Albertan To Give Farming Lesson To Ontarioans
OSHAWA Ontario farmers near Toronto will learn western Canadian farming methods from Norman C Taylor of Lacombe Alberta. He has leased 1800 idle acres around Ajax Defence Industries, plans mainly wheat plus barley and oats, uses two tractors and a four-man crew with combines, and aims to net about 100000 from a 25000 investment.
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OSHAWA
Ont
Toronto
western Canada
Norman C. Taylor
Lacombe
Alta
Taylor
Ajax Defence Industries
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Edmonton parking meters fail to ease downtown jam
Canadian Press notes meters raise city revenue but parking remains tight as drivers beat meters with short-term passes while commissioners seek new lots. High demand areas near banks hotels and offices force motorists to circle blocks, worsening the downtown squeeze.
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Edmonton
Canada
Perreaults Face Trial for Montreal Bank Holdup Slayings
Montreal October 16 three suspects including Donald and Douglas Perreault and Noel Cloutier faced trial on two counts of murder in the shooting of Constables Nelson Paquin and Paul Emile Duranleau during the September 23 bank holdup at the Bank Canadienne Nationale in Longue Pointe. Cloutier attempted suicide in a police cell and was hospitalized with minor blood loss. the men pleaded innocent.
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MONTREAL
Donald
Douglas Perreault
John Bumbray
Wilfrid Lazure
Noel Cloutier
Cloutier
Perreaults
Tabor
Al’'1
Justice Lazure
Court of King's Bench
Nelson Paquin
Paul Emile Duranleau
Barque Canadienne Nationale
Longue Pointe
King’s Bench Court
Perteaults
Alexandre Chevalxi
Chevalier
Bumbray
havng
Justice Lagure
Perrefaults
Isidore Cadroux
Doug
Douglas
Land And Air Attacks Threaten Holy Land Truce
In HLAVIV October 16 Jews and Egyptians fought land and air assaults in southern Palestine, jeopardizing the Holy Land truce. Casualties from yesterday’s fighting were reported heavy as the gravest outbreak in three months spread and threatened to upend the fragile ceasefire.
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HLAVIV
Palestine
Holy Land
Israel Rejects Cease-Fire Order in Negev Fighting
United Nations officials said Israel rejected a cease-fire order for Israeli and Egyptian forces in the Negev. The truce commission chief warned a renewed war or its fracture could decide the next 12 hours of fighting. Jewish and Egyptian forces clashed after a convoy toward southern settlements was halted, escalating tensions as UN mediation continued.
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HAIFA
Israel
A.P
United Nations
Negev
Palestine
United Nations truce commission
tates
U.N. Palestine
Paris
Tel Aviv
tress
Member Senate For 32 Years Earnest D. Smith Dies at 97
Ernest Disraeli Smith 97 longtime Conservative senator from Wentworth died Friday night after a period of illness. He served 32 years in the Canadian senate and was dean of the upper house until his retirement a year ago. Previously, he represented Wentworth in the House of Commons from 1900 to 1913 when appointed to the senate.
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Ont
C.P
Ernest Disraeli Smith
Canadian senate
Canada
Wentworth
house of commons
senate
Truman Orders Broad Reserve Force Expansion
President Truman directed the Defence Department to organize all military reserve units for national security. He ordered vigorous reserve training programs, naming Forrestal to oversee the effort and to appoint high ranking officers to head reserve programs in each service. Forrestal must report progress within 60 days.
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CLARKSBURG
W. Va
A.P
Truman
defence department
Defence
Forrestal
armed service departments
national defence establishment
Nicaragua war minister accuses neighbors of plotting revolt
General Anastasio Somoza, Nicaragua's minister of war, charged on Friday that Cubs Costa Rica Guatemala and Venezuela are conspiring to overthrow the Nicaraguan government.
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MANAGUA
Nicaragua
Anastasia 5omoza
Cubs
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Venezuela
Correspondent Kenneth Matthews Regained Apparent Freedom
Reuters reports that Kenneth Matthews, BBC correspondent, who had been captured by Greek guerrillas, was seen Friday appearing free in a cafe in a village in the Argos area. Greek police noted the area remains under guerrilla control.
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ATHENS
Reuters
Kenneth Matthews
B.B.C
Argos
Eisenhower Tells His Story To Lethbridge Herald Readers
The Lethbridge Herald announces an exclusive serial by General Dwight D. Eisenhower titled Crusade in Europe. The first installment debuts November 8, offering a personal account of World War II leadership from the Allied command chief.
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Eisenhower
Lethbridge Herald
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Herald
Supreme Allied Command
Eisenhower story prompts Herald subscription push
The Herald urges readers to join the subscription list to ensure daily access to the Eisenhower story. It notes rates of $8 per year by mail and 25 cents per week by carrier, as of the November 8 issue.
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Herald
Eisenhower
Government reports $469.7 million surplus in six months
The federal government disclosed a six month surplus of 469,683,476 with receipts totaling 1,314,766,87 and expenditures 845,082,311. Customs duties declined while income taxes and profits taxes fell slightly from last year, and defence and veterans' affairs spending shifted, shaping an improving fiscal picture.
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Abbott
Dominion
prices board
allai
Prowse Proposes One Year Military Training Plan
Alberta Liberal leader J Harper Prowse urged one year compulsory military training for all Canadian men reaching 18. The plan would register youths each July, issue four months basic training, eight months in a service arm, then four years reserve training with possible second-line service. Estimated need is 45,000 instructors at about 500 million dollars. He argued peace costs today.
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EDMONTON
J. Harper Prowse
Alberta
United Services Institute
thainees
Frowse
Canada holds first national maritime advisory meeting
Ottawa Oct 16 The first meeting of the national advisory committee to the Canadian maritime commission will be held in Ottawa Oct 18 20 inclusive J W Clyne chairman of the commission announced last night It will be a historic meeting of Canada s stopping and shipbuilding industry because it will be the first time Canada has had every phase of these industries assembled around the conference table
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A.P
Andrei Vishinsky
security council
Berlin
PUUS “BONER
Vishinsky
Canada
Russia
Moscow
Juan Bramuglia
Britain
United States
France
Bramuglia
imnasse
Jan Y Papanek
penien
Papanek
Poland
Palestine
assembly
OTTAWA
Canadian maritime commisson
J. W. Clyne
Canaan maritime commission
Soviet Minister Fired For Missing Meat Quota
Moscow reports Nikolai Ivanovich Smirnov replaces V V Vorokee as minister of the meat and dairy industry after a central statistical administration note shows the predecessor fell nine percent short of his quota. Russia’s overall industrial output in 1948 stands 26 percent above 1940, with grain reaching the 1940 level.
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MOSCOW
Russia
Tass
supreme soviet
Nikolai Ivanovich Smirnov
V V. Voroktee
central statistical administration
TLC Delivers Compromise Resolution On Communism In TLC
Victoria Oct 16 A bitter within TLC battle ends with a mild resolution deploring Reds and taking no action against them. The compromise resolution, favored by middle delegates, avoids expulsions and marks a tepid stance amid left and right factions in the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada.
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VICTORIA
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada today
T.L.C
Alberta Premier seeks over 3 million for municipalities
At the Union of Alberta Municipalities convention Premier E. C. Manning announced the cabinet will ask the legislature for more than 3 million in relief to municipalities. The plan envisions a total annual commitment near 3.6 million, with education grants and social welfare funding expanded. Delegates also backed resolutions to regulate heavy loads, empower bans on road use under severe frost, and allow appointment of town commissioners. Alderman Fred J. Mitchell of Edmonton was named head of the new executive.
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c.P
Fred J. Mitchell
Edmonton
Union of Alberta
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Matt Bing
nal ized
T. #. Garside
EB. Tucker
Edson
Israeli column nears Gaza amid Arab governance claims
News bulletins describe an Israeli motorized column advancing under siren fire toward Gaza, near the Arab government capital in the Negev. Reports place Gaza about 15 miles north of the Egyptian border and 40 miles from Jerusalem, amid tense border conditions and ongoing regional protests.
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TEL AVIV
Israel
sir Gover
Palestine
Negev
Jerusalem
BERLIN
United States
ALASKA
SEATTLE
A.P
United States coast guard
Cane St. Elias
Contac
Starstone
EDMONTON
C.P
United Housewives of Alberta
CALGARY BRICKLAYERS
CALGARY
Bricklayers’ Union
AFL
ESTEVAN EATON
ESTEVAN
Sask
O.P
T. Eaton Company
DUNCAN
Westhelme
here
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U.P
Fred ‘J. Parke
traffic and customs department of Canadian Industries Limited
Canadian Purchasing Agents
Parker
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