U S Officers Hope For City's Early Fall In Seoul
American troops pushed into Seoul from four directions with 2400 airborne units landed at Kimpo Airfield. U S officers hoped the capital would fall soon, but few signs showed North Korean resistance weakening. An American flag appeared atop Tongmaksang hill as Marines eyed Red targets and searched Seoul prisons for captives.
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Han River
Kimpo Airfield
OKYO
Seoul
United States
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Western farmers seek fair share in national income
Alberta and Saskatchewan farm leaders present a 5000 word petition to the federal cabinet demanding price controls and parity pricing for agricultural products. C J Stimpfle and J L Phelps call for a definite 30 day reply and warn of potential withholdings or strikes if demands are unmet.
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UAWA
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Western Agricultural Petition of
C. J. Stimpfle
Edmonton
th Farmers’ Union of
J. L. Phelps
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
North Blazes Spread Across Alberta and BC
Forest fires in northern Alberta and British Columbia spread to six new areas encircling Fort Nelson. A two mile section of the Alaska highway lost its telegraph link as fires burned poles, with temporary ground lines restoring service. Old Wanham fire near veterans settlement was controlled after destroying farms and timber. Smoke reached Ontario, affecting air visibility and prompting daytime use of landing lights at Edmonton airport. Road blocks formed along the Alaska highway as flames limited visibility on the road.
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EDMONTON
Yukon
Alaska
Alberta
British Columbia
Fort Nelson
B.C
Northwest Communications System
Alaska highway
veterans’ land settlement
Wanham
Ontario
five points
The Left Hand Corner Tips for European Tourists
A brief feature guide by Vik Jage's Handyman offering practical advice for European visitors at Jervis Bay. It covers local customs, safety tips, and navigation hints to ease travel, with emphasis on respectful behavior and exploring natural highlights.
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Jervis Bay
Ups for Europe-bound tourists in McGaffin column
William McGaffin of the Chicago Daily News offers tips for travelers in Europe. He suggests men pack nylon shirts shorts and socks and wash them in hotels to save laundry costs and avoid long waits for laundry abroad. Women are described as nylon-conscious with outfits ready.
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the
Chicago Daily News
Europe
U N Surface Ships Back Allied Inchon Efforts
A U S navy spokesman said Canadian British Australian New Zealand and Dutch surface vessels aided the Inchon operation. Canadian destroyers Athabasca Cayuga and Sioux operated with U N forces off Korea as U S cruisers Toledo and Rochester halted a Korean Communist counter attack in the Seoul area.
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WASHINGTON
United States navy
United Nation
Inchon
Athabasca
Cayuga
Sioux
U.N
Korea
United States
Toledo
Rochester
Seoul
Alberta oil production hits province high in July
Alberta's oil and natural gas output rose to 2,470,041 barrels in July, the highest in the province's history, with about half from 432 wells in the Leduc field. Rea natexz and Turner Valley followed as major contributors under double restrictions on production and market demand. A wider market for Alberta oil is anticipated next spring as tanker shipments to the Great Lakes begin.
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DMONTON
Alberta
Alberta petroleum and natural gas conservation board
Leduc
Rea
natexz
Turner Valley
conservation board
Alberta ofl
Great Lakes
New Beet Sugar Factory Opens in Taber
Taber Alberta witnesses the start of operation at Southern Alberta's third beet sugar plant, Canada's seventh, with a $5.5 million facility. The first refined sugar is due Tuesday evening, followed by an official opening Friday by Mrs. B T Rogers. Presidents Rogers lead a delegation as beets from a 400000 ton harvest feed the mill.
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TABER
Alberta
Canada
George Wood
Canadian Sugar Factories, Ltd
B. T Rogers
Vancouver
western Canada
British Columbia Sugar Refining Company, Ltd
Philip Rogers
T. George Wood
atail
Herald Engraving
Duplessis presses for formal declaration on constitution
In Quebec City the 11 Canadian governments debated amending powers with Prime Minister St Laurent and premiers. Duplessis urged Westminster to declare Canada has right to a constitutional framework, while Frost proposed the conference instruct Westminster on who holds constitutional powers.
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QUEBEC
Canada
St. Laurent
Ontario
Duplessis
Westminster
Frost
Villages Washed Away in Kashmir After Heavy Rains
New Delhi reports heavy damage in Jammu province as fifty villages were washed away and 12,000 huts collapsed during a week of constant rain. Officials fear heavy loss of life though no fatalities are yet confirmed. Crops and livestock also suffered extensive damage.
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Jammu
Kashmir
Infeld to stay in Warsaw after controversy over secrets
Dr Leopold Infeld, visiting his native Poland this year, will remain in Warsaw amid the dispute over his knowledge of atomic secrets. Infeld, who has taught at the University of Toronto since 1908, submitted his resignation by mail.
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Warsaw
Ox, Infeld
University of Toronto
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U S Sympathy Message To Britain Over Korea Casualties
United States minister in London Julius Holmes sent an official message to Prime Minister Attlee expressing deep sorrow over British casualties in Korea from a tragic misidentification by U S air support. Attlee thanked Washington and noted such mistakes are tragic but part of wartime operations.
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ONDON
Reuters
United States
Korea
Julius Holmes
London
Attlee
United Kingdom
U.S
Juling C. Holmes
Han River Cross by U S South Korea Troops Near Seoul
Allied forces drive deep into the Seoul area as the 7th Division and US Marines cross the Han River under dawn fog. Airborne troops land at Kimpo field and a fresh South Korean division pushes from Inchon toward the capital amid rapid redeployments and beachhead gains.
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Mondar
Seoul-Suwon
Yongdongpo
Seoul
Japan
Kimop field
Inchon
1st Cavalry
Tabu
Poun
Taejon
Chinju
Hyop
the
Han
wth
South Mountain
Achesford Mosher Pushes Purge of Reds From CCL
A. R. Mosher urged outlawing Communist dominated unions from the Canadian Congress of Labour in his presidential address opening the CCLs 10th annual convention. The move aims to suspend Reds from the congress, potentially cutting three bodies from CCL oversight as leaders spar with leftists. The week-long session opens with Masher presenting his declaration to about 360,000 Canadian trade unionists.
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Congress of Labor
A. R. Mosher
C.C.L.s
Treskiens Mashera
congress
CCL
aout
umn
Airmen Rescued After Crash Near Goose Bay
Paratroopers were dropped 108 miles southwest of Goose Bay Labrador to aid 16 U S airmen awaiting rescue. A B 50 bomber crashed the day after takeoff from Goose Bay on a training flight. Helicopter will ferry airmen to a lake for pickup by a Canso amphibian. An RCAF Lancaster located the crew 9 5 miles southwest of Goose Bay and reported all 16 alive. Pilot was FO J M Wallace of Halifax.
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Goose Bay
Labrador
United States
Fort Pepperell
St. John’s
Mid
Geese Bay
Tucson
Arira
Rain brings relief to northern forest areas report
Rain fell in fire ravaged northern British Columbia and Alberta helping forests after months of fire. Grande Prairie saw half an inch in the morning with lighter rain elsewhere.
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EDMONTON
British Columbia
Alberta
Grande Prairie
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