Show Place Filled Striking Beauty at Fifth Avenue Show
A community show at Fifth Avenue hall runs this afternoon to 10 PM with 25 cent admission. Entries judged at noon. a winners parade will be displayed along the front platform. Prize money will be awarded at 8 PM Thursday, followed by a public flower sale. The vegetable exhibit by Mr. Papsdorf is on display at the hall’s far end for display purposes only.
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Fifth Avenue
Medp
Cwill
Papsdorf
Glenn Crane
Ed “Elford
Clara Crane
Albert’. Luton
O. Romeike
R. W.’Mcmullen
Labor Minister warns unions against delaying defence effort
In a speech yesterday the labor minister urged unions to avoid disrupting defence output. He called strikes normal but said they must not harm the defence program and stressed preserving the function of trade unions. He cited potential delays if labour unrest continued and noted 125,000 non operating workers.
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Anne
Slnter
Bengong
Ido
Yeste Gregg
Labor
Ee Ad
Pete Ways
Deficit in City Finances for First Half of Year
The city treasurers half year financials show a book deficit of 47540.27 with total six month expenditures 1,044,866 and revenues 997,326. Capital outlays reached 258,389 while utilities revenue stood at 572,075 against 354,729 in operating costs producing a gross surplus. Revenues include electric city 207,980 Redcliff 14,097 natural gas 270,660 and water works 79,338.
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Municipal Treasury
A. T. Legge
Legge
Controller
Dubois
City
Redcliff
New E M Outbreak Not Continuation Says Canada Vet Chief
Dr. Thomas Childs Canada’s veterinary director general said infections would be a reintroduction if foot and mouth disease reappeared in Canada and urged restraint on livestock movement. He described rapid quarantines and slaughter with burial to contain the outbreak and noted early spread from the initial farm but no spread beyond quarantined premises.
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Regina
ACP
Thomas Childs
Canada
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Childs
Weather Outlook Warm With Scattered Showers
Today and Thursday will be warm with temperatures from 75 in the north to 80 or higher in the south. A few showers develop in the Edmonton and Lloydminster regions today, otherwise dry. Medicine Hat expects sunny warm conditions with light winds. Overnight lows near 50 and highs around 85 tomorrow.
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Edmonton
Lloydminster
Medicine Hat
Soviet to Hold Congress and Boost Five Year Plan
The Communist Party ordered a congress on October 5 to approve a new statutes and a fifth five year plan aiming to raise industrial output by 70 percent by 1955. The move replaces the politburo with a praesidium and renames the party to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Stalin is expected to address the congress as delegates are chosen with one voting and one advisory member per 5,000 party members.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Stalin
All-Union
Communist: Party
Bolsheviks
Communist Party of the
Central “Committee
Pla
Moscow signals stronger Soviet dictatorship shift in 19th Congress
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan notes Moscow’s October 5 convocation of the first all union Communist Party Congress in 13 years. The move strengthens the central apparatus, with a new presidium replacing the Orgburo and expanding Malenkov’s influence as a likely Stalin successor. The article draws parallels to Stalin era purges and warns of possible preparations for a Third World War as the party tightens control.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Communist” Party
Orgburo
Georgi Malenko 50
Stalin
Malenko
Malenkov
Europe
Russia
Union
Laurenti
Beria
Malenkovy
District Farmers Granted Permits To Shoot Ducks Before Season
District farmers received special permits to shoot ducks before the season opens on Sept. 17 as a crop protection measure. Permits allow up to seven hunters on the farmer’s property with restrictions on dogs and water proximity. Game warden Bertelsen reports numerous reports of marauding expeditions and notes duck populations in the thousands across Jenner to Brooks regions.
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Jenner
Hilda-Schuler
Parsons-Whitia
Henry Bertelsen
Bertelsen
Bertel‘sen
Brooks
Time for gas blow-in date uncertain for civic event
Officials delay final timing for the natural gas well blow-in in the northeast field. Alderman Gardner notes the fourth well may be completed tonight or tomorrow with a 24 hour close-in period before the public blow.
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Civic Utility
Ald. R. C. Gardner
Truman’s Daughter Stays Free of Bodyguard Controversy
Reuters reports mischaracterization by Scandinavian press about Margaret Truman and two American bodyguards in Copenhagen. The Ekstrabladet image provoked claims of rough handling, which White House officials deny as unfounded.
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Copenhagen
Reuters
Margaret Truman
Ek. Strablad
Copenhagan
United States
Denmark
Miss Truman
Miss. Truman
Truman
Sweden
Scandinavia
Ste Seka
Stockholm
Helsinki
Norway
Washington
White House
Margaret
Joseph Short
State
Treasury Departments
Nobdy
Grain carryover forces storage and handling plans
Ottawa reports forecast record crops and a 212 to 213 million bushel carryover from last year. Grain officials warn that demand on elevators will rise as farmers build extra on-farm storage and the government considers guarantees for bank loans against stored grain.
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D. G. McKenzie
The
Board of Grain
Bureau of Statistics
McKenzie
United States
Fort William
Lakehead
Inlarid
Strong prospects for large wheat crop in prairies
Ottawa reports the prairies show a very favorable wheat outlook with an estimated peak crop of 632 million bushels. Warmer weather speeds maturity, swathing is advancing, and about one third of the grain has been threshed in southern Manitoba. Some sections of Saskatchewan and Manitoba report scattered hail losses and storms.
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Ottawa
Prairies
Bureau of Statistics
Telegraphic
Canada
Manitoba
Askatchewan
Smilestones Bring People Together Across Friendly Turns
Residents celebrate small moments of harmony as neighbors interact kindly. The verse highlights the value of cooperation and social warmth in everyday life.
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York
Feisal II
Iraq
Nancy Cofield
Atlanta
U.S
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Optometris
Yans
North Vernon
Ind
Owen
London
Ulick ‘Alexander
Tanganyika
Conces‘sions
Corpor‘tions
South
Rhodesia
Ae Gala
Bureau
Immedic
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