Dividends Seen From Atomic Isotope Work In Canada
Production Minister Howe told the Commons that isotope shipments from Chalk River Ontario may repay the money spent on atomic research. He said the isotope business should expand rapidly, with Canada forming Atomic Energy of Canada Limited to operate Chalk River assets.
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Ottawa
Canada
Howe
The
Commons
Chalk River
Ont
Atomic Energy Commission of
United States
United Kingdom
Mr. Howe
Chalk River Establishment
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
C. J. Mackenzie
National Research Council
N.R.C
Edgar William Richard Steacie
Mackenzie
Commons Approves 311449 Payment For F M Losses
The Commons approved parliamentary appropriations totaling 311,449 for Saskatchewan farmers harmed by the foot and mouth disease outbreak in Regina. The payout covers 1061 cattle 127 swine 7 sheep one goat 1666 hens and 13272 eggs. feed and building losses to be calculated later.
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Commons
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Regina
Gardiner
Convicts Surrender After 45 Hour NJ Prison Siege
Twenty three inmates at New Jersey State Prison surrendered after a 45 hour standoff in a segregation building. They had torn doors, ripped plumbing, set mattresses on fire, and held a loyal guard detail as state police and fire trucks intervened. riots began over alleged mistreatment and medical care.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
William Carty
Elizabeth St Pupils Reassigned After Flooded School
The Elizabeth Street School will shut for several days due to basement and grounds flooding. About 120 Grade 1 to 3 pupils will be sent to nearby schools tomorrow. Crescent View residents may face flood zone access issues.
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Elizabeth St. School
Elizabeth School
Crescent View
Alberta and Saskatchewan Weather Outlook
The forecast notes excellent drying conditions across Alberta and western Saskatchewan as spring weather continues. A cooler air mass reached the Peace River region but should not move south, with little change expected for Wednesday. In Medicine Hat expect sun today and Wednesday with minimal temperature shifts. winds from the west at 15 mph. overnight low around 25 and high near 45.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Peace River
Medicine Hat
Prairie Flood Runoff Persists Into April
Prairie runoff continues through April after heavy rainfall and snowmelt fed Seven Persons creek. With the South Saskatchewan rising about a foot, Medicine Hat faces $200000 plus flood relief needs. Officials warn further water buildup at Seven Persons dam as city teams shore up dikes and evacuations and cleanup begin.
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Seven Persons Creek
Seven Persons Dam
P.F.R.A
South Saskatchewan
Ross Creek
Cypress Hills
Ross
Ross Dam
Elkwater
Elizabeth St
Elizabeth
Anderson
Bow
Medicine Hat
Mr. Anderson
Calgary
Carsland
Bassano
Rollie Cairns
Shannon Bridge
Dunmore Hill
Seventh Ave
Marsh
9Th
10Th Streets
Doug Hornby
PFRA
Brannan cites warmer weather for foot and mouth disease verdict
U S secretary of agriculture Charles Brannan says the Canadian outbreak cleanup should show results with warmer weather. He notes measures to block disease spread and reports that Canadian livestock under supervision exist in 29 states and 68 countries, including 150 herds totaling 2,430 cattle, one swine, and 133 sheep. Brannan adds more department experts will focus on border controls from Lake Superior to the west coast.
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Washington
Charles Brannan
U.S
Milton Young
Rep. N.D
Brannan
United States
Canada
Lake Superior
Four Men Stranded on Purmal Road Rescued in Flood
Four Redcliff residents S Goldade and W Siirich were stranded overnight in flood water on Purmal Road near Medicine Hat after a stalled early model car while traveling from Empress. An employee of National Porcelain Company spotted them at 7 am and alerted the Fire Department. Firemen Charles Miller and Amy Crane used an aluminum boat to reach the car and ferried the four men to safety.
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Redcliff
S. Goldade
W. Siirich
Medicine Hat
Purmal
Empress
National Porcelain Company
Charles N. Miller
Amy D. Crane
Truman Decision Sparks Primary
Washington reports Nebraska and Wisconsin voters chose delegates to presidential nominating conventions amid Truman withdrawal. Delegates with 48 Republican votes and 40 Democratic ballots were selected by about 1.3 million voters, incl 1 million in Wisconsin. Writein drives by Republicans and a Kefauver Kerr clash among Democrats marked the campaigns. Contenders for Wisconsin GOP delegates include Taft, Warren, and Stassen.
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Washington
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
United States
Robert Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
National Newspaper Awards honor Canadian editors and photographers
Montreal Le Devoir journalist Gerald Filion wins editorial writing while Gwyn Thomas of Toronto Daily Star secures spot news reporting. Peter Dunlop of Toronto Telegram earns feature news photography and Leonard Norris of the Vancouver Sun cartooning prize. Douglas How of The Canadian Press cited for outstanding spot news.
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Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Vancouver
Gerald Filion
Montreal le Devoir
Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas
Toronto Daily Star
Bill Boss
Canadian Press
John Bird
Southam News Services
David Bier
Montreal Herald
Peter Dunlop
Toronto Telegram
Leonard Norris
The
Vancouver Sun
Douglas How
Bird
Britain
Dealers in Favor So Bill Defeated
In Trenton New Jersey Democrat Richard Gray opposed a bill to force used car lots to close Sundays. Republican Samuel Saiber claimed unanimous dealer support but the assembly defeated the bill 28 to 19.
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Trenton
N.J
Richard Gray
New Jersey State Assembly
Samuel Saiber
Assembly
Gray
Call Public Rally To Aid Flood Victims In Medicine Hat
Mayor Wilson Riley announced a public rally tonight in Medicine Hat to form a citizen relief fund for flood victims. The 8 p.m. meeting in city hall will include representatives from all local organizations. The group will discuss a $200 000 replacement-value loss target, with the municipality aiding rehabilitation but not accepting liability. An arbitration board will determine claims and only real need will be funded. Provincial authorities and other Alberta municipalities are to be asked for help.
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National Porcelain Factory
Medicine Hat Brick and Tile Company
Maple Leaf Mills
PFRA
Prairies
Seven Persons
A Wilson
Riley
Carl J. Anderson
Eid
Bow
Mr. Anderson
Wilson Riley
Red Cross
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Flood Delays Cancer Canvass Start in Medicine Hat
Flood troubles push the house to house fundraising drive for cancer control from this week to April 15. The appeal will ask for financial aid at home addresses only, not at business locations, with no changes to procedures.
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Medicine Hat
Smilestones Adam and Eve Discuss A Rhinoceros
A playful dialogue imagines Adam and Eve naming a rhinoceros. Eve notes the creature resembles a rhinoceros more than anything seen before, while Adam questions why that name fits. The exchange frames curiosity about naming animals in a whimsical biblical setting.
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Adam
Earth
Eve
Queen Juliana Starts U S and Canada Tour From Schiphol
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands departs Schiphol for a month long visit to the United States and Canada. Her Constellation flies she left before noon with Prince Bernhard and 11 others. She will tour Washington with a three day state visit and a Congress address before a return to the Netherlands for her April 30 birthday.
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Schiphol
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Juliana
United States
Canada
Washington
Gander
Nild
Prince Bernhard
Dirk A. Stikker
Truman
White House
Congress
Mt. Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Trumans
Margriet
Flood damage in Medicine Hat climbs to around 200000
City officials seek early relief for flood victims after a deluge from the Seven Persons creek displaces more than 1000 residents. Authorities discuss causes and remedies, including deeper channels, higher bridges, and broader dykes, with provincial and federal help to be explored.
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Elizabeth
Owen Fauvel
Public Works Department
C.P.R
Mills
Wilson Riley
Seven Persons
L. B. Thomson
PFRA
Regina
Riley
Red Cross
Ald. L
Ald. Scott
Calgary
Red Deer
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India
Madras
Mr. Gardiner
Hazen Argue
CCF
Assiniboia
Civil Defence and
Public Works
Salvation Army
St. Barnabas Church
Maple Leaf Bridge
Purmal Road
Fish and Game Association
Finlay Bridge
George Herman
Bill Clarke
Fish and Game Assciation
Clarke
Herman
Mr. Herman
Big McQueen
Parker Kent
New York
Willie
Sutton
Thomas
Soup
King
Queens
Kling
Bill
Queen of
J.w.wallis, D.D
Optometrist
Central Elk
Second Street
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