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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 12, 1950

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River level stationary as flood kept city on edge

Deputy army commander Brig Brice said Red River level remained fixed for six hours. He warned no proof crest had passed Winnipeg and St Boniface, urging continued evacuations if planned. Article notes risk of higher crest, ongoing danger, and potential failures of power and water supplies.

WNNIPEG Red river J. W. Brice Winnipeg St. Boniface Man fiood bundites twin cities aig winnipes Brig. Brice central Kuconan

Winnipeg Housewife Reads Water Toll Letter in Boots

A Winnipeg housewife in knee high boots wades through floodwater on Thursday and pauses to read a letter delivered by a postman in hip waders. The moment underscores the ongoing flood struggle and personal resilience in the city.

WENNIPEG Winnipeg

Drew Hits Aviation Policy in Commons Debate

In Ottawa March 12 Canada’s air transport policy faced opposition as George Drew charged the government stifled civil aviation expansion. Transport Minister Chevrier defended the policy. several PC members joined the attack. Drew blamed Trans-Canada Airlines leadership for the issues, while Howard Green called Howe a dictator. Debates also touched the budget bill and a dairymen protection appeal.

OTTAWA Canada one commons George Drew Chevrier chamber Twe Drew Trans-Canada Airines Howe Cnevrer Howard Green Vancouver- Quadra J. M. Macdonnell Toronto Greenwood G. F. Higgins St. John’s East house J. H. Harris Toronto Danforth James Sinclair Abbott

The Left Hand Corner Continues in Parliament

In Australia, a new bill by Senator W. H. Spooner seeks to pay an extra five shillings weekly to 110000 families, removing the exclusion of the first child from family endowment. The measure, tied to a pre election pledge by Prime Minister R. G. Menzies and allies, is expected to pass.

Australia W. H. Spooner Senate R. G Menzies Menzies Labor

Ethel Moller Recaptured From Nationalists Near Formosa

The British destroyer Cossack intercepted the 564 ton Ethel Moller near Formosa and recaptured her from Chinese Nationalists. The boarding party disarmed 150 Nationalist soldiers and restored the original Australian skipper Captain A. L. Waites to command. a naval party remained aboard. The ship, owned by the Anglo-Chinese Shipping Company, was escorted toward Hong Kong. Horizontal details note prior use as a Nationalist raid carrier and a marker of a wartime rescue by the Cossack’s namesake.

ONG KONG Cossack Ethel Moller Formosa Hong Kong Chapel

Fire in flooded Winnipeg shoe store spreads to four more premises

Fire in a downtown Winnipeg shoe store yesterday spread to four other premises before it was controlled. No damage estimate available. The storefront carried a Forecate Vacate Due to Floods sign. The building's basement was partly filled with water.

WINNIPEG MecLeod’s

Tories Gain Labour Loses In Municipal Elections

Results from England and Wales municipal elections show Conservatives gaining while Labour loses ground. With 353 of 378 councils reporting, Conservatives hold 270 gains to 60 losses, Labour 9 gains and 203 losses, Liberals 37, Independents 55, Communists none. The swing to the right, though notable, was not overwhelming, and many seats remained unchanged.

LONDON England Wales Tories SL Sasa

Challenge By Tories Defeated

In London on May 12 Reuters reports the government fended off a Conservative attempt to challenge its trading policy in the House of Commons by 131 to 93. A separate Conservative motion criticizing the Scottish housing policy was defeated 28 to 252, part of an opposition campaign to destabilize Labour with multiple challenges this week.

LONDON Reuters house of commons Labor

Hiccup record holder wakes to vanishing hiccups

Troquois Falls Ontario March 12 Mike Conte who spent 84 days hiccuping at about six times a minute woke to find his hiccups gone. Doctors say he ended just short of the one million mark.

TROQUOIS FALLS Ont Mike Conte

Operation Redramp coordinated flood relief for Red River

Ottawa March 12 The operation name Redramp designates Canada’s flood relief effort for Manitoba’s Red River flooding exceeding 540 square miles. A flood relief room at defence headquarters will run 24 hours under Maj Gen Graham with input from navy air force and army. barracks and camps will house refugees, especially women and children, as central airlift coordination in Winnipeg is established.

OTTAWA Canada Manitoba Red River National Defence headquarters Eng R. E. A. Morton natal Saskatoon Regina Port Arthur defence headquarters H. D.G Graham navy air force H. L. Quinn C.L Annis Winnipeg Nood Winnipeg con RAINY RIVER Fort Frances Ramy River Raimy River Red Cross LONDON CALGARY St Boniface

Oil Lease Bids Break All Records in Alberta

EDMONTON May 12 CP The Crown Trust Company paid Alberta Government 611 711 for oil rights on a 150 acre Redwater field quarter. It was the top bid among 13 sales totaling 5 607 074. Trev covered about 2 000 acres in Redwater and Excelsior fields. Bids were accepted until 6 30 CST and announced by Mines and Minerals Minister N E Tanner. Parcel 67 for Crown Trust and adjoining parcel 83 fetched 1 387 288 surpassing the previous high.

EDMONTON Crown Trust Company Alberta Redwater Royalite-Triad tram Trev Excelsior Mines and Munerals N. E. Tanner Croan Trust

More Join Ranks Of U S Idle

Chicago May 12 An editorials wire report says a large fireman strike against four major U S carriers has spread, idling about 200 600 workers and affecting rail operations. Violence appeared near Knoxville as freights were ambushed and a fireman was shot in the arm while pickets denied firing. Rail lines including Southern and Newark Central reported disruptions as the strike entered its third day.

CHICAGO Giany Veo tese St United States Mar Knoxville Tenn Southern Railway smuch sards Newark Central Indiana Care

St Vital Sanatorium Evacuation Under Flood Threat

St Vital and the St Boniface sanatorium face flood danger as volunteers, nurses, a doctor and maintenance staff stay to protect the facility. Evacuation of patients to Deer Lodge, Brandon and Ninette occurs as floodwaters rise along the Red River.

WINNIPEG St. Boniface St Vital reir Morton Deer Lodge Winnipec Brandon Winnnipegz Ninette Man

Flooded Winnipeg Areas Seen On Map

Winnipeg residents face rising floodwaters across multiple districts with large swaths of East Kildonan St Boniface and Norwood affected. A center map shows inundation along the Red and Seine rivers encroaching streets and major avenues, threatening traffic links and residential blocks.

Winnipeg CPI East Kildoman Rec wibcine RED Fort Wicweed Lion Street Riverside drive Impenal Stanmills Cicnard St. Boniface Seine river Winnices Sn Boniface

Brink's Guards Robbed of 15990 in Connecticut

Four gunmen with masked faces robbed three Brink's guards of 15990 at a Bigelow-Sanford carpet factory lounge in Thompsonville Connecticut. The bandits fled in an automobile after the crime, weapons suspected shotguns.

BRINK THOMPSONVILLE Conn Brink's Bigelow-Sanford

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