Truman pledges United Nations support for Korea war
President Truman promises full U S support for U N efforts to end the unprovoked aggression in Korea and backs the U N Security Council order for the invaders withdrawal. Republicans agree aid should not lead to a U S war, criticizing intelligence failures and noting no obligation to fight. Truman and aides discuss further actions but no decision revealed.
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United Nations
South Korea
U.N. security council
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Eugene Millikin
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Rainy Weekend Boosts Southern Alberta Crops
Heavy weekend rains across Southern Alberta drenched fields and rangelands, lifting the agricultural outlook despite past drought. Beets and canning crops benefited while hay remains light. crop conditions varied by locale from Warner to Raymond, with totals from 0.5 to 2 inches and widespread improvements in feed prospects. Weather today shows clear skies and warm highs in the 70s F north of the Lethbridge area.
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The Left Hand Corner and Air Hostess Named
Noted figures Alice Longworth and John L. Lewis are referenced alongside an air hostess in a compact newspaper item. The fragment suggests a social or political scene, naming prominent individuals and a travel or aviation context without a full narrative.
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Alice Longworth
John L. Lewis
Air hostesses offer globe view to willing travelers
An old St Thomas Times-Journal note recalls Ellen Churca becoming a plane crew member in San Francisco twenty years ago, highlighting how a girl may see the world quicker by air than sea travel. It notes the shift from stewardess to air hostess as liners updated titles.
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Ellen Churca
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St Thomas Times-Journal
Colorful Parade Opens Ambitious Lethbridge Show
Under bright sunny skies thousands of South Albertans lined the parade route to launch the three day Lethbridge and District Exhibition and Rodeo. Fair-goers then poured into the grounds to enjoy a rodeo grandstand show midway and displays said to be the largest in years. Officials declared the 1950 show the best ever presented in Southern Alberta.
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Plane Search Underway After Northwest Crash
A grim search focused on Lake Michigan sites near T. Joseph as authorities chase clues to a Northwest Airlines crash. A torn blue blanket marked NW was found, suggesting the 58 aboard likely perished when the plane went down Friday night.
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Associated Press
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Bank Bandit-Slayer Is Captured Near St Thomas
SIMCOE, Ont June 26 A 37 year old man Frank West faces murder charges for the machine gun killings of two pursuers after a bank robbery. West was arrested late Saturday by an Ontario provincial police rookie constable and a 24 year old farm worker near Strafordville after a chase. He was found in a shack and brought to Langton to view a lineup. West, unarmed with hands in the air, provided no details about his hometown. He appeared in county court and was remanded. The bank had looted about 23500 dollars last Wednesday.
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Polish railway worker dies after city crash on Mayor Magrath Drive
KONICZ EON Polish veteran and Canadian Pacific Railway section man at Conrad died early Sunday in St Michael's hospital after a motor vehicle struck him on Mayor Magrath Drive near Seventh Ave. Police pursue vehicle involved as a hit and run or an unknown driver. Chief Constable George Harvey led the investigation, noting Konicz was likely walking southward along the highway when struck around 12 20 am Sunday. The fatality is Lethbridge's first traffic death in about a year.
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22 Violent Deaths Over Week End In East Canada
A Canadian Press tally shows 22 eastern Canadians died in the first summer weekend. Drownings led with ten deaths, six in traffic accidents, and six in miscellaneous mishaps. Ontario reported 14 deaths including a plane crash. Quebec had siv. Nova Scotia recorded three fatalities, including a doctor and his two young sons near Glace Bay. The doctor died at once, his sons Dennis five and Ian eight perished in the hours after the crash.
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UN Demands Red Troops Withdraw From South Korea
United Nations diplomats awaited North Korea's reaction to a security council cease fire order demanding withdrawing invading Communist troops from western South Korea. The council voted 9 to 0 with Yugoslavia abstaining. US signals possible economic boycott or military action. Russia, backed by China, boycotted groups over seating disputes. The Seoul government is recognized by the UN, while Russia questions UN Korea oversight.
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Claresholm Woman Dies in Car Truck Crash
A Claresholm woman, Mre Jenne Way Teskey, 63, died when a car collided with a cement truck south of Okotoks near 6:50 pm Saturday. Injured were Mr. and Mrs. William Crooker and Mrs. P. J. Carroll, all Claresholm residents. Crooker was driving. They were taken to River hospital as Calgary nurses from Canadian Western gas company aided due to staffing.
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Tuesday At The Fall PPUESDAY District Day Livestock Show
A schedule of Tuesday events at the Fall district fair includes livestock judging in the stock barns, judging in the ladies arts building, and junior farm club beef calf exhibits. Gates open at 10 am with midway at 1 pm and a rodeo at 2 pm followed by grandstand programs, fireworks at 10 pm.
North Korean Forces Hold Out Seven Miles From Seoul
North Korean forces are said to be held seven miles northwest of Seoul, as U S ambassador John Muccis relayed the update by radio to Reuters. The bulletin notes ongoing tensions in the Korean crisis and UN mediation efforts.
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