Niddrie Wins Olds by Comfortable Margin
Social Credit held the Olds seat in Alberta's legislature in a dull by election with Fred Niddrie 60, a farmer from Mound, defeating Liberal Martin Winther of Huxley. At 11 a.m. 39 of 41 polls reported Niddrie 2,055 to 1,417, with about 7,500 eligible voters.
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LDS
Alta
Social Credit
Olds
Alberta
liberal party
NIDDRIE
Fred Niddrie
Mound
Martin Winther
Huxley
C.5
Winther
Social
Liberal
CCF
Standine
Independent
bizzard
Inaberal
Fred J Niddrie
Stolen Granum Cattle Traced To Edmonton
RCMP and Western Stock Growers traced cattle stolen from Granum farmer Alex Calderwood to Edmonton. Some cattle had been sold to Canada Packers and others elsewhere. The exact number recovered is unclear. Thieves forged bills of sale and cashed cheques at stockyards. no suspects yet.
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R.C.MSP
Alex Calderwood
Edmonton
Canada
Left Hand Corner Boys Wait to Turn Hotel Key
Report notes the Left Hand Corner Boys waiting in a hotel room as a key figure in a backstage pageant scenario. The item hints at a celebrity named Macri but provides no clear event date or venue.
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Macri
Maori statesman Sir Apirana Ngata dies at 73
Symbolic of Maori relations in New Zealand, Sir Apirana Ngata, a renowned leader and statesman, has died at age 73. He was educated at Te Aute College and Canterbury University, becoming the first Maori to earn a university degree, MA and LLB, and served in Parliament from 1905 to 1943. He guided Maori to use tribal organization and leadership.
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New Zealand
Hfef
Apirana Ngata
Te Aute Maori Boys’ College
Canterbury University College
Flaming Death In Air Collision Kills 13 Airmen
A mid air collision near Tucson involved two four motor planes in the Air Force refueling operation. Thirteen airmen died as flaming fuel engulfed the wreckage while ten others parachuted to safety. Survivors were found dazed at the scene as debris and bodies were scattered over a wide area.
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U.S
TUCSON
Ariz
United States Air Force
Arizona
Six Die In Ontario Level Crossing Tragedy
Six persons from the Creemore district were killed when their car collided with a fast CP freight train on a county road near Beeton Ontario after 11 pm. The victims include Mrs Inez Rushton and her daughters Marion and Joan and four men, with injuries and details reported by provincial police as they investigated the scene.
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BEETON
Ont
Toronto
Creemore
Simcoe county
Inez Rushton
Marion
Joan
Edwin Hewitt
George Pether
Roy Morrisson
Hewitt
Rushton
Nova Scotia
Canadian Pacific Railway
xST
Plans to evac 80,000 from Halifax Sydney NS
Peter Pate of O'Leary Prince Edward Island said here that plans are under way to accommodate up to 80,000 evacuees from Halifax and Sydney in a war emergency.
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Halifax
Sydney
N.S
Peter Pate
O'Leary
PEI
Assurance By Truman To Be Beamed China
State Department radio beamed Truman’s assurance to Communist China that the United States has no invasion plan for Manchuria and will protect China’s interests along the Korean border. Officials hope Peiping’s leaders consider the message to curb war spreading from Korea.
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ASHINGTON
China
Truman
United States
Manchuria
Department
Korea
U.N
Red
Peiping
Voice of America
Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
Acheson
Rusk
Yalu river
U.S
United Nations
security council
NEW YORK
United Nations security council
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
Malik
Ernest A. Gross
Manchurian
Re-Apply Dumping Law Jan 1
Ottawa reports Canada will re apply anti dumping law on five consumer goods categories from January 1 as emergency exchange controls end January 2. A government source says the move aims to curb US goods sold at lower prices and protect domestic sellers in the sterling bloc.
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OTTAWA
Canada
United States
Canada says police plans against Communists are in operation
Justice Minister Garson stated that RCMP plans and precautions to handle Communists in Canada are well matured and some are in operation. He refused to disclose details, saying it would aid Communists, and noted past Communist obstruction campaigns before World War II. The remarks reference T G McManus in Maclean's Magazine.
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OTTAWA
Garson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
T. G McManus
Maclean’s Magazine
McManus
Communist party
Hitler
Stalin
Royal Canadian %Mounted Police
RUSSIA
Winnipeg flood cost shares debated in prorogation clash
The Manitoba prorogation session highlighted flood expenditure with total costs around 96,060,000 and a $23,000,000 flood bill. The federal government pledges at least 35 percent, while affected cities and municipalities will contribute. Greater Winnipeg flood mitigation costs rise toward 5,000,000, with agreed 75 percent share.
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WINNIPEG
Manitoba
McIntyre Ranch Wins Carlot Steers at Royal Winter Fair
McIntyre Ranching Company of Lethbridge Alberta won the grand championship in the market division with two carloads of Hereford steers at the Royal Winter Fair. The reserve grand title went to Ed Noad’s Hunters Compress HW from Claresholm Alberta. Eastern dairy classes were strong but western cattle dominated the beef category as the show highlighted horses and sheep.
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McIntyre Ranch
TORONTO
McIntyre Ranching Company, Ltd
Lethbridge
Alta
Irwin Schenk
Petersburg
Ont
WEST
Alberta
University of Alberta
Ed Noad
Hunters Compress HW
Claresholm
EAST
Ontario
Quebec
the Royal
Ricky
R A F Veteran Jailed For Life On Manslaughter
RAF veteran James Fosbraey, 28, convicted of manslaughter for the fatal stabbing of his wife June in Napatee during a 1949 snowbank incident. He received a life sentence with a jury recommendation of no mercy after a 10 day trial. Fosbraey claimed a loss of reason after his wife said she would leave him for another man.
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PICTON
James Fosbraey
June
Napatee
Fosbraey
Fospraey
Canada
England
Shopping in Tokyo Canadians Stagger Under Bargain Goods
Canadian Press reports Canadians in Tokyo experience a continuous Christmas as they haul bundles from Ginga’s massive department stores and specialty shops. Beijing? No, Tokyo prices make fine wares like pearls and silk brocade far cheaper than in Canada, with items such as a $400 pearl set available for about $80 and silk brocade once unavailable at home.
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DAVE McINTOSH
TOKYO
Japan
eignere sere
Canada
McIntyre Steers Win Second and Third Prizes
On November 1 Western Usands exhibitors tied for first, second, and third in beef cattle at the Royal Winter Fair. J. W. Cummings of Neepawa Manitoba entered a 475 pound carcass that won first prize. A Lethbridge Alberta company earned a second prize with five steers under 1600 pounds and placed third with five steers between 1000 and 1260 pounds.
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J. W. Cummings
Neepawa
Man
McIntyre Ranching Company
Lethbridge
Alta
Casualties By U S In Korea Reported At 28881
American forces total casualties reached 28 881 through November 10 as next of kin notifications completed. Of these 4 798 were dead including 4 049 army 627 marine corps 49 navy and 73 air force.
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WASHINGTON
defence department
army
marine corps
navy
air force
Tanks Blast Trap in North Korea Front Advance
American tank column broke through a Red trap in a northeast Korean ravine and pushed toward the Manchurian border, fighting 17th infantry and killing about 125 communists. South Korean Capital Division advanced 3,000 to 4,000 yards, Marines probed Changjin area, and Pakchen saw six miles of movement as villagers fled Papyong after a raid.
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Associated Press
ECUL
Korea
Manchuria
Changjin reservoir
Pakchen
Papyong
abiase
Canadian Couple Faces Murder Charge In U S
In Los Angeles on November 1, Stanley Buckoski, 27, and his wife Jean, 24, faced trial for the February burglary and murder of 83 year old Helen Edmunds. Buckoski, a Winnipeg native, also faced a Toronto murder warrant. The couple waived a jury. Judge Charles W. Pricke would decide. Buckoski pleaded guilty to four burglary counts. Jean Buckoski was alleged to have waited outside as the burglary occurred. Toronto also sought Buckoski for the July 19, 1949 shooting death of Alfred Layng, 37, a schoolteacher, during a bandit chase at a groceteria. his wife and four year old daughter witnessed the incident.
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LOS ANGELES
Stanley Buckocki
Jean
Helen Edmunds
Buckoski
Winnipeg
Toronto
Sunerine
Charles W. Pricke
Edmunds
Alfred Layng
Multiple News Briefs From Canada And U S
News briefs from Vancouver and Regina report funeral plans for Mrs. William Manson wife of CPR Pacific region VP with service Monday in Vancouver. Also details on a battered Canadian destroyer Sioux at Hong Kong port rails ladders damaged. China rejects Indian protest over Tibet. Oscar Collazo pleads innocent in Washington. Mother and four children die in Ranch Minnesota fire. Saskatchewan farmers receive windfall from wheat pool funds totaling over two million dollars.
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VANCOUVER
William Manson
C.P.R
Chima Sea
RED CHINA REJECTS
NEW DELHI
India
brasguci
Tibet
spetesman
Red
Cellaze
Gadinicheoun
thei anental mestingee
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Ricky) Sharpe
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SAYS
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CAMPBELL LASHES
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