Manitoba Weekend Vote Narrows Legislature to 2 Doubtful Seats
Winnipeg results lift Coalition strength to 42 while opposition stands at 12. Two ridings Morris and Iberville face second counts under single transferable vote. Iberville looks likely for the opposition. Morris tilts Coalition. Rupert's Land votes set for Dec 14. Premier Campbell’s Liberal-Progressive party claims overall majority.
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WINNIPEG
Manitoba
Winnipeg North
Winnipeg Centre
Morris
Iberville
C.C.F
Harry Sherman
J. C. Dryden
P.C
John McDowell
Raoul Allard
Liberal-Progressive
Paul Bardlas
Frank Chester
W. A. Kardash
Labor-Progressive
J. M. Hawryluk
Douglas L. Campbell
Liberal-Progressive party
Glyn Osler Buried in Toronto Funeral Service
The funeral of Glyn Osler K.C. a prominent Ontario lawyer and financier who died Friday at age 73 was held today at St Simon's church in Toronto.
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TORONTO
Glyn Osler
K.C
Ontario
St. Simon's church
Wealthy Dokis Indians Split by Bridge Feud
The Dokis tribe of the Little French River area in Northern Ontario, numbering 235, are reportedly well off with a capital trust near 1 million dollars. Each member from birth receives 13 dollars monthly plus 12 dollars yearly from umber royalties, plus family allowances and free medical care, with no real estate taxes. The funds stem from the sale of timber rights to white buyers, while a dispute over building a bridge to the mainland causes tensions.
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Dokis
Okiken- Gant
Little Frenchiver
Ontario
Olfasa
Windsor Star
noto
zdation
capital trust
Blaze in Tilley destroys three buildings in fire
A $25,000 blaze swept the village of Tilley Alta early Friday destroying the Palace theatre a general store owned by Eric Tapem and L Kalpaf's electrical appliances shop.
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TILLEY
Alta
C.P
Alberta
Palace theatre
Eric Tapem
L. Kalpaf
Flour millers not authorized to fix flour prices
The Ottawa Citizen reports that flour millers were never forced or authorized to fix minimum prices. Fred McGregor, former chief investigator, says inquiry found no evidence of encouragement to prevent selling below maximum prices. Kenneth Taylor, former prices board chair, supported the finding.
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OTTAWA
Ottawa Citizen
Fred McGregor
Combines Investigation
Kenneth Taylor
prices board
U S Consul at Calgary Dies After Long Illness
Charles E B Payne 56 former U S consul Calgary died in hospital after a lengthy illness He planned to travel to Sarnia Ont Born in Marquette Mich he joined the foreign service in 1920 served at Fort William London Ont and Sarnia before taking over Calgary duties He gave up his post due to illness Survived by widow a daughter and two sons of Calgary Body to be sent to Sarnia for funeral and interment in Lambeth Ont
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CALGARY
Charles E. B. Payne
United States
Sarnia
Ont
Marquette
Mich
Payne
U.S. foreign service
Fort William
London
Lambeth
Vishinsky Attacks Pearson At UN Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky directly attacked Canadian external affairs minister Lester Pearson accusing him of slander and falsification in a September address before the United Nations. He branded Pearson's remarks on a Soviet peace pact as propaganda and claimed no truth in the charges of war mongering amid American British Berlin tensions.
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LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Canada
Russia
L. B. Pearson
United Nations assembly
Pearson
Vishinsky
assembly
United States
Britain
Dimitri Manulsky
Ukraine
Berlin
Freighter Calmar Brings Body of Mate After Pacific Gale
Limps into Port Seattle with the body of first mate Clarence Hutton aged 50 of Valley Stream New York who died after a North Pacific gale. Another crewman Walter E. Roberts 23 of Somerville Massachusetts is reported lost overboard. Master Capt Richard B Hughes of Brooklyn said a mountainous wave caused the deaths.
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SEATTLE
Calmar
Clarence Hutton
Valley Stream
N.Y
Walter E. Roberts
Somerville
Mass
Richard B. Hughes
Brooklyn
Minister Ure Attacked in Delburne Alberta
Hon David Ure Alberta agriculture minister is hospitalized after being struck on the head by a hammer wielding farmer in Delburne. The attacker, a recent Ponoka mental hospital patient, is in police custody. Ure was visiting family and planned to lay a wreath at Red Deer cenotaph. X rays were pending.
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RED DEER
Alta
David Ure
Alberta
Delburne
Calgary
Ponoka
Ure
Alberta painters' award Montreal
Three painters were elected full academy members at the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts annual meeting. The new Academicians are H. G. Glyde of Edmonton Dorothy Stevens and J. S. Hallam of Toronto.
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ALBERTA
MONTREAL
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts
Royal Canadian
H. G. Glyde
Edmonton
Dorothy Stevens
iJ. S. Hallam
Toronto
Contractor Turns Sleuth Gets His Man in Calgary
Calgary contractor Pat Morasch tracked a car by tire casts after a tire was stolen from his truck. He identified the vehicle from tire patterns and followed pursued leads for a month. The car’s owner pleaded guilty in police court, promised restitution, and was remanded for sentence in February.
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CALGARY
C.P
Pat Morasch
Cw i
Morasch
Calgarian
Deadlock On Coal Industry Talks Continues
Washington November 14 Federal conciliator Cyrus C Ching prepared to brief President Truman on weekend coal talks developments or the lack thereof John L Lewis proposed talks with soft coal operators but mine owners offered no rush of acceptance Operators cited that Lewis aides said he awaited their convenience Ching and colleagues favored avoiding presidential action delay beyond this week indicating no breakthrough in the coal deadlock
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WASHINGTON
Cyrus C. Ching
White House
Truman
John L. Lewis
Lewis
John
Ching
Freighter Towed to Port St John’s
The Halifax salvage tug Foundation Josephine brought the partially disabled British freighter Scottish Prince into Port St John’s. The ship reported engine trouble on November 5, six hundred miles east of Newfoundland, while bound from the United Kingdom to Montreal with a general cargo.
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PORT ST. JOHN'S
Mid
Halifax
Josephine
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Montreal
Tri-State College student held in Angola over child assault
Angola police identified Benedict L. Driscoll Jr 22 of Newport Rhode Island as a Tri-State College student held on charges tied to chloroforming and rape of a nine year old girl Saturday night. Police chief Paul Tague said Driscoll admitted administering chloroform but denied raping the girl.
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ANGOLA
Ind
Tri-State College
Paul Tague
Benedict L. Driscoll, Jr
Newport
Plan to pay federal grants to Canadian towns
Finance Minister Abbott outlined a plan to grant about 75 percent of municipal taxes, up to five million dollars yearly, as federal property allowances. The program, to be in law this session and effective Jan 1, exempts crown entities while offering formula grants and potential adjustments based on national capital development and the four percent national average of federal property.
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UAWA
Finance Minster
Abbott
commons
Canada
Ottawa
C.N.R
Prince Charles Birthday Party At Clarence House
London reports the one-year-old Prince Charles son of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh hosts a quiet 40 pound cake birthday party at Clarence House. He has six teeth weighs 24 pounds 8 ounces and can say Mum mums Papa and Nan nan. He will join his father on naval duty in the Mediterranean as his mother travels to Malta for an anniversary celebration.
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LONDON
Prince Charlie
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
Clarence House
prince
papa
Philip
Charlie
Buckingham Palace
Malta
Prince Philip
Mediterranean
royal bath
Essex
Prince Charles
Lloyd's shipping register
Michael Sawyer
Chatham
Michael
pramspick
span
Nan nan
Lightbody
New nerve-control drug heals peptic ulcers
Ban thine, a synthetic drug, shown at the Southern Medical Association, heals ulcers by blocking stomach nerves. In 20 cases all healed, pain stopped within minutes, perforating ulcers included. Duke University researchers Grimson Longino Lyons presented the findings, with US Public Health Service support.
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Southern Medical Association
Duke University
United States public health service
Keith S Grimson
professor surgers
Frank H. Longino
C. Keith Lyons
public health service
icloas
Duke
G. D
Dispose of Italy's Pre-War Colonies
The United Nations political committee adopted a resolution disposing of Italy's pre war colonies in Africa. The vote was 49 to 1 with eight abstentions, paving the way for final approval by the general assembly next week. Ethiopia opposed the complete program citing fear of renewed Italian aggression. Slav bloc and several nations abstained. The plan envisions Libya independence by January 1, 1952, Somaliland under a 10 year U N trusteeship with Italy administering, and further Eritrea study next year.
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LAKE SUCCESS
United Nations political committee
Italy
Africa
general assembly
Ethiopia
New Zealand
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Libya
Somaliland
U.N
Eritrea
Trail smelterman killed in highway crash
A 20 year old smelter worker Irvine Earl Weis of Lender Saskatchewan was killed when a light delivery truck careened off the Trail Fruitvale highway on Saturday. Two other workers were injured as the crash occurred near Trail. Weis had lived in Trail about nine months with his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Weis.
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TRAIL SMELTERMAN
TRAIT
Trail Fruitvale
Irvine Earl Weis
Lender, Sask
Herbert Weis
Rates Case Opens Before Royal Commission On Transportation
Western governments and farm groups joined to oppose the Canadian Pacific Railway claim to keep the Crow's Nest Pass freight rates. The commission reserved decision on how deeply it will probe the rates, with CP arguing no past-profit inquiry. Spokesmen for prairie provinces, grain pools, and United Grain Growers pressed for federal control, citing long term railway profitability and the rates as cornerstone of western security.
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UAWA
royal commission on transportation today
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
prairie
Crow’s Nest
Canadian National Railways
CP.R
praine
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United Grain Growers
A. MacPherson
Mir
Mac
World Rye Champion Albert Kessel Wins In Saskatoon
Albert Kessel of Rosetown Saskatchewan took the world rye championship at the Royal Winter Fair, with Prolific rye from his farm leading a field that included Thomas E. Brown of Kassels Alberta in second and G. Avery of Kelso Saskatchewan in third.
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TORONTO
Albert Kessel
Rosetown
Sask
Thomas E. Brown
Kassels
Alta
G. Avery
Kelso
EDMONTON
Brazil
Europe
WALLACE
CALGARY
William Lee Wallace
Yvonne Levesque
Masistrate
G. H. Rose
GARSON
VICTORIA
BCL
Garcon
British Columbia
C.C.F. Council
C.C.F
he Nour
FISHER
VANCOUVER
Blanche Fern Fisher
Woodward's Department Stores, Ltd
HALF MOON BAY
Calif
James Beatty
Myrtle M. Portes
Ted Yelle
Belmont
BENTLEY
REGINA
Bic Fite
Canada
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gorme
prrcons
mintre
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