Princess Pats on the Move Near Manchurian Border
American infantry with tanks pushed two miles from the Manchurian border toward Hyesanjin in a snowbound North Korea valley. The Red resistance faded to practically none, while U.S. Marines advanced on the Changjin reservoir area and South Korean forces pressed along the northeast coast and northwest front.
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Associated Press
10th corps
U.S. seventh division
Hyesanjin
E.S.T
Changjin
central
Korea
Kaplan
Socialists win in two West German states amid rear mament debate
In Hessen and Württemberg-Baden voters backed the Socialists who oppose rearmament and rejected Moscow policies. The Red defeat was sharp with no Communist elected, while the Christian Democrats lost ground in both states. A clear Socialist majority in Hesse names the premier and cabinet for four years. The result fuels calls for new elections and reflects discontent with Adenauer amid price rises and coal shortages.
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Associated Press
BANKFURT
Christian Democrats
Hesse
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Moscow
Germany
Socials
Fritz Heine
Socialist party
Heine
Adenauer
Fiesse
Christian Demo
ace chaus
Bishops Oppose Sex Education In U S Schools
The Roman Catholic bishops of the United States condemn sex instruction in schools saying parents should handle moral guidance at home within a religious context. They warn that excessive reliance on schools, the state, and entertainment harms children's moral formation.
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WASHINGTON
Roman Catholic bishops of
United States
The Left Hand Corner Artificial Loch Charwo Man
The Left Hand Corner reports on an unusual event with limited readable details. No variety in bomps noted. the fragment provides little context or clear outcomes. Further text needed to determine people places or dates involved.
London charwomen and the Inner Temple come alive
The London cor respondent notes the charwomen known as the regulars of the Inner and Outer Temple. They gather around six in the evening after judges leave their offices and resume their daily duties as Temple buildings undergo repair. The piece hints at a Boz like Sairey Gamp influence in one figure and describes the revived activities of these legal sanctuary workers.
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London
Ottawa Journal
Boz
Inner
Te London charwoman
Licensing clash over Alberta board plan sparks pushback
Edmonton reports doctors dentists nurses and engineers react to an Alberta government move to take licensing powers. Dr Rooney says education standards matter most. Nurse official Van Dusen opposes licensing. Engineers registrar McDougall and pharmacist Rogers decline comment. Quebec spokesmen condemn the idea if adopted there.
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EDMONTON
dental
Alberta
R. A. Rooney
Alberta Dental Association
C. Van Dusen
Alberta Association of Registered Nurses
J. F. McDougall
Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta
H. W. Rogers
Alberta Pharmaceutical Association
Supreme Court Rules Cabinet Lacked Seizure Authority
OTTAWA November 20 CP The Supreme Court of Canada ruled the 1947 order in council authorizing the Canadian wheat board to seize grain is invalid The Manitoba Court of Appeal had held the emergency transitional powers act does not give cabinet power to confer seizure authority on the board The action upheld involved J T Nolan a Chicago grain trader and the seizure of barley in 1947 involving about 20 million bushels and a price shift from 64 cents to 93 cents per bushel Nolan refused to obey and instructed his agents not to surrender 40 000 bushels of barley at the lakehead The case was before Chief Justice E K Williams in ORDER
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OTTAWA
supreme court of Canada
Canadian wheat board
high court
Manitoba court of appeal
coe
J. T. Nolan
Chicago
Nolan
prairie provinces
wheat board
lakehead
Hallet and Carey, Ltd
E. K. Williams
Across Europe Asia Turkish city on a bridge and elections
Special contributor I Norman Smith writes from Istanbul about Turkey straddling Europe and Asia. He portrays a society with a recent free election that ended a 27 year rule, and reflects on Ataturk as both democrat and dictator while noting a diverse, multilingual urban scene.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The Herald
ISTANBUL
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Two Die In Rampage At Poplar Indian Agency
In Poplar Montana two men died after a gunfight with police in the streets. Sioux man Patrick Brown shot Officer Oscar Peterson then died in his wrecked car. A teenage Sioux girl, Madeline Loves Him, was wounded in the hand and disappeared after being rescued. An inquest was postponed until she is found.
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POPLAR
Mont
Madeline
Montana
Merritt Graham
Patrick Brown
Oscar Peterson
Miss
Brown
Peterson
Miss Loves Him
Eight Hurt in Calgary Weekend Traffic Accidents
In Calgary on the weekend eight people were injured in traffic accidents on slippery streets, with one in critical condition. Four of the injured were pedestrians.
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CALGARY
Canadians Ride Four Trains Toward Korea From Alberta
A Canada Pacific troop movement carries over 1,000 soldiers of the 2nd battalion and Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry toward Fort Lewis Washington for further training before deployment to Korea. Commanding officer Lt Col J R Stone praises the force as well motivated and capable.
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Fort Lewis, Wash
AINWRIGHT
Alta
Rocky mountains
Canada
special brigade
Korea
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
Fort Lewis
Wash
Far East
Commonwealth Brigade
United States army
Patricia’s
J. R
Jim) Stone
DS.O
M.C
special force
Bus Runs Wild Down Monarch Pass With 33 Players Aboard
A college football team bus carrying 33 players and coaches lost air brakes on Monarch Pass Colorado. Driven by Jerry Tobin the bus sped down the mountain at up to 110 mph. The crew steadied it by shifting on curves and inches from disaster, yet the team won against Adams State College 35-14.
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CANON CITY
Colo
western state college
lofty Monarch Pass
Salida
Jerry Tobin
Joe Thomas
Tobin
Adams State College
Widow Charged In Toronto Lawyer’s Murder Slaying
Marion Sullivan 50 appears in city court in Ottawa Nov 19 charged with murdering her husband Francis J. Sullivan 52, a Toronto lawyer and Ontario lands and forests chief solicitor, who was found bludgeoned in a Chateau Laurier Hotel suite. Crown seeks another remand to tidy details in this historic case.
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Toronto
Chateau Laurier
OTTAWA
Marion Sullivan
Francis J. Sullivan
Ontario department of lands and forests
Sullivan
nally
Crown
Raoul Mercer
Marion Gough
Practical Quantities Show Gasoline From Coal In U S
The U S Bureau of Mines announced the first gasoline produced in practical quantities from coal in the United States. At the Mississippi River coal to oil demonstration plant near Louisiana Me the plant has produced over 225000 gallons and runs about 9000 gallons daily. The project tests a private industry driven synthetic oil system to reduce dependence on foreign petroleum and ensure long term U S oil needs.
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LOUISIANA
United States
bureau of mines
bureau
Mississippi River
St. Louis
proving ground
U.S
Canadian Will Command Western Korean Flotilla
At United Nations Naval Base in South Japan on Nov 2, a Canadian flotilla of three destroyers anchors for a Korea coast patrol. Capt Jeffry Sirock will command the UN fleet on the west coast with Dutch French and British units joining. Ships will sail together for the first time since Inchon landings.
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UNITED NATIONS
JAPAN
Korea
Jeffry Sirock
Inchon
will
Primate of Church of England Passes After Week's Illness
The Primate of the Church of England in Canada died in Toronto at 61 after a week of illness. His leadership roles and impact within the Anglican community are noted in tributes from church officials and colleagues.
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Church Of England
Most Rev George Kingston Dies at 61 in Toronto
Most Rev George Frederick Kingston, 61, Archbishop of Halifax and primate of the Church of England in Canada, died after a weeklong illness. He suffered a heart attack while returning from a Halifax meeting. Acting primate will be Archbishop W R Adams. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the four metropolitans and the Nova Scotia co adjutor bishop after consulting Mrs Kingston. Viscount Alexander visited the hospital. Kingston was elected primate in Saskatoon. The electoral college will also name his successor.
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TORONTO
George Frederick Kingston
Church of England
Canada
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Anglican house of bishops
missionary diocess
Kingston
Archbishop Adams
L. Ra Sherman
Rupert's Land
Philip Carrington
Quebec
John Lyons
Ontario
R. H. Waterman
Viscount Alexander
general synod
Saskatoon
electoral college
executive council
the
church in Canada
Atkinson Foundation Grants 50000 To Queen's University
Kingston Ontario November 20 A 50000 grant from the Atkinson Charitable Foundation to the faculty of medicine will be paid over five years at 10000 annually to initiate and for a limited period establish a chair of paediatrics. Dr Rob Roy MacGregor will become full time paediatrics chief. The program centers in the 81 bed Kingston General Hospital unit with cooperation from Hotel Dieu Hospital.
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KINGSTON
Ont
Atkinson Charitable Foundation
R. C. Wallace
Queen’s University
Wallace
Rob Roy MacGregor
G. Harold Ettinger
Kingston General Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Atkinson Foundation
J. E. Atkins
Toronto Daily tar
Britain says NASA opposes seating Chinese at U.N
In New York Kenneth Younger told the General Assembly that Britain and many governments doubt Soviet aims. He argued moves to seat the Chinese Communist Party would be designed to rally majority opposition and gain representation in the United Nations.
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RUSSIA
CHINA
NEW YORK
Britain
Nasa
United Nations
general assembly
Kenneth Younger
U.N
WASHINGTON
Korea
navy
SASKATOON
Saskatchewan Farmers Unit
Canadian Wheat Board
J. L. Phelps
S.F.U
C.P.R
FAY
OTTAWA
Canada
Princess Patricia's
Canadian Light Infantry
McCLOY
U.S
FRANKFURT
Germany
Reuters
John J
United States
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West German Socialist Party
SWS
Ricky Sharpe
Muison
Ala
C.N.R
Royal Agricultural Winter
Ricky
A. J. Lomas
N.R
Herald Engraving
Montreal
Supreme Court
Ataturk
Poplar, Mont
aes NETO
Canadian Press
ARCHBISHOP KINGSTON
Queen's University
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