York article notes 24 tallest buildings totaling 16141 feet.
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BATAVIA
Java
republic of Indonesia
Jogjakarta
republic
Netherlands
Archbishop Condemns Hungarian Arrests Of Mindszenty
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Fisher condemned the arrest by Communists in Hungary of Cardinal Mindszenty and Bishop Ordas. He accused the regime of using insidious means to frustrate church activities.
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LONDON
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Lajo¢ Ordas
Budapest
Britons Played Snapdragon Game At Holiday Gathering
Early game for guests involved a dish of raisins set aflame with brandy. The tray was passed around as players attempted to snatch the flaming fruit from the liquor and place it in their mouths without getting burned.
Northern Shanghai fire leaves thousands homeless
A massive blaze in Shanghai's northern district yesterday destroyed about 9,000 homes and forced mass displacement. No detailed casualty figures were immediately available, but the fire prompted emergency evacuations and ongoing relief operations.
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SHANGHAI
Reuters
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