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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Nov 22, 1948

Page

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Rumblings of New Battle At Suchow

AP reports renewed Communist pressure around Suchow as government forces resist in the Nan King approaches. Madame Chiang Kai shek calls for urgent US aid while Communist radio warns against foreign help. Nienchuang retaken 33 miles east of Suchow signals rising tension as Pengpu near Suchow braces for a broader assault. Martial law extends to Peiping Tientsin and Tangshan coal region amid a planned North China offensive.

Associated Press Suchow Nanking Chiang Kai- Shek Chiang Kai-- Shek United States Chiang Kai-Shek Nienchuang Pengpu Peiping Tientsin Tangshan China

Men Shot In Legs in Toronto

Toronto police investigated a Saturday night shooting that sent two men Frank Battaglia and John Sutherland to hospital with leg wounds. They claimed a drunken robber fired at them but later recanted a detailed account, and police found no shooting on the claimed street.

TORONTO Frank Battaglia John Sutherland

Extraordinary NHS costs rise in Scotland report

The Edinburgh Scotsman cites NHS Scotland cost rising to about £8 million in year one, up from £6.5 million. Sir William Marshall cites 177,000 prescriptions in Glasgow August, with demands including cocktails and sleeping tablets with whisky, artificial eyes, wigs, and elastic stockings. He questions chemists supplying wigs and notes broad requests from patients.

National Health Service i Scotland Edinburgh Scotsman William M. Marshall Motherwell Scottish Association of Executive Councils National Health Service Glasgow Sir William Wiliam persey

Left Hand Continued On Back Page In Sports Feature

Feature piece on the left hand technique continues on the back page. The article discusses training tips, biomechanics, and player experiences. Further details and diagrams are promised on the reverse side.

Round World Fliers Make Crash Landing In Alaska

Round World Fliers aboard the Queen Elizabeth return to work after Cunard White Star pledges not to sail to the United States until the longshoremen's strike ends. Crew will resume at noon, restoring service for over 1,500 passengers.

Round World Fliers Alaska SOUTHAMPTON England Queen Elizabeth Cunard White Star Line United States Halifax fame Cunard White Star New York Pat Bryce American overseas airlines Cherbourg France Paris

Plane wreck injures Morrow-Tait navigator safe

Mrs Morrow-Tait and navigator Michael Townsend escaped injury after a forced landing in 30 below weather on the Alaska highway between Fairbanks and Anchorage near Tok. The British round the world flyer Richard Morrow-Tait, 24, and Townsend were flown to Elmendorf Field Anchorage by a US Air Force rescue squadron. The aircraft sustained wing tip and landing gear damage and was grounded at Tanacross after diverting for emergency provisions.

FAIRBANKS Richard Morrow-Tait Michael Townsend Elmendorf Field Anchorage United States air force Alaska Tok Northway Tanacross Alaska highway patrol

Save Dredge Tug Victims Save Dredge

In SOUTH BAY MOUTH Ont 15 men and 4 women survived after clinging to wreckage of a battered dredge Ella M and tug Patricia McQueen for three nights and two days. Storms drove both vessels ashore 20 miles apart on Manitoulin Island as waves reached 15 feet. The Ella M sank Thursday night off Rabbit Island three miles off the east coast, while the Patricia McQueen drifted 16 hours in snow before crashing onto rocks Friday night.

SOUTH BAY MOUTH Ont Manitoulin Island Ella M Patricia McQueen Rabbit Island Mamtooth Island norsh Lake Huron McQueen Manitoulin

Vote to Continue Little Assembly For Another Year

Paris dispatch reports United Nations Assembly interim committee No 2 voted 44 to 6 to extend the little assembly for another year despite a boycott by the Slav Bloc. The body, proposed by US Secretary of State Marshall as a year round organ, would handle matters not suited to periodic meetings of the main assembly.

PARIS United Nations Assembly little assembly Marshail United States regular assembly

Charter Revoked of NYC Labor Council in Portland

The G.L.O. executive board revoked the New York City labor council charter in Portland on November 22 4 amid claims the council gave slavish adherence to the Communist party line. The decision passed 66 to 5, ending the case according to C10 president Philp Murray.

PORTLAND Ore G.L0 New York City council Communist party Philp Murray

TCA Mainline Service Returns to Calgary December First

Trans-Canada Airlines will shift mainline service from Lethbridge to Calgary starting December 1. Calgary’s airport upgrades include a new administration building and improved runways. Two daily westbound and two daily eastbound mainline departures were announced, with additional prairie flights and three daily Edmonton services.

TCA Calgary C.P Trans-Canada Airlines Lethbridge Montreal Vancouver Winnipeg west east prairie Medicine Hat Swit Current Regina Brandon Yorkton Edmonton

Sask Govt Appeal To PC Is Dismissed

The Privy Council ruled Saskatchewan Farm Security Act section six ultra vires as it related to interest, a federal matter, upholding the Supreme Court view that it encroached on Dominion powers. The decision stressed agriculture as Saskatchewan's main industry and acknowledged potential relief for farmers from drought related financial pressures.

ONDON judicial committee of the privy council Lord Simon privy council supreme court Saskatchewan Canada attorney-general of Dominion Justice Taschereau Canadian Supreme Court Lord Suman parliament of Canada

Francoites Elected In Spain Voting

Madrid reports Franco equaellors won in municipal elections across Spain the first since the 1936 39 civil war. The polls passed quietly with only a few incidents and the outcome noted as lacking practical importance.

MADRID Franco equaellors Spain

Eisenhower in Charge of Overlord Crusade in Europe

Excerpted passage from a book on the European campaign shows Dwight D. Eisenhower taking command of Overlord and detailing winter operations in Italy. It notes Teheran regrouping, moving HQ to Caserta, the strain of logistics, and morale under harsh Italian terrain with rivers like the Volturno posing routing challenges.

Italy

McLaren Guilty of Murder in Calgary Trial

McLaren 23, a plasterer, found guilty by an Alberta supreme court jury of murdering Lum Yim Wing, a Chinese grocer, in North Hill on Sept 24, 1945. He faces execution by hanging at Lethbridge jail on March 30, 1949. verdict to be appealed.

CALGARY C.P.J Stanley D. McLaren Alberta supreme court Lum Yim Wing North Hill Lethbridge McLaren Marie McLaren Letbridge jaal

Youths Questioned in Mysterious B C Shooting Case

Police in Dawson Creek say two youths aged 11 and 13 have been questioned in connection with the Nov 12 shooting of 58 year old farmer James Millar Watson. Watson was in a car when a bullet struck the vehicle, wounding him as it passed. Authorities allege theft and safe driving concerns, with the probe ongoing.

DAWSON CREEK Jame Millar Watson Edmonton Watson Palice

Victoria Carpenter Hanged for Wife Slaying

Jacob E. Wied, 38, a Victoria carpenter, was sentenced to hang after a six day trial for the murder of his wife Evelyn. The crown said the slaying followed a quarrel. she was found with a knife wound in the neck in their room and died six hours later in hospital.

VICTORIA Jacob E. Wied Victoria carpenter Evelyn A.D. MacFarlane

How Ministers Should Do It

Taunton parish magazine reports a humorous slip of the tongue at a christening. A minister praised a newborn with a standard line but a pastor blurts out, Well, is THAT a baby, after peering at the infant in the parents' arms. The anecdote highlights a rare verbal stumble in a church ceremony.

TAUNTON Somerset England St. John's church

Singer Bobby Breen Missing In Wisconsin Plane Flight

Hayward Wis November 22 0 A small plane carrying Bobby Breen singer and former film star disappeared yesterday over Wisconsin authorities fear it may have crashed advance agent Ernc Roth said Breens plane was mine hours overdue on a 300 mile flight from Waukesha to Hayward Roth and Breen were to meet here to start a hunting trip today

HAYWARD Wis Bobby Breen Wisconsin Ernc Roth Breen Waukesha Roth

Diplomatic drive centers on China and Berlin crisis

Secretary Marshall arrived from Paris to review foreign policy with President Truman. Key topics include China’s request for U S action against Chiang Kai-shek’s war, Berlin’s blockade, French resistance to Western recovery plans, a Western military alliance, and peacetime lend-lease prospects shaping the next Congress agenda.

Associated Press Marshall Paris Truman Treasury Snyder Defence Forrestal W. Averell Harriman China Chiang Kai- Shek United States Chiang senate D. Worth Berlin Europe yemain ctims France Germany state department Washington Unite States congress

Spaak to Form Belgian Government After Regent Request

Paule Henri Spaak agreed to attempt forming a new Belgian government following a request from Regent Prince Charles. Spaak, who was premier and foreign minister in the resigned government, seeks to rebuild the cabinet amid the political shift.

SPAAK BRUSSELS Paule Henri Spaak Prince Charles

Nine Killed As Plane Crashes Near London

A plane inbound from Germany crashed 50 miles southwest of London killing none of the ten aboard. Civil aviation ministry confirmed the crash but offered no details.

LONDON Germany ministry of civiynation cadr DAWSON CREEK B.C James Millar Watson Alaska Watson PRAACK RUHR INDUSTRIES PARIS France-Presse France Ruhr Ruhe LOUMONTON Manning Alberta EDMONTON Noy Crow's Nest Clearwater SASE CROWN COMPANY C.P government insurance office W. H. Turner Saskatchesan Insurance Employees’ Union C.4.L North Battleford Saskatoon Prince Alberta HANK MONTREAL Maxville Ont Bank of Nova Scotia Toronto H. L. Enman KANSAS CITY Kas great plains Nebraska Kansas

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