Cowboy Judge William C. Ives Dies At 77 In Calgary
William C. Ives former Alberta supreme court chief justice dies in Calgary after a long illness. Born in Compton Quebec he spent 70 years in the west after moving via Fort Benton and Pincher Creek where his ranching family started. Nicknamed cowboy judge he often returned to the range to rope and ride, remaining a colorful figure among reporters.
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Billy” Ives
Calgary
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Board of Trade
Cowboy Judge recalled in Alberta obituary reminiscence
Former Chief Justice remembered as Southern Alberta’s “Cow boy Judge” who enjoyed the cattle range memories in Pincher Creek country. He recalled punching cattle on his father’s ranch and the Waldroad Ranch, loving the foothills with fond notes. Continued on Page Nine.
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Mobilization Of Manpower In Canada Speedy If Dominion Plunged Into Full-Dress War
Canada would mobilize manpower quickly if a full war broke out over Korea. Much wartime infrastructure remains, including National Employment Service with 300 regional offices and leaders like Arthur MacNamara in senior roles. Wartime production and labor committees exist, with plans to resume federal control if needed. jurisdiction largely rests with provinces since 1948, except railroads and interprovincial matters.
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North Koreans Press US Lines Across Korea Front
Newswire reports describe North Korean pressure along the entire Korean front as U S forces fall back to new defensive positions near Taejon. American tanks face heavy combat with North Korean armor and infiltrators, with multiple tanks destroyed or crippled and retreats continuing on the western front.
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Chinese Troops Move Aid to North Korea Reported
Hong Kong papers quote Sing Tao Jih Pao that Gen Lin Pao s Chinese Communist Fourth Army, about 10 000 troops now in South China, are marching north toward Manchuria under Russian direction to aid North Korea. Other papers note some units heading to the Indo China border.
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Boom at U S Draft Posts Across Nation
New York July 11 business boomed at armed forces recruiting offices as the first draft call was issued. Enlistment applications rose as much as 300 percent in some cities with crowds including many veterans and women. Navy and army recruiters called the day the busiest since wartime drafts, with LA offices overwhelmed and Chicago reporting the busiest day since the last wartime draft.
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Korean War era film titles rush to avoid blackout
Hollywood producers quickly filed title registrations with the Motion Picture Association of America three days after the shooting started. Five hand-delivered titles include Korea South Korea Crisis in Korea Formosa and Indo-China. Margar et Ann Young notes no speed record was set. Walter Wanger had Pearl Harbor registered before the attack and six Remember Pearl Harbor tags followed within three days.
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Korea
South Korea
Formosa
Indo-China
Margaret Ann Young
Pearl Harbor
Walter Wanger
Mail Forwarding For Three Destroyers Named Cayuga Sioux Athabaskan
Naval headquarters announced in Ottawa that mail will be forwarded to the crews of the destroyers Cayuga Sioux and Athabaskan now en route from Pearl Harbor to Hawaii and possibly Korean waters. Address mail with rank, name and official number, ship name, and care of H.M.C Dockyard Esquimalt Victoria B C.
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Pleven Named France Premier by National Assembly
Paris July 11 The French national assembly confirmed Rene Pleven as France s new premier with 373 to 185 in a strong vote. He faces 50 hours to form a cabinet for assembly approval and urged unity amid international crisis after June 24 resignation of Georges Bidault. Pleven vowed a cabinet formed by tonight.
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Union of Resistance party
France
Pleven
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Georges Bidault
Mouvement Populaire Republicain
Cowpuncher Lou Leads Calgary Stampede Parade
Lou, a playful nickname for Prime Minister Louis St Laurent, rode in Calgary in the stampede parade attended by tens of thousands. The event was described as the greatest annual spectacle, with colorful bands, girls in varied outfits, and a two hour procession led by two Percherons.
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Lou
Louis St. Laurent
George Church
cowboy Lou
Tragic end to voyage of Germans off Africa coast
Aga Muller an 18 year old German girl sailed a 16 foot boat with her dying father after raiders boarded the craft off Liberia. She reached Buchanan Liberia after six hours on foot through wild country. Paul Muller 63 died July 3 while en route from Hamburg to South America.
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Bellevue Miner Dies in Rock Fall at Bellevue Mine
A 55 year old Bellevue mine worker John Taborski died at Crow’s Nest Pass hospital after a cave in at the Bellevue mine of West Canadian Collieries. His partner Charles Wynotula 52 survived with injuries. The roof collapse occurred while timbering a crosscut and an inquest was set for Tuesday evening.
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Speed Relief To Quake Stricken Colombian Area
Colombia rushed relief to the coffee region 230 miles northeast of Bogota where 270 people died and 40 000 were left homeless by Sunday earthquakes. The government Red Cross and private groups delivered food and medical supplies while an airlift moved doctors nurses and troops to 10 damaged towns amid rain and power outages.
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Just 10 Years Ago London Air Raid Facts and Plans
London marked a decade since the 1940 air raid with figures on bomb tonnage and casualties. By 1945 reconstruction plans emerged, led by Professor Abercrombie, outlining three broad schemes for Greater London, Metropolitan London and the City, with years and milestones.
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Nationals Win 4-3 In 14th In All Star Clash
The National League defeated the American League 4-3 in 14 innings, ending a seven-year skid. Ralph Kiner delivered a four-base hit in the ninth to erase a 3-2 AL lead, and Red Schoendienst homered in the 14th to put the NL ahead. Joe DiMaggio grounded into a double play in the bottom of the 14th to end the game.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Joe DiMaggio
Ferris Fain
Egypt backs Western stance on Korea as it supports UN principle
Cairo July 11 Egypt announced support for the Western line against communism and backed the UN decision denouncing North Korea's aggression. Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Eddin Bey said Egypt would not recognize the Communist Chinese government or Bao Dai or Ho Chi Minh regimes, signaling a cautious shift from its prior neutral stance.
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