No Direct Govt Flood Aid Won't Dictate To Manitoba Officials Says P.M.
Prime Minister St Laurent said Ottawa will not provide direct flood aid to Manitoba victims, insisting federal help must follow Fraser Valley precedents. He noted aid would go to provincial plans, not individuals, and reaffirmed relations with Manitoba government for relief measures.
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The Left Hand Corner Continues into Page Eighteen
The Left Hand Corner continues with discussion on a regional issue in the Lake area, noting changes in public stance and the impact of tourism. The text references a costly contribution and debates over rectification, questioning sea and sun effects and bacteria content in waste.
Archbishop of Canterbury Sends Sympathy to Winnipeg
The Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher expressed profound sympathy to the people of flood stricken Winnipeg in a letter to Archbishop R L Sherman of Rupert's Land. Fisher, familiar with Winnipeg, noted his thoughts are with the city during the disastrous inundation.
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Meanest Weather in Western Canada Ice Flight
A combined crew of RCAF fliers and National Research Council observers in western Canada search for the meanest weather. Their four motor North Star aircraft, built with a shark fin, flew 1700 miles from Ottawa to study icing conditions, testing equipment to replace de-icing methods and help forecast living conditions more accurately. The plane carries thermometers, cloud density meters, heated propeller blades, and inflatable rubber de-icers on wing edges.
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Trygve Lie Arrives In London For Talks With Attlee
Trygve Lie United Nations secretary general arrived in London for talks with Prime Minister Attlee and Foreign Secretary. He traveled from Paris where he met Georges Bidault and Robert Schuman. Paris rumors denied he carried a 10 point peace plan. spokesman said Lie gave no memorandum.
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Headache for Jolson Senior in Van Nuys
Jolson senior, at an uncertain age, swallowed about 20 headache tablets yesterday. He was rushed to a hospital where a stomach pump recovered most of the pills.
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No Herald Wednesday May 24 Holiday Notice
The Herald notes Victoria Day is a statutory holiday and will not publish. Important world news will be bulletined as usual.
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Herald
City Airmen Honors Investiture in Edmonton
EDMONTON May 23 CP Thirty nine airmen will be invested by Lt Gov Bowlen at North West Air Command for war awards. Group Captain Gordon L Best Edmonton to receive Order of the British Empire. Distinguished Flying Cross recipients include Fit Lt Lionel Couter Trochu Fit Lt Reginald Nutter Medicine Hat and others from across Alberta and BC with multiple officers named from Calgary Lloydminster Wainwright Fort Nelson and more.
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Medicine Hat
Frederick Roddick
Viking
Donald Bullock
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Calgary
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Abram Dyck
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Haughton
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Louis Simonson
George Ward
William Buchan
Maurice Carson
Richard Cull
Michael Kutyn
Murray Scott
Roy Stowe
Elmer Trotter
John Aldrich
Level Crossing Death Toll Rises to Eight in Ontario
STURGEON FALLS Ont May 23 The death toll from a level crossing collision rose to eight with the deaths of two four year old children Gerald Guay and Hector Cayen in hospital. Five other persons were injured when a truck rammed a Canadian Pacific transcontinental passenger train at Verner eleven miles west of Sturgeon Falls. The truck carried thirteen River Valley residents home from a Sunday fishing outing.
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Disaster risk ends but dikes must hold in Winnipeg
The Red River level fell from flood crest to 29.9 feet at 4 am CDT easing pressure on Winnipeg and St. Boniface. Officials warn relief and flood-prevention work continue as 80,000 displaced residents await long-term protection and authorities prepare for potential recurrence.
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Red Dean Climbs Fence CHARTERING OF SOVIET VESSEL
In the British House of Commons Conservative MP Peter Smithes protested a food ministry move to charter a Soviet vessel to carry sugar from the Dominican Republic to Liverpool. He warned the action created a bad impression in the Pemimican Republic and noted the Dmitri fish food docked with troops on standby, while no costs landed.
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Federal opposition to education grants by Gardiner
Ottawa May 23 Education Minister Gardiner told the commons the federal government would oppose grants to provinces earmarked for education. He said the government should not impose grants and require spending on education, while considering expanding educational opportunities through provincial grants without strings or encroaching provincial rights. Members supported the idea of more scholarships with no strings.
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Six-Vote Victory For Govt Over Opposition
In London on March 23 the government survived a six vote in the House of Commons against the Conservative opposition over housing program funding. Health Minister Aneurin Bevan led the defense as opposition speaker Sandys urged reductions in health appropriation. The tally was 299 to 293 with Liberal MPs voting for the government and Liberals Davies and Theo- her Liberals absent or abstaining.
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Rioting crowd chases youths at Calgary Ukrainian hall
Calgary police fought to quell a riot outside the United Ukrainian hall as about 500 youths stormed the venue during a peace rally led by Very Rev. Beinn-Bes sett Jehmeen. Four arrests were made for disorderly conduct as windows were smashed and a rock barrage challenged officers.
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Rain halts barons Carmangay traffic and floods
A half inch rain drenched the Barons Carmangay areas on Tuesday halting the Greyhound route from Lethridge to Vulcan and Calgary amid heavy road conditions. Ottawa reports a $58,000 relief gift to Winnipeg flood efforts from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Canadian Red Cross receives £250,900 from the American Red Cross for Manitoba relief. General Motors and United Automakers agree on a new contract guaranteeing four cent hourly raises over five years plus monthly pensions and security benefits. Two Edmonton postal workers admit guilt in letter theft cases with probable sentencing May 25. Flood level at Cross reads 29.75 feet as outlook remains guarded awaiting rain decline.
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