Adlai Sweeps In Scramble For U P
In Chicago Kefauver wins the Democratic vice presidential nomination on the second ballot. Gore and Johnson figure in the scramble as delegates caucus in downtown hotels and at the convention scene. Two teens from Canada and U S join Red Cross training at Hood College in Maryland for a 12 day study conference.
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Johnson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Gore
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Clement
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Kenedy
U.S.A. West
Red Cross
Frederick
Maryland
Lorna Bauer
Medicine Hat
Mike Carmody
Omaha
Nebraska
Lorna
Albert Bauer
10Th St. S.W
Hood College
U.S
MHHS
New York
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Weather Outlook Frost Risk In Western Canada Tonight
Cloudiness will linger in western Alberta keeping frost away, while clearing skies in eastern Alberta and central Saskatchewan raise frost risk Saturday morning. Temperatures midday around Edmonton 50, Calgary 35, Lethbridge 40, Swift Current 40, Saskatoon 35 with yesterday highs near 85 and lows near 48.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Gts
Lethbridge
Swift Current
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Three Further Donations for Hospital Wards
Private donations to furnish wards at the new municipal district hospital push total gifts past 22 000 dollars. Robert M Morris of Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd supplies 750 for a ground floor lounge. D A Scholten on behalf of Calgary Brewing and Malling Co Ltd arranges 600 for a private ward. Ed Sept and Sons adds 600 for another private ward. Board secretary treasurer Jack Cuthbertson notes remaining wards offer gifts opportunities. Donations qualify as charitable for income tax purposes.
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Robert M. Morris
Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd
D. A. Scholten
Cecil Hotel
J. B. Cross
Calgary Brewing and Malling Co. Ltd
Ed Sept
Ed Sept and Sons
North Railway St
Sept
Jack Cuthbertson
Mr. Cuthbertson
Dominion's 8 Pens Enough
Ottawa reports that extending adult probation and streamlining parole could sharply reduce prison admissions. Officials estimate provinces need hundreds of probation officers with Ontario driving the tallies. Newfoundland to British Columbia show varied regional needs, but overall the plan aims to lower future inmate numbers and avoid new maximum security facilities.
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Reginald Hardy
News
Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Fauteux Committee
Justice Department
Canada
Kenyon Scudder
American Correctional Association
Ontario
Newfoundland
Prairie Provinces
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Fauleux Committee
Huge Increase in Wheat Surplus Across Canada and Partners
Canada’s July 1 wheat stocks reached 553.3 million bushels, up 33.7 million from a year earlier, with total supplies in the four major exporting nations at 1.8138 billion bushels, a 0.5 percent rise. Analysts expect a July 31 carryover near 523 million bushels, up from 500 million last year but below the 601 million peak in 1954.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Australia
Hubbards to Benefit From US Trustees Estate Plan
United States trustees of a 1.5 million dollar estate will meet in Hubbards Nova Scotia to plan spending of the interest for religious charitable and educational purposes. The will of Jefferson David Shatford provides a trust likely worth over 1 million for Hubbards residents including care for the poor crippled blind and others in need.
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Hubbards
N.S
United States
Jefferson David Shatford
Shatford
Daytona Beach
Fla
Halifax
Mmr
U.S
Nova Scotia
Attorney-General’s Department
Stevenson Defeats Harriman for Democratic Nomination
President Truman congratulates Adlai Stevenson on securing the Democratic nomination after a Chicago convention battle with Averell Harriman. Stevenson led with a strong first ballot total as Harriman was edged out.
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United States
Harry & Truman
Adair F. Stevenson
U.S
Truman
Averell Harriman
Chicago
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
France backs international Suez management with Egypt owner claim
Foreign Minister Pineau urged placing Suez under an international authority with Egypt as owner and the canal company compensated. He proposed Egypt receive revenues, tolls set by the authority, no profits, and UN linked governance with major users represented. Sabry rejected Western proposal as talks open at London Conference.
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London
Christian Pineau
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
Pineau
Canal Arid
Suez Canal Company
United Nations
U.S
Dulles
Aus Aahity
Dmitri Shepilov
Aly Sabry
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sabry
Cairo
United Nation
Nasser
Wons
Shepilov
Starry Eyed CCFers Face Questions on Moscow Tour
Ottawa reports five Alberta CCF members led by William Irvine were questioned by National Secretary Lorne Ingle on return from a Soviet Union tour. Disciplinary action, if any, would be by the Alberta CCF. TASS quotes Irvine praising Soviet democracy and the Supreme Soviet. Coldwell pledges repudiation if one party dictatorship is implied.
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Douglas Leiterman
News
Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Canada
Moscow
CCF
William Irvine
Lorne Ingle
Ingle
Irvine
Alberta Ccf Association
Alberta Association
Edmonton
Calgary
Soviet Union
Ussr Society For Cultural Relations
TASS
Supreme Soviet
Ussr
Coldwell
Ers
Russia
Kiev
West Germany Outlaws Reds After Court Ruling
Police raided Communist party headquarters in nine states of the West German republic and arrested at least 40 officials while confiscating propaganda. The ban followed the constitutional court ruling that the party endangered West German democracy. Police sealed offices and padlocked premises nationwide as authorities prepared for possible protests.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Federal Constitutional Court
West Germany
Colt
Tax form joke sparks Nine but watch space line
A lighthearted note appears in a tax form section for exemptions claimed for children. The young couple wrote Nine but just watch this space as a playful remark about their filing.
Acid Thrower Dead in Riesel Blinding Case
The FBI arrested two ex convicts Joseph Peter Carlino and Gondolfo Miranti in New York for conspiracy to obstruct justice in connection with the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel. Telvi was found dead with a bullet wound and authorities link him to the April 5 incident. The case ties to Riesel’s cooperation with U S district attorney Paul Williams in a labor racketeering probe. The arraignment is planned in New York.
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Washington
FBI Today
Victor Riesel
FBI
Riesel
New York City
Abraham Telvi
Lower East Side
New York
Telvi
Brooklyn
New York U.S
Paul Williams
Joseph Peter Carlino
Gondolfo Miranti
U.S
Seven Canadian Pacific linemen hurt near track derailment
Seven Canadian Pacific Telegraphs linemen were injured when they jumped from a speeder and pushcar just before a passenger train struck it ten miles west of here. Their injuries were not serious. The incident occurred as the train appeared around a curve about 100 feet ahead, destroying both units and starting a fire as the speeder was pushed down the track.
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Nelson
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs
Here
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4Th Street
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Jim
REDS
Acid Thrower
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Jack St. John
Progressive
Winnipeg Centre
Slie
Peter Stadnyk
Shoal Lake
Rocky Mountains
Richard William Busch
Fire Department
Toronto
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