Bar Alien Communists From Canada Move to Bar Entry
Ottawa reports the federal government will bar alien Communists from entering Canada under existing laws after a cabinet review. Justice Department studies concluded immigration act powers suffice to block entry and likely deny renewal of permits for suspected Communists already in the country. The move targets groups entering from the United States, with no plan to deport those here now, and references Taft Hartley as a fueling issue.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Canada
justice department
Unite States
Dominion
indies
Justice Gepariment
Odd Street Shaving by Patent Machine Draws Comment
A London correspondent reports a sober, well-dressed man seen near Hyde Park using a patent shaving device in the street. The scene, likened to Aristotle’s solvi tar ambulance logic, prompts questions about patent ad schemes and growing public shaving habits in busy areas.
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Times
Hyde Park
London
Ottawa Journal
citien
The Left Hand Continued is Fage 15
A fragment from a page continues the discussion of left hand matters with irregular text and partial header cues suggesting a magazine or column continuation. The readable bits hint at page 15 and ongoing content without clear subjects or names.
Alberta Premier Plans Record 1948-49 Expenditures
Premier Manning submitted estimates showing 1948-49 expenditures of 56.35 million and revenue of 47.04 million for a deficit of 6.31 million funded from prior surpluses. For 1947-48, expenditures were forecast at 17.07 million with revenue of 8.64 million and a 633 thousand deficit. The plan includes a $2 monthly old age pension rise and a public works total of 15.20 million, with debt reduced to 127.21 million since 1935.
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DMONTON
Alberta
Manning
public works department
Social Credit
Budget wars and bridge spending shift through years
Mr Manning noted 1936 37 income expenditures at 225 000 versus 6 717 000 estimated for 1948 49. Education spending 1936 37 shows income and capital accounts continuing. Continued on Page Two.
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Manning
Premier Reiterates His Intention To Retire
Prime Minister Mackenzie King tells delegates he plans to retire from Liberal party leadership. He says younger men are taking over posts and the time has come for a change in leadership, making clear his wish the party select a new reader.
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ROSS MUNRO
Sia
OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
Liberal party
Canadian Congress of Labor
A. R. Mosher
C.CL
King
Moon Bases to Launch Missiles Against Earth
London reports a 30 year outlook from the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society. A. V. Gleayer warns a future lunar base race could spawn interplanetary conflict far deadlier than the atomic bomb, with gravity giving a larger payload to fuel for lunar missiles.
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LONDON
Journal of the British Interplanetary Society
The
Interplanetary Society
British scientiss
A. V Gleayer
Cleaver
earth
moon
Alberta Workmen's Compensation Act Bill Debated
EDMONTON March 5 Bread changes foreseen in Alberta workmen's compensation act documents tabled yesterday in the provincial legislature. The government produced its Workmen's Compensation Act 1948 a major bill of the session. It incorporates major sections of the existing act plus 286 changes suggested in briefs and public hearings. The eight man committee led by Dr. J J Redwisson criticized by A S Liesemer for minority report. Provisions raise minimum compensation from 12.50 to 15 a week extend benefits to more dependents and include silicosis claims. Case dismissed Liesemer criticized for not reading throne speech. highlights provincial research proposal. The act allows extending the 12 month period to keep workers in Alberta. limits on the rights of legal personal representatives remain.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
J. J. Redwisson
SC— Medicine Hat
E. Liesemer
ccPr
Calgary
LIESEMER
Casey
Robinson
Northwest Territories
orkman
Policy Speech Promises Change In British Columbia
Victoria March 5 Premier Byron Johnson prepared to address the British Columbia legislature with a policy speech outlining the coalition government's program for the current session. The throne speech had been denounced by opposition leader Harold Winch as failing to repudiate racial intolerance and as a remnant of fascism while warning of Doukhobor terrorism in the interior. Winch accused the government of treating citizens unequally and criticized what he called an iron curtain on access to commission findings after the retirement of Hart.
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VICTORIA
Byron Johnson
British Columbia
regisia
ture
Harold E Winch
coalhmen
Ottawa
C.CP
B.C
Winch
Hart
commission
River Boat Disaster Kills and Mourns 20 Missing
In Greenville Wisconsin on March 3 a 150 foot towboat Satcher sank after hitting a bridge piling in a swift Mississippi current. Captain William A Howell of Sabre Latonia reported 14 to 20 crew dead or missing with 11 survivors from Natchez and two others rescued elsewhere. Rescue boats Casablanca Irene Shotan Ferris aided, with Natchez crew numbers ranging widely.
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GREENVILLE
wiss
William A. Howell
Sabre -Latonia
Natches
Natchez
Howell
hcoust
Sphic-Latonia
Casablanca
Irene Shotan
Wigan seat retained as Labor holds by-election
In Wigan England March 5 Reuters reports Labor retains the seat as R W Williams wins the by election with 28941 votes. Conservative Dowling 17466 Communist Rowlandson 3647 and Owen Roberts 932. Williams led by 8596 over rivals. Total 48986 votes, Labour 37941, Conservative 17466. by election due to death of William Foster.
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Lants
England
T. Rowlandson
Owen Roberts
eng
cavalier
Roberts
Rowlandson
William Foster
sinnce Labor
Labor
Australia Seeks Mass Emigration Deal With Britain
Melbourne March 3. Australia to take a proportionate share of Britain's national debt and accept millions of Britons as settlers. Plan endorsed by Prime Minister Chifley and outlined in a letter by Immigration Minister Cassell to British Commons relations chief Noel-Baker. Scheme discussed with elderly and middle aged migrants, with approval in principle by Commonwealth Migration advisory committee. Britain expected to reply on Empire dispersal versus home supremacy policy.
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Reut
ersJ
Australia
Britain
Philp Noel- Baker
Briish
Chifley
Australan parlament
Calwell
Commonwealth
Calwelt
Melbourne Herald
Canberra
James Hawks Dies In Drumheller At 73
Tai James Henry Hawks a widely known Drumheller businessman died here Thursday at age 73. He lived in Drumheller many years and was active in local commerce and civic life. He is survived by several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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DRUMHELLER
James
Henry) Hawks
Just and Reasonable Clause to Guard Rentals After Decontrol
The Canadian government will rely on the just and reasonable clause of the price board to restrain commercial rent increases after decontrol. Parliament’s price committee was told the clause remains in effect and can impose fines up to 5000 dollars for unfair rents, with tenants able to prosecute. Some members urged a prompt inquiry into decontrol effects though the committee deferred investigation for the present.
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UAWA
prices board
R. W. Marhew
Finance
Abbott
commons
peice
C.C.F
Mayhew
Donald Fieming
Toronto Eglinton
ann
commercal rect
William Irving
CCF Carlton
Teachers All Five Of Them Are Sick West Newbury
A central grammar school in West Newbury reported all five teachers in the first seven grades were sick yesterday after a pupil danced homeward. The truant officer and others were out sick too. Officials cited colds and seasonal ailments as the cause.
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WEST NEWBURY
ilass
central grammar school
Motion Of No Confidence In Government Defeated In Ottawa
In Ottawa the motion of no confidence by the CCF was defeated by a 173 to 38 vote during the throne speech debate. The session shifted to a broader fight over measures to curb Communism in Canada led by Donald Fleming and allied MPs. An opposing Social Credit amendment urged tax relief and increased family and elder support, but the CCF motion stood down as the debate continued on page two.
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OTTAWA
CP.I
com mets
C.C.F
Canada
Donald Fleming
Toronto
Red Deer
C.CF
Edmonton Seeks Trans-Canada Route Through City
Edmonton plans to push the proposed Trans-Canada Highway through its area. Calgary council formed a committee to argue for rerouting the highway away from Calgary. Mayor Harry Ainlay urged the Rotary Club to back Edmonton efforts. Northern advocates clashed but Edmonton expects cooperation from municipal groups to influence the outcome.
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EDMONTON
Calgary
Harry Ainiay
Alberta seeks 500000 advance for watershed conservation work
EDMONTON March 3 The Alberta government asked the legislature to authorize a 500000 advance to begin forests and watersheds projects on eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Lands and Mines Minister H N E Tanner leads the bill. The Dominion province agreement allocates up to 6200000 over six years with quarterly reimbursements to the province for actual expenditures. The advance supports expected annual province contributions of 75000 toward the program.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Alberta fegislature
Rocky Mountains
N. E. Tanner
lands and mines
Dominion
ake
admini
Benes replacement denied as illness speculated
Disjointed AP and AF dispatches report Denials from Klorcent Gelt wald’s office that Eduard Benes will be replaced due to illness. Various UN and international items follow, including Palestine partition debate and Russian amendments offsets.
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PRAGLE
Klorcent Geltwald
Eduard Benes
LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
United Nation security council
USN assembly
council
Palestine
crimel
maj
POSE RUSS ALLIANCE
HELSINKI
Finand
Russia
partes
parliamet
EIPS
PITTSBURGH
A.P
Denholm Packing Co
Pitsbarch hospital
United States
United Nations security council
Allegheny general hospital
SYDNEX
Australia
Kesal
dar
SASK
REGINA
C.P
Saskkatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeens
Medical Professiens
Medical Council
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