Three Basic Gas Routes Outlined By Seattle Expert At Hearing
Seattle market survey specialist Fulton W. Copp told the Alberta natural gas board in Calgary that more than two million Pacific Northwest residents are immediate potential customers for surplus Alberta gas. He outlined three basic routes for export and noted rapid population growth in the region, with an all Canadian route expected to yield about 66 billion cubic feet per year once the pipeline operates.
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CALGARY
Pacific northwest
Alberta
Fulton W. Copp
Seattle
Northwest Natural Gas Company
petroleum and natural gas conservation board
Copp
Alberta Natural Gas Company
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Five Students Die In Car Truck Crash In Harlan
Five Harlan high school students were killed when their car rammed the rear of a six ton fish truck. The driver, a fourth boy, was severely injured.
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HARLAN. In
Harlan high school
Dalhousie mace carved from oak for university life
An oak felled on the Earl of Dalhousie’s estate in Britain was sent to Halifax to symbolize Dalhousie University. Halifax craftsman fashioned it into a heraldic mace for convocation, guided by Dr Saunders and A H MacMillan, tracing the university’s origin from the ninth Earl’s wartime life.
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Dalhousie University
Halifax
Earl of
Calgary man gets export permit for Alberta gas to Montana
Gordon M. Plotke of Calgary was granted a five year permit by Alberta’s petroleum and natural gas conservation board to export Alberta natural gas to Montana. The limit is 590,000 cubic feet per month or 5,030,000 cubic feet per year from the Vanalta No. 4 well in Warner area. The gas powers two cottages on his Montana property and related equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMONTON
Gordon M. Plotke
Calgary
Alberta
Montana
Plotke
provincial petroleum and natural gas conservation board
Calgarian
Pistke
Vanalta No. 4
Warner
Pakistan Leader Affirms Peace Role and Growth Plans
Ottawa dispatch reports Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan declaring Pakistan will back efforts to maintain Asiatic peace. He rejects aggressive aims toward India, notes Pakistan’s industrial growth, jute dominance, and a 1957 energy goal to power modernization and cottage industry, while praising Canadian democratic ideals.
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OTTAWA
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
India
Liaquat Ali
Canada
Canadian Club
Pearson to Speak on Atlantic Pact and Commonwealth Talks
External Affairs Minister Pearson told the Commons he plans a Monday statement on the recent Atlantic pact foreign ministers meeting in London and may include remarks on the Commonwealth economic conference in Sydney Australia. He indicated both conferences occurred in recent days.
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OTTAWA
The commons
Pearson
the house
London
Sydney
Australia
Named New Bishop of Qu' Appelle
Regina June 1 Rev. Michael E. Coleman 45 year old canon missionary of Duncan BC was elected sixth Anglican Bishop of Qu Appelle diocese at a large Saskatchewan synod. Coleman said he is pleased and bewildered and will take two weeks to decide. He would succeed Rt Rev E H Knowles who retired April 30. Coleman is Oxford educated and came to Canada in 1927 with T C London England movement. He is married with two children.
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REGINA
Michael E. Coleman
Duncan
B.C
Qu’Appelle
Saskatchewan
Canon Coleman
William Cole
E. H. Knowles
Oxford
Canada
T. B. Clayton
London
England
Alberta
British Columbia
Scottish Livestock To Be Sent Restock Flooded Farms
Glasgow dispatch reports the Royal Highland Agricultural Society directing a committee to arrange top quality Scottish pedigree livestock to restock flooded farms around Winnipeg. W. J. Reid urged sending only the best stock to demonstrate Scotland’s advantage, with the committee to report this month.
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GLASGOW
Scotland
Winnipeg
Royal Highlanding Agricultural Society
W. J. Reid
Laurencekirk
Kincardineshire
Scotlang c.f
St Mary Milk River irrigation plan gains approval
Agriculture Minister Gardiner announced in the house that an agreement for the St Mary Milk rivers irrigation project in Southern Alberta has been signed. The plan, a joint federal provincial effort, aims to irrigate over 500000 acres with initial spend over 5 million this year and a total project cost near 26 million dollars. The key dam at St Mary river near Lethbridge is to be completed this year, with extensive canal work and Ridge reservoir development continuing.
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UAWA
Agriculture
Gardiner
house of commons
St. Mary Milk rivers
Alberta
Dominion
SMRD
Ridge
Raymond
Medicine Hat
St. Mary river
Lethbridge
Ridge reservoir
U S Holiday Toll Still Rises
The National Safety Council reports 571 Americans died violently during the four day Memorial Day weekend. Traffic deaths reached 347, a Memorial Day record, surpassing last year’s 253 in a three day period. Ned H Dearborn, council president, called the figure a Memorial Day massacre due to slam bang driving in Chicago.
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CHICAGO
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
the
safety council
Want Tax Lifted On Text Books
Edmonton June 1 The Alberta Library Association urged the Dominion body to remove sales tax and customs duties from all academic and technical textbooks. It also called for a national centre for distributing United Nations publications with a depository in each province, noting the nearest current centre is at the University of British Columbia.
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EDMONTON
Alberta Library Association
Dominion
United Nations
Alberta
University of British Columbia
Communist Youths Call Off Sit Down Strike In Germany
Ten thousand Communist youths marooned inside the Soviet zone began moving toward west Germany after cancelling their sit down strike. Police required names or medical exams for crossing the border as they filed past doctors and lines of police. The group, who had traveled from Berlin for a Whitsun rally, faced chilly conditions and a sleepless night before capitulating and returning home.
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LUEBECK
Germany
no man’s land
Berlin
iron curtain
Stalin
HELMSTEDT
hal Stalin
Whitsun
G B To Quit China Rumors Stir Shanghai Exit Rush
Hong Kong reports a rush to leave Shanghai fueled by a North China Daily News piece suggesting Britain may abandon its interests in China. Observers warn that even with any blockade lifting, Shanghai needs tax and policy changes to restore profitable trade.
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HONG KONG
Reuters
Shanghai
North China Daily News
Britain
China
Hong Konze
Bassett named Bishop's University chancellor in Lennoxville
NAMED LENNOXVILLE Que June 1 Pr John Bassett Montreal publisher today was named Bishop's University chancellor the oldest eastern townships college. Bassett president managing director of Gaggttie Printing Company Limited Montreal succeeds George H Montgomery a Montreal lawyer. He has been with The Gazette since 1910 directs The Canadian Press and is president and publisher of the Sherbrooke Daily Record. He is the second CP director to become a university chancellor Arthur R Ford of London Ont Free Press is chancellor of the University of Western Ontario.
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LENNOXVILLE
Que
John Bassett
Montreal
Bishop's University
eastern townships college
Bassett
Gagttie Printing Company Limited
George H. Montgomery
the
Gazette
Canadian Press
Sherbrooke Daily Record
Five Wildcat Strikes Hit London Costly Delays
Five wildcat strikes disrupted London docks railway power and building sectors with over 1,000 idle workers. Lightermen protested dismissals, Brixton site workers opposed non union hires, rail depot staff disputed promotion, Crayford power station workers blocked progress over a union official’s dismissal, and carpenters clashed over winders. Taxi drivers vote tonight on unofficial strike for higher commissions.
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LONDON
Reutersy
the Thames
Crorvdon
Worx
Controversy Over Toronto Gambling Charters
Toronto dispute erupts between municipal and provincial leaders over gambling in the city. Provincial Secretary Welsh and Mayor Hiram McCallum clash on whether the Ontario government grants charters to clubs. The mayor alleged six professional syndicates operate in Toronto and accused police of being hamstrung by provincial charter rules.
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TORONTO
C.P
Toronto municipal
Ontario
Welsh
Hiram McCallum
Ontaro
Flood Aftermath Riverview Evacuee Returns Home
Winnipeg reporter Ann Henry accompanies Allan Scoble back to his Riverview district home near the Red River. The once busy area now shows empty streets, deserted houses, and a heavy slime coating as the flood aftermath unfolds. Continued on Page Two.
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Ann Henry
Winnipeg Tribune
Riverview
Red River
Winnipeg
Allan Scoble
Riverview district
Important Gas Discovery East Of Turin
A new gas discovery in southern Alberta near Turin, 25 miles northeast of Lethbridge, promises a commercial field. The Ellis and Madison wells near LSD 629-11-18-Wa yield strong gas flows and show gas, oil emulsion, water, mud, and salt water, with three independents Anglo-Canadian Calment Oils and Calgary and Edmonton involved. Confirmation from Anglo-Canadian officials notes the discovery below 4000 feet and focuses on Devonian potential.
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Alberta plains
Turin
Taber
weir
Lethbridge
Cameron ranch
Madison
Elis
Anglo-Canadian
Calment Oils
Calgary
Edmonton Corporation
LSD
Herald
eat
Sela
Runaway Coal Trailer Kills Three In Ontario Car Crash
A coal trailer broke from its tractor near St Ignace Michigan and smashed into a passenger car, killing three Canadians. Victims were Hillis Foster 36 Woodstock Ontario a woman presumed wife and Wilber Foster 68 Granton Ontario. The truck owner Barret Logging Newberry Michigan. Driver Ted S John 28 Newberry said he heard a coupling pin snap and the trailer ran wild into the car.
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ST IGNACE
Mich
Hillis Foster
Woodstock
Ont
Wilber
Granton
here
Ontario
Barret Logging Company
Newberry
Ted S. John
Second Air Load of GB Relief Supplies En Route Winnipeg
London June 1 Reuters The British Overseas Airways Corporation stratocruiser Caledonia departed London with its second relief cargo for Winnipeg flood victims. The 11 ton shipment includes bedding curtains towels and other household items. It is expected to reach Winnipeg at 11 am CDT tomorrow, marking a likely record Atlantic cargo.
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LONDON
Reuters
British Overseas Airways Corporation
stratocruiser
Caledonia
secon
Winnipeg
Wineipeg
CD.T
Atlantic
Eight Hour Day Debated in Commons Ottawa
Ottawa June 1 lawmakers moved to a prorogation drive with an eight hour workday. Three sittings replace usual hours as MPs consider dozens of government bills including an Indian charter measure. Veterans and grain code amendments discussed. district authorities to hear appeals for veterans.
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OTTAWA
DEW charter
Canada
Newfoundland
Winters
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Winnipeg
Gregg
EB. W. Herridge
CCP
Tragedy Near Forestburg Crushed By Tractor
A 40 year old farm laborer identified as Breum was killed yesterday when a tractor slipped from bricks and crushed him. The incident occurred near Forestburg as workers were repairing the machine. Further details pending official report.
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FORESTBURG
aka
Omer Breum
Breum
News Bulletins From Across North America
Vulcan girl 2 killed by cow kick in barn incident. Maurice Leger, 15, acquitted of manslaughter in stabbing death of father. Alberta appoints flood director for Calgary Bow River risk. Ontario drafts tough gambling policy in Toronto. Fire destroys La Rochette mill in France. $6.57 million damage. Nine dead in Quonset naval plane crash. Manitoba faces snow north and dust west in June.
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VULCAN
Glenda Louise Grondin
Edward Grondin
R.C
CORNWALL
Maurice Leger
Morris Leges
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
Calgary
Bow river
Ben Russell
TORONTO
CP1
Frost
Ontario
Toronto police commission
WANCY
France
La Rochette
Rochette
QUONSET, Ri
Quonset naval air base
Kowna
Argentia
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG
Mantoba
Flin Fion
northern territory
Rivers
here
sera
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Hubert Guerin
A. Uv. Howe
Jean Truemner
Mary McIntyre
Guerin
VANALTA WELL
MONT
Qu’ Appelle
U.S
G.B
eo ye ok ob ot Seok
New
Rush
Shanegaar
Thames
Ellis
Commons
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