Schemes To Be Put Before City Ratepayers
Toronto daily note on the Chemical Institute of Canada four day conference. Innovations include filter changes every 2000 miles, a starchlike resin for shirt colors through multiple washes, and resins delaying produce loss. Plant hormones may yield three tomato crops a season and new tires reportedly last longer. About 1000 delegates attended.
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TORONTO
the
Chemical Institute of Canada
Canada
Vote Ordered After Two Briefs Given Study
City council votes to hold a plebiscite on July 14 over the proposed 31.5 million Galt hospital plan versus the Provisional board’s municipal hospital district plan. Ratepayers will choose which scheme to adopt by marking an X, with a majority decision binding.
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Lethbridge
Galt
Lethbridge municipal hospital
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courcil
Galt hospital
Two Liberals Rebound in By Election Split Result
In three federal by elections Liberal gains held two seats while Progressive Conservatives captured Annapolis Kings Nova Scotia. Liberal Crestohl won Montreal Cartier and Samuel Balcom won Halifax. Nowlan reclaimed Annapolis Kings after a voided general election. Turnout was heaviest in Annapolis Kings with over two thirds voting.
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Progressive Conservatives
Leon D. Crestoh
Montreal Cartier
Samuel Balcom
Halifax
Annapolis-Kings
Nova Scotia
Gtorze Nowlan
HOUSE
house of commons
Liberals
C.C.F
Social Credit
Crestohls
Monstreal Cartier
orchard country
Nowlan
Angus Elderkin
Direct Contact For Provinces In Senate Urged
Ottawa June 20 Senator Norman Lambert Ontario urged greater provincial stake in Canada and direct contact with the senate to express provincial interests. He spoke as Senator Arthur Marcotte proposed that constitutional amendments require provincial consent by act of their legislatures and not only legislative resolutions.
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OTTAWA
Norman Lambert
Ontario
Canada
senate
Lambert
Arthur Marcotte
Saskatchewan
The Left Hand Corner On Child Death Rates 1949 figures
The RegistrarGeneral reports 1949 births under one year total 23,682 or 32 per 1,000. 1948 was 26,766 or 34 per 1,000. United States 31 per 1,004 and Italy 47 per 1,000. Life births in England and Wales 731,368 at 16.7 per 1,000, illegitimate births 50 of every 1,000. Deaths 510,819, 11.7 per 1,000. births exceed deaths by 220,749.
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PRegistrar-General
United States
Itay
Eneg Jang
Wales
ear
Liberals win two urban by-elections and one in Nova Scotia
Three by-elections Monday produced two Liberal wins in Halifax and Montreal Cartier and another Liberal victory in Annapolis Kings Nova Scotia. Samuel Balcom retained Halifax dual seat, Leon D Crestahl won in Montreal Cartier, and George Nowlan captured Annapolis Kings by five votes over Angus Elderkin Liberal after the 1319 tally was voided.
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house of commons
Halifax
Montreal Cartier
Samuel Balcom
Leon D. Crestahl
Annapoli Kings
Nova Scotia
George Nowlan
Angus Elderkin
Indian Enterprise Explodes in Red Sea Sinking With 72 Crew Missing
The British freighter Indian Enterprise exploded and sank in the Red Sea near Suez late last night. Of 73 crew, 72 are missing with only one injured survivor. The 7,100‑ton ship carried 580 tons of explosives to India, crew mostly Laskars, all British officers. Rescue ships reported survivors as the Duke of Edinburgh’s destroyer Chequers and others searched the area after the blast around 11:30 local time.
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Egypt
Red Sea
cciety
Vereol
Suez
London
HH. Westfal - Larsen
Vancouver
Chequers
Duke of Edinburgh
CAIRO
Reuters
Pipeline progress for Edmonton Superior oil line tops schedule
Interprovincial officials report the 1180 mile Edmonton Superior oil pipeline expected to finish on time. Fairsoil should reach Regina this fall and the Lakehead next spring as crews across nine spreads lay pipe for a $90 million project. Weather delays persist but ditching, welding and farming continue along the line.
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Edmonton Superior
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Regina
Lakehead
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Edmonton-Regina
Regina- Gretna
Man
Gretna-Superior
Fraser valley dike risk as flood water rises near Vancouver
Fraser valley flood line under threat as a collapse of a flood gate pipe menaces about 1500 acres of low lying land. Acton Kilby urges more labor and equipment. 100 Harrison mill workers assist with rock and sand bags. Weather cools as water pressures shift and dikes hold or fail upriver toward Mission and Harrison Lake.
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Fraser valley
Acton Kilby
Harrson mills dike committee
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rer
Kilby
progreis min
Harrison
Now It is Known What They Wear Beneath Kilts
London report reveals a dancing mishap when a youth failed to fasten his kilt pins and stumbled exposing a pair of briefs. The incident answers the age old question about Scots under Kilts with a humorous European angle.
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London
Will Swap Crown For Vogeler
Vienna dispatch says Hungary demands the ancient crown of St Stefan as ransom for U.S. businessman Robert A Vogeler. The exchange would free Vogeler in an even trade for the crown believed to be in Western Germany. Vogeler was arrested in Budapest last November on espionage and sabotage charges.
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Austria
Hungary
St. Stefan
Robert A. Vogeler
United States
Vogeler
tanen tom
Judy Garland Cuts Throat in Anguished Fit
Hollywood report says Judy Garland slashed her throat in distress at her Sunset Boulevard home. Studio publicity aide Aaron Wheeler told reporters the wound is serious and confirmed the actor’s husband Vincent Minnelli had previously denied the report.
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BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
Judy Garland
Roy
Blaze destroys five stores in Hafford Saskatchewan
A four hour blaze swept through Hafford on Monday morning, razing five business buildings along the main street. Damage is estimated up to 250000 dollars. An explosion in a grocery store is suspected as the cause. About 500 residents from Hafford and nearby villages fought the flames. Destroyed were Hunchaks General Store Empire Cafe Marak Hardware Samborski’s Confectionery The Bus Depot jewelery shop and the post office.
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HAFFORD Sask
Prince Albert
Haffeerd
Hunchaks General
Empire Cafe
Marak Hardware Samborski’s Confectionary
Ducharme Appeal Witness Dismissed Murder Conviction
The British Columbia Court of Appeal upheld the dismissal of Frederick Roger Ducharme's appeal for the Nov. 9 murder of Blanche Fisher. Ducharme is scheduled to be hanged June 30 after the unanimous ruling by five justices.
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VANCOUVER
British Columbia Court of Appeal
Frederick Roger Ducharme
Blanche Fisher
Ducharme
Forest Fires Burn Across North Alberta
Edmonton June 20 cp Eleven forest fires were burning today across Alberta from Edmonton north to the Northwest Territories boundary. Chief Timber Inspector J L Janssen directed the efforts, noting most outbreaks were confined. A major blaze about 50 miles north of Lac La Biche threatened timber lands as 40 men fought it with two bulldozers and a third being set up. Firefighters were holding their own amid the spread.
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Jansser
Lac La Biche
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Historic Schuman conference aims to unite European coal and steel
Foreign Minister Robert Schuman opens a historic conference in Paris with Western European ministers to plan a trans national coal and steel order. He says Europe must find means to rationalize production, expand markets, and that Britain may join later, while Britain fears ceding control of coal and steel industries to a supranational body. continued on page two.
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Robert Schuman
France
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Britain
Decline In Jobless Is Reported In Canada
Canada’s Labor Minister said unemployment totaled 139 800 on June 8, down from a March peak. He noted regional disparities with Maritime unemployment around 57 500 and urged more timely, regionally targeted unemployment data and extended assistance where needed.
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OTTAWA
ALtchell
commons
Canada
national unemployment service
Boom In Labor Is Seen
A mid summer employment boom across Canada was predicted in the commons by Labor Minister Mitchell as opposition pressed for federal action to stave off unemployment. He forecast the country would face its tightest labor situation by end of July, stating Canada has never been richer. Proposals from party spokesmen include higher profit shares for workers, year round income, public works to relieve unemployment, and federal responsibility to provide work for long term jobless, including coal fields.
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Canada
Mitchell
house
labor department
LA. L. Smith
Calgary West
Claire Gillis
C.CF
Cape Breton South
C. E. Johnston
S.C
Bow River
Cabinet To End Control Film Board
Ottawa reports the cabinet will end direct control of the National Film Board. Gordon Report recommendations spur overhaul with Toronto efficiency firm input. Winters becomes chair. McCann departs. Arthur Irwin to chair. A revolving capital fund of 708000 dollars aims to stabilize finances.
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OTTAWA
ne centrovversist
National Film Boerr
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Munster Winters
soo- ea
Gordon
Toronto
Gorden
Winters
McCann
Arthur Irwin
Flood Victim at Silver Creek Bridge Drowns
News briefs report a nine year old boy, Paul Dussault, drowning near Silver Creek Bridge in the Fraser Valley, marking B C’s first flood death. Separate items note flood risks near Harrison Mills, dike safety, and emergency response as crews battle rising waters. Also covered are emigrant fund relaxations to Canada, a severe hail storm near Fort Frances, dissolution of South Africa's Communist Party, UK Canada US Schuman plan debate, detectives taking Rosier into custody, and a large forest fire near Arsenault Lake with winds easing.
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SILVER CREEK BRIDGE
British Columbia
Paul Dussault
Wission
Fraser Valley
Bible
VANCOUVER
Harrison Malls
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LONDON
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United Kingdom
FORT FRANCES
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here
SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNIST PARTY
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Sam Kahn
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Reuters
Lord Strabolgi
United States
Britain
Schuman
ROSSIER
Montreal
Thomas Rossier
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FRINCE ALBERT
Sask
ICP
Arsenault Lake
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