Strip Teasers Escaped Conviction In Florida Court
In Miami on October 1 Deputy Sheriff George Patton charged two strip tease dancers Penny Art and Jackie Paul with unlawful exposure of their breasts in a vulgar manner. Judge Wayne Allen ruled no vulgarity proved after testimony on skimpy outfits. He warned that an extra inch could have brought trouble, remarking by his standards many beachgoers could be arrested.
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MIAMI
Fla
George Patton
Penny Art
Jackie Paul
Wayne Allen
Eight-year-old Roy Roberts dies in Tarzan play
In Ucluelet British Columbia an eight-year-old Indian boy Roy Roberts accidentally hanged himself while playing Tarzan with a companion. He looped a belt on a tree branch and jumped, his feet off the ground. a post mortem showed a broken neck. Ucluelet lies on Vancouver Island's southwest coast.
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UCLUELET
B.C
Roy Roberts
Vancouver Island
Britain posts £9.5 million deficit in first half
London reports Britain ended the first half of the 1950 fiscal year with a deficit of more than £9.5 million as expenditures totaled £1,586,936,378 while revenue reached £1,577,427,627. The figures reflect the balance of government spending and income in the period.
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LONDON
Reuters
Britain
Left Hand Corner on Kanara slave raids to Australia
The article recounts 19th century Kanara natives trafficked to Australia for cane fields, profiting pirates until Henry Parkes and allies limited the slave trade. It notes Alec Solomon as the solitary representative of the Slave Gatherers in Australia, living in a cane grower’s hut after retirement.
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Australia
Pacific
Queenland
Henry Parke
Altec Solomon
Gathorers
Alec
The Sept Hand Corner
A brief continuation of the sports column titled The Sept Hand Corner, noted as continued on page 16. The readable fragment only confirms continuation and lacks additional concrete details or events.
Steel and coal strikes push U S idle workers past a million
The Associated Press reports more than 1,000,000 workers are idle amid simultaneous steel and coal strikes. United Steelworkers begin a 23 state walkout over pensions and insurance, joining about 400,000 United Mineworkers. Vice counts show 500,000 steelworkers affected, while miners split on return dates. broad economic disruption looms as fabricators may shed workers. John L. Lewis seeks talks amid escalating labor clash.
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Associated Press
United States
steel and coal
United Steelworkers
United
United Mine Workers
U.M.W
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Lewis
U.S
PITTSBURGH
CI.O
United States steel and iron mills
Philip Murray
United Steelwork
Ottawa to negotiate purchase of Canada Land Co assets
Agriculture Minister Gardiner said the cabinet authorized further talks to take over the Canada Land and Irrigation Company’s Bow River project for about 2.25 million dollars. He noted the price would guide negotiations but may not be accepted. Negotiations began just before the June general election. cabinet approval followed recent return of Gardiner’s report.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Gardiner Friday
Canada Land and Irrigation Company
Alberta Bow River
Gardince
Rebecca, 16, Returns to Arctic Family After England Years
Rebecca, a 16-year-old Eskimo girl adopted at age 10 by Caron John H Turner and his wife, left England after Canon Turner's Winnipeg hospital death on December 9, 1947. Rescued by RCAF, she traveled 1750 miles by dog sled to reunite with her Arctic family, after two years away and a longing to return home.
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Central Press
Rebecca
Arctic
England
Caron John H. Turner
Canon Turner
Winnipeg
R.C.A.F
Moffet Inlet
Baffin Island
Mass Troops for Coming Canton Battle
Nationalists and Communists mass troops for a Canton confrontation. The Communist 12th Army moved into Kwangtung province from Kiangsi to the east, taking positions at Namyang, 155 miles northeast of the government capital. Estimates place Red regulars in northern Kwangtung at 30,000, while Nationalist trains bring reinforcements to Kukong, 125 miles north of Canton, with fighting reported in the area for several days.
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CANTON
A.P
Kwangtung
Kiangsi
Namyang
Kukong
Murder charge dismissed in infant death case
In Indianapolis on October 1, a murder charge against Brenda Edwards, a British born wife of a former soldier, was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. The Edwardses had been indicted for murder in the July 20 death of their seven month old daughter Beryl Jane, whom authorities alleged was beaten to death.
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INDIANAPOLIS
George S. Dalsey
Brenda Edwards
Greek Rebel Leader Executed by Military Court
Athens reports Greek Communist leader Demos Gheorchiou was executed after a military court sentenced him to death for taking part in armed rebellion. The action follows charges and a verdict amid rising tensions in the region.
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ATHENS
Reuters
Demosthenes Gheorchiou
Bill is Talked Out
Ottawa news summarizes that Parliament gave first reading to a bill enabling Canada to nationalize its external telecommunication assets. The proposal would let the government buy Canadian Marconi and Cable and Wireless Ltd for about 4.5 million dollars as part of a broader Commonwealth plan.
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OTTAWA
Canada
commons
Marcon
Cable and Wireless Ltd
Tragic Car Versus Oil Tanker Kills Bellevue Man
Harold Pahl of Bellevue, 24, died when his car collided with an oil tanker on No 3 highway between Kipp and Monarch. Pahl was thrown through the windshield as the 1946 Ford rolled over. Tanker driver Oliver J. Grierson of Warner escaped with minor injuries. An inquest was ordered, with the jury to be sworn in later today. Funeral plans pending for Pahl, who left a widow.
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LARENCE Harold Pahl
Bellevue
Kipp
Monarch
Pahl
Seventy Seven Oil Company
Oliver J. Grierson
Warner
Lethbridge
Fryett
Herald
R.C.M.P
Pahi
traiis
Martin Bros. funeral
Clarence Harold Pahl
No. 3
Early Airing China Complaint Is Turned Down
The United Nations political committee rejected China's bid for early consideration of its complaint against Russia. The vote delays debate on the Chinese-Soviet dispute for several weeks as other issues move forward. Chairman L. B. Pearson of Canada managed the dispute while Stefan Wierbiewski of Poland challenged the procedure.
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L. B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Stefan Wierbiewski
Poland
Wierbiowski
Four crash victims Rio de Janeiro
Four people were believed killed and 17 injured yesterday when a Brazilian plane crashed at Iguaye near Santos in Rio de Janeiro. The accident history notes the aircraft lost control during bad weather, with rescue teams rushing to the scene and authorities investigating the cause.
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RIO DE JANEIRO
Reuters
Iguaye
Star Santos
Czech Lovers Rendezvous at Niagara
Two young Czechoslovakian lovers, Dennis Chrastansky and Kitty Kleiner, met aboard the Maid of the Mist at Niagara Falls amid immigration red tape. Chrastansky, a displaced person in Ontario for five months, cannot enter the United States, while Kleiner, once a U.S. student, faces readjustment and potential reentry issues. They previously met on Rainbow Bridge and again rode the sightseeing boat seeking a quiet moment despite status uncertainties.
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NIAGARA FALLS
Ont
Horseshoe Falls
Canada
United States
Dennis Chrastansky
Kitty Kleiner
Niagara River
Chrastansky
Ontario
Miss Kleiner
Young Liberal Lawyer Nominated
Perry Ryan a 35 year old lawyer was chosen Liberal candidate in the Toronto Greenwood by election set for October 24. The seat became vacant after the death of J E McMillin PC who had defeated Ryan in the last general election. J M Macdonnell PC financial critic and Harvey Herrum CCF candidate had been previously nominated to contest the seat.
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TORONTO
Perry Ryan
Toronto Greenwood
J. E. McMillin
Ryan
J. M. Macdonnell
Progressive Conservative party
Harvey Herrum
C.C.F
Red Ink Financing Forecast for 1950 Budget
The U S government ran a deficit of about 1.4 billion dollars in the first quarter of fiscal 1950 and shows no relief in sight. A government expert pegs the year ending next June at around 2 billion dollars in red ink.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Argentina weighs peso devaluation amid reports from papers
Buenos Aires reports say pro government newspapers indicate Argentina is near a peso devaluation. The discussion notes Britain and other nations have devalued currencies and Argentina may be forced to revise exchange rates.
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BUENOS AIRES
Argentina
Britain
Cut Ties With Yugoslavs Poland Hungary Sever Treaty Ties
Poland and Hungary renounced friendship pacts with Premier Tito as other Cominform members Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Romania appeared poised to follow. Albania also repudiated several Tito era agreements. Yugoslavia accused Russia of attempting to overthrow Tito as Hungary and Poland expelled Yugoslav diplomats and Belgrade expelled Hungarian staff.
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LONDON
A.P
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Poland
Hungary
pence
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Russia
Tito
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Romania
ALBANIA
Tanjug
Kremlin
Laszlo Rajk
Rajk
Warsaw
Budapest
Belgrade
SLAV
todar SZ
Wreckage moved to police HQ as Guay prep for hearing
Twisted wreckage from the Sept 9 airliner crash that killed 23 was moved to Quebec provincial police headquarters as a preliminary hearing nears for J Albert Guay charged with murdering his wife Rita by a home made bomb aboard the plane. Investigators kept secrecy amid rumors of a third arrest as questions focused on those in Moalttal and a taxi driver and a woman.
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QUEBEC
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Sault Au Cochon
CPA
Uminary
J. Albert Guay
Rita
cean
Guay
bageoners
Premier Cup
tatis I
Moalttal
Deng
U S Ships Held In Yangtze Renew Appeal For Help
Three United States vessels including the Flying Independent, Flying Clipper, and Flying Trader are held at the Yangtze entrance by a Chinese Nationalist destroyer. Capt. Henry Scurr reports the ship cannot move to safer water due to worsening weather and threats of gunfire. A British frigate later arrived, easing tension but danger remains as the ships anchor in an area deemed unsafe.
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HANGBAI
United States
Yangtze river
Henry Scurr
Isbrandtsen Line
Flying Independent
Seurr
Shanghai
Yangtze
St. Bride's Bay
Isbrandtsen
Flying Clipper
Flying Trader
Scurr
Alberta university sees student registrations drop
Edmonton reports a drop in registrations at the University of Alberta with 2,867 students enrolled by Thursday night, down from 3,203 at the same point last year. Registrar G B Taylor notes figures are incomplete. the decline is about four hundred students.
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EDMONTON
University of Alberta
G. B. Taylor
Detective Morgan's off duty arrest at Long Branch track
Toronto detective James Morgan spent an off duty hour at Long Branch race track and spotted Walter Maynes, a man wanted for theft and forgery. Maynes was arrested on charges of stealing a painting and forging a $43 cheque.
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TORONTO
James Morgan
Long Branch
Walter Maynes
Alberta Oil Fields Farm Stock Are Terrific
Two New Brunswick government figures toured Edmonton district with Agriculture Minister David Ure and Mines Minister N. E. Tanner. A C Taylor and R Gilbert called the Leduc field terrific and were astounded by the stock quality on an Edmonton area farm. They plan to confer with prairie officials to learn about agricultural policies.
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EDMONTON
New Brunswick
Agriculture
David Ure
Mines
N. E. Tanner
A. C. Taylor
agrinture
cod R. Gilbert
Maritime province
Leduc oflield
News Bulletins From the U S Air Force Plane Crash
Ten airmen were killed when a United States Air Force rescue plane crashed into a mesa along the Colorado New Mexico border while en route from Biggs to Lowry Field Denver. The missing craft had been sought since yesterday.
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U.S. AIR FORCE
RATON
NOL
A.P
United States Air Force
wstern
Colorado-New Mexico
Bigrs Air Base
El Paso
Tex
westerday
Biggs
Lowry Fitid
Denver
OTL
EDMONTON
C.P
Redwater
Woodbend
Leduc
Alberta
department of mines and minerals
PRAGUE
Czechoslovakia
Kenabie
Fiame
Benex
BUENOS AIRES
Reuters
Britain
FRANKFURT
rvasion
Hertenburs
Luebeck
CPA
OTTAWA
C.PO
Stechworkers of America
C.C.L
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United Steelworker
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Howe
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rage Two
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China
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Young Liberal Lawyer
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