St Laurent Attacks Drew Dollar Plan In Campaign
In Ontario and across Canada, St Laurent and Drew clash over devaluation and economic policy. Drew defends no coalition stance while Coldwell and Low attack Liberal policies and trade, aiming for majority in the June 27 election.
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Prine
St. Laurent
Ontario
Drew
Pacific
New Westminster
B.C
M. J. Coldwell
C.CF
Toronto
Solon Low
Social
Yorkton
Sask
commons
Progressive Conservatives
COLDWEEL
laidwell
C.OF
CCF
Tories
LOW
Canada
Liberals
Social Credit
Liberal party
John Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative
Scotsman John Crawford named Alberta mines director
Scot born Cana dian by choice John Crawford was appointed director of the mines division of the Alberta department of lands and mines. Former chief inspector of mines he helped shape a model code at an international conference in Geneva and was the Dominion’s only representative at the event.
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John Crawford
department ,of mines and minerals
Alberta
department of lands
Canada
Crawford
Dominion
leat watter
Geneva
Stirlingshire
Scotland
Quebec Strike Settlement Talks Reported By Hope
Quebec June 1 Hopes rise for settlement of the 5000 asbestos workers strike now in its fourth month. Labor Minister Barrette says talks with company and union representatives are profitable and progress has been made on several points. Picard and Sabourin to consult their groups tomorrow and finalize terms and remaining issues.
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QUEBEC
Barrette
company
Gerard Picard
Canadian Catholie Confederation of Labor
Yvan Sabourin
Johns-Manville Company
Sabourin
Picard
Mr. Sabourin
C.C.C.S
Airport Deluge Near City Sets May Rain Record
A southern Alberta rainstorm centered near the airport dumped 1.89 inches in 24 hours, the highest since 1902, helping May total reach 5.15 inches the wettest since 1927. The storm affected Lethbridge and districts east to Picture Butte and Coaldale while crop conditions improved across the area.
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Lethbridge
Picture Butte
Coaldale
Isolationism Dead QUELFH Farm Leaders Say
James G. Patton of Deriver Cole told delegates at the International Federation of Agricultural Producers conference that isolationism is dead and the United States must expand aid beyond current programs. He urged greater support from the four major farm groups and private capital, with a potential role for an international bank. Patton received an ovation from delegates from 23 nations as he spoke.
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United States farmers’ organizations
James G. Patton
Deriver
Cole
National Farmers Union
International’ Federation ‘of Agricultural Producers
United States
America
American Farm
Bureau’ Federation
National Council of Farmer, Co-operatives
National Grange
Earnier
James Turner
National Farmers’ Union of Great’ Britain
TFAP
Patton
international bank
Missing Canadian flier Ernie Boffa sought in Arctic search
Edmonton dispatch reports three EAG.AF planes searched north from Saw Mill Bay for an Anson with two aboard missing since Monday on a flight from Holmen Island to Port Radium. Pilot Eric Boffa and an unidentified mechanic are believed aboard. Fog delayed early search. Hudsons Bay posts were alerted.
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EDMONTON
EAG.AF
Sawmill Bay
NWT
Holmen Island
Port Radium
st. of here
Eric Boffa
Joseph Erwin
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Northwest Territories
Reid Island
Victoria
Arctic Ocean
Copperville
R.C.AP
alt
Hudson's Bay Company
Boffa
Callis Death by Own Action Noted in Medicine Hat
In Medicine Hat 17 year old Margaret Callis died from a self inflicted gunshot. Coroner Dr Skinner announced no inquest will be held. Police court remanded Hay Valdez for sentencing after pleading guilty to inducing juvenile delinquency. Separately the Canadian Federation for Home and School opened its Vancouver convention with Dr W P Percival praising parent teacher efforts.
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MEDICINE HAT
Alta
Margaret Callis
G. F. Skinner
polite
Hay’ Valdez
mahner
VANCOUVER
W., P. Percival
Quebec
Canadian Federation
national Home and School Federation
Diesel Tractors Seen More Economical Than Electric
Winnipeg reports Premier D L Campbell notes modern diesel and gasoline tractors are so economical that electric models are unlikely to replace them even with power advances. Campbell doubts Soviet farm electrification is far advanced enough to matter.
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WINNIPEG
D. L. Campbell
Manitoba
Campbell
Moscow
Pp.S. Kuchmov
Soviet Union
Russia
Closing Of Peg Exchange Is Seen As Possibility
Winnipeg grain market watchers considered closing the Winnipeg Grain Exchange possible after the Canadian Wheat Board announced it would take over marketing of oats and barley. The move would leave the exchange trading only in rye and fax. President Stanley Jones and other exchange members declined comment until full details were released. George B. McIvor, CWB chief commissioner, also did not comment, saying a statement might be issued later.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
Winnipeg ‘Grain Exchange
Canadian Wheat, Board
Stanley Jones
Winniper
trade board
Ottawa
George’ B. McIvor
Canadian
Wheat: Board
lnmied
Grain Exchange
Army Maintains Control Amid Bolivia Mine Riots
In Bolivia the army claims control as strike turmoil rages in the tin mine region near La Paz. A state of siege halted civil rights for 90 days while miners and troops clashed at the Patino group mines. Unofficial counts cite up to 60 deaths as union leaders and others face deportation to Chile.
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LA PAZ
Bolivia
Andes
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Patina
Blonde Liberal Candidate Shapely to carry Liberal banner
A 25-year-old blonde, Shapely, will carry the Liberal banner in Toronto’s Broad new riding. Ruth Radford won the nomination, while veteran Liberal Joseph J. Carroll moved to make the nomination unanimous. The scene recalls Mrs. Gladys Strum as the only woman member of the last house.
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TORONTO
Ruth
Radford
Joseph
J. Carroll
Gladys Strum
Qu'Appelle
Saskatchewan
Arthritis Remedy Reported At Congress
The first effective treatment for the worst rheumatoid arthritis is a hormone called compound E from adrenal glands. Merck and Company plans to produce it for thousands of patients next year but current supply treats only about 20. Dr Philip G Hench of Mayo Clinic reports twenty nine patients treated so far with compound E showing improvement, though relief may require ongoing use of compound B.
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YORK
Merck: and Company
Rahway
Dow
Philip G. Hench
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Henchssid
Crackdown on Narcotics Nets Six in Canada Ring
RCMP announced the most extensive narcotics crackdown in Canada. Nick Agostino and two others faced charges for conspiring to distribute heroin after arrests in Vancouver and Toronto. A sixth man was arrested at the Calgary airport and two more expected as the sweep widens. Bail set at 320,000 for each of the three Vancouver defendants.
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VANCOUVER
Nick Agostino
Hev
Mike
Benny
Agar
W. B. Metnnes
Canada
RCMP
Steve Bottach
Calgary
sastorm Canada
Hamiton
Toronto
WINNIPEG
ME Shinbane
King's Bench
John Henry
Wheat Board era reshapes market in western Canada
The Wheat Board, created in 1935 to buy and sell grain, dominates marketing of western wheat oats barley and flaxseed. Prices show firmer floor levels but flaxseed acreage may fall sharply with a predicted price drop in coming months across the grain pits.
Four-Power Berlin Control Debate Spurs Veto Clash
Foreign ministers clashed over restoring four power control in Berlin with Western leaders urging abolition of the joint mandate and a revived Berlin command. Demonstrations spread in England as railway workers protest.
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BERLIN
PARIS
Jane
souiors
Kormmandatura
Fortign
Vishitesky
Bustis
ENGLAND
LONDON
Sheffield
Workellis
mona Lenawia
CALGARY
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Adams
Phillips Petretemm Company
Bartiee
ville
HUNGARY
ROMANIA
OTTAWA
Canada
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
prevesta
praiad
eterna
NEW YORK
pewadiog
Gay's
staaken
eceabe
jay’s
ieee
Torreade Stock Exchange
BEELIN
ORFER
Meelba
Ruselna
CYRENAICA
iesacd
Britain
WINDSOR
Owphan
GPs
ai menianel
Atkin
Metropoltan
Etic Cresa
eTideren
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David Altic
Ont
Norman Altis
B.C. AEF
Raymond
Taber
sandier
Cue
Herald-Emgraving
Henderson Lake
North
Ernie Boffa
Eynie Bofla
sind
Callis
BATONIA Electric
HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press
Scienice
Wheat Board
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