Brave 12-Year-Old Survives Plane Crash in Remote Bush
A 12-year-old, Michael Lintner, survived 42 hours pinned head down in wreckage after a light plane crash 65 miles west of Fort Nelson BC. His mother was killed. he suffered skull fractures, a broken arm, frozen feet. Paratroop rescuers found him. he underwent skull surgery and remained under care in Edmonton. His father, Lt Col A L Lintner, met him in Fort Nelson.
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DMONTON
Michael Lintner
Fort Nelson
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Michael
Larry Pulsom
LAC. K. W. Clark
Edmonton
Pulsom
Clark
Alaska
A. L. Lintner
Anchorage
Great Falls
Mont
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LAC
United States
Lintner
Montomery named head of five powers defense force
London dispatch reports cabinet approved Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery as head of a joint armed force for the five power Brussels alliance. He would resign as imperial general staff chief to take the post with Britain France the Netherlands Luxembourg and Belgium to announce in Paris. Speculation names Lt Gen G W R Templer as possible British successor.
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ONDON
Viscount Montgomery
Brussels
Lord Montgomery
imperial general staff
Paris
Britain
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
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G. W. R. Templer
Germany
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London
Montgomery
Alphonse Juin
North Africa
Lord Cunningham
Marsal
RAF
Lord Tedder
Emanuel Shinwell
Shinwell
Territorials
Reuters
western union
Multi-Directorships Under Fire In The City
A reader in the London Standard questions the wisdom of holding many board roles. The author agrees that no man can effectively lead more than about 20 companies, citing J Arthur Rank with 66 directorships and 19 chairmanships across films, milling, transport, radio, publishing, and milk-bars.
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London
England
J. Arthur Rank
UN Security Council to Open Berlin Blockade Hearings Monday
At Paris the United Nations Security Council set 3 pm Monday as the start time for hearings on the western power charge that Russia endangers world peace with the Berlin blockade. The western case arrived as three letters with about 30 pages of background documents invoking Chapter Seven.
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PARIS
United Nations security council
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Dies in Oyster Bay Home
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, 87, widow of the 26th president, died in sleep at Segamore Hil. Survived by son Archibald and daughter Mrs. Richard Derby, plus stepdaughter Alice Longworth and 14 grandchildren. The First Lady known for domestic focus and loyal Republican support, outlived by three presidential widows.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Segamore Hil
Archibald
Richard Derby
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Goolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
alice Longworth
Roosevelt
Quentin
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Ethel
Richard Derbs
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
London
celen
White House
Hoover
P C Convention Highlights In Ottawa As Delegates Gather
Southern Alberta delegates flood Ottawa for the Progressive Conservative convention. Big rooms scarce in hotels and homes. Drew’s backers form the core, with Diefenbaker hosting in the Chateau Laurier rotunda and Drew’s HQ at the Coliseum. Delegates from Lethbridge Medicine Hat and other towns back Premier Drew. John Diefenbaker leads the Chateau rotunda setup.
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Alberta
MSP
Southern Alberta
Lethbridge
W. E. Huckvale
W. P. Davidson
A. Beaumont
K.C
Medicine Hat
W. L. McKen
J W. Crawford
Macleod
Stanley Wyatt
Claresholm
Albert Schnarton
Geo
BM. Carson
Vulcan
J. S. Stewart
Lethelbridge
John Syale
Edmonton
Alberta Progressive Conservatives
W. J. Wilde
Red Deer
The Herald
Drew
Garfield Case
Chateau Laurier hotel
Coliseum
John Diefendbaker
Chateau
Wild Bull Moose Dies From Lovesick Barnyard Encounter
A 1,200-pound wild bull moose in Barre wandered from the bush to Lawrence Dilmer's farm and formed an affection for a red cow in the barnyard. Officials moved the animal to a provincial park, then to a nearby barn after pens failed. He died of lung inflammation the day after arrival.
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BARRE
Out
Lawrence Dilmer
Lands department
Canada Pushes Atom Control Plan at UN Session
Gen. A G L McNaughton led Canada in urging acceptance of the UN atomic energy commission’s majority proposal for international inspection and control. Warren R Austin cited Soviet block and Andrei Vishinsky pressed for more study before voting as the session paused until tomorrow.
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Canada
A. G. L. McNaughton
United Nations atomic energy commission
U.N
RUSSIA
Warren R. Austin
United States
Soviet Union
McNaughton
Austin
Argentina
Jose Arce
Andrei
Vishinsky
general assembly
atomic commission
Mackenzie King
Normath Robertson
Britain
Chevrier
commission
Col Drew On First Ballot Heralds Ontario Premier As PC Leader
Col Drew remains the overwhelming favorite to win the Progressive Conservative leadership on the upcoming ballot. Diefenbaker Fleming challenge him, but Drew’s wall of strength stretches across Ontario the Maritimes and western strongholds with 75 to 100 percent delegate backing reported in key centers.
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Col. Drew
Herald
Ontario
UAWA
George Drew
Progressive Conservative party
John Bracken
John Diefenbaker
Donald Fleming
Canada
Drew
Toronto
Louis St. Laurent
Diefenbaker
Fleming
Lea
Maritimes
Montreal
Alberta
Lethbridge
Bracken Urges PC to Be Party of the People in Farewell
John Bracken urged the Progressive Conservative party to follow a straight path of reasoned progress and become the crusading party of the common man. In a four thousand word address to over 3,000 delegates at Lensdowne Park he warned the party to resist leftward communism and rightward business-centric decline, and to avoid changing the party name.
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Bracken
Canada
Walpole
OTTAWA
C.P
John Bracken
Progressive Conservative party
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Lensdowne Park
STRAIGHET
Typhoon Hainan Toll Tops One Hundred Nine
Violent typhoon struck Hainan Island off the South China coast early Wednesday, killing or injuring more than 109 people according to Chinese reports. More than 100 ships were sunk at Holchow, the island’s largest port, in what officials call the worst storm in six decades.
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St. THOMAS
Ont
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Ottawa
Garson
TORONTO
C.P
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William Cowan
Malvern
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J. M. Macdonnell
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Muskoka-Ontario
Leon Methot
Taree Rivers
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Winnipte
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Levis
Que
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