Red Air Power Increases In N Korea Frontier Clashes
Military action across Korea shows MiG jet clashes with 16 U.S. F-51 Mustangs near Antung and Sinuipu while UN forces advance north of Anju and push Chinese and Korean troops toward Pyongyang. Encirclements and coastal advances unfold as diplomatic efforts unfold. about 60,000 Chinese Red troops in the zone avoid major combat amid UN deliberations on aid to North Korea.
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Manchuria
Antung-Sinuipu
U.S
U.N
Anju
Won
Pyongyang
Hamhung
Hildu
North Korea
Gas Seepage Believed Cause Hotel Disaster in Alberta
EDGUE Alta Nov 183 CP gas seepage is believed to have caused a blast that wrecked a two story hotel in Leduc injuring 16 and killing ten victims identified only by personal effects. The blaze underscored Alberta history’s worst hotel disaster in a oil boom town of 2000.
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Alberta
EDUGE
Alta
Leduc
Edmonton
Tragic hotel blast devastates Leduc area
A massive early Saturday blast ripped apart a two storey hotel in Leduc injuring sixteen and killing ten. The explosion caused by gas seeping from an unknown source struck just before Remembrance Day ceremonies, with extensive damage to nearby buildings and vehicles. Victims include hotel staff and several residents from Leduc and surrounding towns, while many injured remain hospitalized.
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Leduc réidents
reside
Canada braces for largest peacetime troop transfer
Ottawa reports Canada's special army brigade moving toward Korea. About 11,000 men from Valcartier Petawawa Kingston Camp Borden Shilo and Wainwright deploy on 22 secret trains bound for Fort Lewis Washington with staging for a Far East voyage. The 2nd battalion of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry heads directly to Korea after Fort Lewis. The other two battalions from Royal 22nd Regiment and Royal Canadian Regiment depart from Valcartier and Petawawa.
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OTAWA
Canada
special army brigade
Korea
Fort Lewis
Wash
Valcartier
Que
Petawawa
Kingston
Camp Borden
Ontario
Camp Shilo
Man
Wainwright
Alta
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian light Infantry
Pats
Far East
Royal 22nd Regiment
Royal Canadian Regiment
Apple Juice History in Canned Drink Decline
The Cornwall Standard Freeholder explains why canned apple juice faded about 50 years ago. Poor clarification left muddy deposits, cans corroded by fruit acids creating pin holes, and cooling altered flavor to baked apple. New methods later revived production.
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Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Bevin Rejects Russian Plan to End Occupation
London Nov 13 AP Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin said a Russian plan to end the armed occupation of Germany is unacceptable He hinted Britain will reject a Russian bid for a Big Four meeting to discuss troop removal and a unified German government as proposed at Prague by Russia and East European satellites
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ONDON
Ernest Bevin
Germany
Bevin
Britain
Prague
Russia
Thirteen Cattle Reported Stolen Near Granum
GRANUM, Nov. 13. Thirteen head of cattle disappeared from Alex Calderwood’s farm five miles south of Granum in what he calls a theft. The cattle, all heifers, were in good condition and were branded. RCMP are investigating. Calderwood says signs show the heifers were driven into a corral and loaded into a truck through a purpose built chute. tire marks at the chute corroborate. The cattle were kept on a second farm south of town. the corral fence was broken and others escaped but were recovered.
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GRANUM
Alex Calderwood
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Calderwood
The
Herald
Stirling Farm Woman Found With Throat Cut
Stirling Farm, Ontario. Mrs. Annie Sekulin, 66, was found with throat wounds on a farm west of Stirling Sunday night. Mounted Police investigation underway. Coroner Percy Cope of Raymond attended. no inquest expected. She lived on her brother in law Mike Gravack’s farm and was predeceased by her husband Jehu four years ago.
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Annie Sekulin
Stirling
Percy Cope
Raymond
Sekulin
Mike Gravack
Jehu
Decision by Christmas on West German role in defence
London dispatch reports Atlantic pact deputies urged a definite decision by Christmas on West German entry to a western European defence system. Key issues include assuaging French fears of a future independent German army, preserving parts of Pleven’s plan, and defining German contributions. The French plan for a supra national council and limited German troop use faced opposition.
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LONDON
Germany
Rene Pleven
Prenchsten
European defence council
United States
Britain
Marines Drive Toward Changjin Reservoir Front Line
A United States Marine corps column advanced unopposed through icy hills to within four miles of Changjin reservoir as Chinese forces enter the war. The 3rd Division linked with South Korean and Puerto Rican units to form a solid UN defence line across the peninsula.
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Associated Press
ECUL
Changjin
U.S
Soanth
1st Cavalry Division
Yongbyon
1st Cavalry
Won
6th
Kum
Eighth Army
Tungsan
Pakuwon
Sinuiju
Manchuria
Is India Likely to Go Communist
Special contributor reports on Nehru's stance while traveling from Egypt to Greece. Nehru says he does not know what may happen in 10 or 20 years, a cautious answer reflecting uncertainty about India's future. The piece notes the question is widely asked by observers in Cairo and beyond.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The Herald
MEDITERRANEAN
Greece
Egypt
Cairo
India
Nehru
Albertan Captures Rye Championship At Toronto Royal
At the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto on November 13 three world championships were awarded. Chris Morck of Dickson Alberta won the rye world title, Albert Kessel of Rostown Saskatchewan took the barley world crown, and E. Doubet of Hanna City Illinois regained the corn title. Wheat, potatoes, and cats titles remained to be awarded.
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TORONTO
Chris Morck
Dickson
Alta
Albert Kessel
Rosetown
Sask
Morck
Kessel
Merck
Innisfail
Chicago
John Eliuk
Hairy Hill
Psychiatrist Testifies in Fosbraey Knife Slaying Trial
In Picton Ontario on November 13, Toronto psychiatrist Dr Allan Crisp testified that James Fosbraey suffers from a split personality. He was among several expert witnesses the defence plans to call as the trial enters its seventh day.
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PICTON
Ont
Toronto
James Fosbraey
Allan Crisp
Four Rescued From Icy Ledge on Scottish Peak
Four climbers including three men and a girl were saved from a perilous ice ledge near Black Peak in Argyllshire. They had been roped together all night with a 100 foot drop below, as a rescue party climbed the rugged summit.
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SCOTLAND
GLASGOW
Reuters
Black Peak
Argyllshire
Santa Fe Woman Doctor Is Charged In Kidnap Case
Santa Fe reaction split over the ransom kidnapping of Linda Stamm, nine, with Dr. Nancy Campbell, 43, charged with kidnapping for ransom. Bond set at 25000 dollars. Linda was lured from home, drugged, and kept in a rough shack on an abandoned ranch.
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SANTA FE
little Linda Stamm
Nancy Campbell
Linda
Allen Stamm
Mother Pulls 4 Daughters From Rubble of Leduc Hotel
A 38-year-old mother, hospitalized, describes pulling four daughters from burning rubble after a hotel explosion that killed her fifth child, Mrs John Megley, co-owner’s wife. She recalls rushing to save Janice as the room collapsed and notes Cryssa died in the flames.
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Norman Miller
Athabaska
Alta
Cryssa Megley
Steve Fenniak
Emil Abel
Allan J. Powell
Art Mannville
High River
Alto
Elmer Baird
Edmonton
public works
Bill Brohman
Fred Kincaid
Leduc
Hubner
Leana Crouch
Dennis Kuckinski
Donald Kerr
Nadia Megley
John Johnston
Toby Hiller
Neil MacDonald
William Davies
Kuckinski
MacDonald
Calgary
CAMERON JAMES EDMONTON
John Megley
Janice
Reason to Believe Blast Caused by Natural Gas
Edmonton reports deputy fire commissioner A. E. Bridges states there is reason to believe the Leduc blast originated from natural gas with investigations pending. Ten people died in the explosion as inquiries into gas entry continue.
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EDMONTON
A. E. Bridges
Leduc
Venezuela
Delcade Chalbaud
Remulo Galleges
ONTARIO
EOME WALKERTON
Ont
Howard Everest
Marie
SANTA FE
N.M
Nancy Campbell
FRANCE
LYON
Corps
Agence France-Preeva
Race
Paris
Reuters
LIE
TIBET
LAKE SUCCESS
Segetary-Gangal Trygve Lie
United Nations
agebert
CLAXTON
KOREA
VICTORIA
B.C
Canada
Keres
Brevis Claxton
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