Election Briefs Medi Medicine Hat aldermen race
Monday voters in Medi Medicine Hat choose four of nine candidates for a two year term. Polls run 9 am to 8 pm at nine schools and advance polls in city hall. Candidates include James Weldon Douglas Reuben Gardner Lilian Gast Ernest Heald Joseph Marsh Norman Marshall William McCombs George Olinhant Simon Scott. Transportation pool aids turnout with Jay Dees and senior chamber HQ in Market Square.
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George Olinhant Simon Frederick Scott
Jay- Dees
Market Square
Jay Dees
Pearson to dine with Churchill at Chequers in Britain
L. B. Pearson Canada's external affairs minister will lunch with Winston Churchill at Chequers during a five day visit to Britain. He is in the country en route home to Canada after Rome NATO meetings and departs December 11.
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Canada
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Buckinghamshire
Pearson
Britain
Rome
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Irvine Continuation School opening draws huge crowd
The Irvine Continuation School opened with more than 1,000 people attending. 160 students filled classrooms, 250 in the auditorium, and many could not enter the basement venue. The $80,000 two storey building features and local labor, with official ceremony led by Rev. Sigmund Manz and contractor Andy Olsen.
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Medicine Hat
Irvine
J. J. Muza
Medicine Hat Division No. 76
The
Irvine Women’s Institute
Sigmund Manz
Andy Olsen
E. J. Slottedahl
H. E. Balfour
Edmonton
Emil Schneider
Emerson Porter
Irvine WI
Alma Lorraine Ott
William Lewis Brown
Walsh
C. W. Niblock
K.C
H. R. Hutchings
St. Louis
Ald. Lorne A. Walker
Mr. Balfour
Theo Aman
Department of Education
Kitchen
Tonette
G. Doktor
T. H. Curran
M. Nesbely
M. Weidemann
B. L. Stone
J. L. Wyatt
Ron McAffer
Harry Grant
James Sharp
W.L. Gray
Theo Mantz
Hilda
L. Tonberg
A. Boschee
Robinson
Alex Shand
Charlie Ness
Wm. Turner
Elm St Meeting Fizzles in City Alder Campaign
A city aldermanic campaign heated briefly at Elm St school, then cooled with debate over bus subsidies. About 200 residents attended the final public meeting as voting on advance polls began, with questions on taxation, utilities, and new industries.
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Peter Serr
Hibok Hibok Eruption Enters Fifth Day With New Fissures
Lava pours from four openings near the summit of Mount Hibok Hibok on Camiguin island as eruptions continue. Fissures appear near Mabajao causing evacuations by boat and fears of land sinking. Philippine authorities report 266 deaths recovered so far, though officials question the figures.
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Philippines News Service
Panasan
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Smilestones speech mocks debt from a school boy remark
A student delivers a speech criticizing national debt, quipping that future generations cannot witness the present generations spending their money on grand projects. The remark highlights public concern over government spending and intergenerational burden.
Death Toll Reaches 30 in Three U S Air Crashes
The report notes a total of 30 dead across three U S air crashes. Parliament granted initial approval to create a St Lawrence Seaway authority to oversee construction and regulation of the ocean to Great Lakes navigation project. Ontario and New York will share a hydro development project worth about 4 million dollars. The passage also calls for outlawing resale price maintenance in Canada.
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Ontario
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Commons
Canada
Weather Summary and Alberta Outlook
Yesterday's readings show Medicine Hat 30 and 13, Lethbridge 26 and 8, Calgary 27 and 6, Swift Current 18 and 12. A Gulf of Alaska storm has subsided with milder spell not materializing this weekend, but sunny days will keep temperatures from falling sharply. Medicine Hat forecasts sunny today and Sunday with light variable winds, tonight low 10, tomorrow high 35.
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Calgary
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Howe moves to guarantee droughted prairie grain loans
Ottawa Finance Minister Howe launched parliamentary action to back up to 5 million dollars in short-term bank loans for prairie farmers hit by harvest and delivery troubles to the Canadian Wheat Board. In Buenos Aires, La Razon reports about 100 rabies deaths this year and roughly 1,000 bite incidents among residents, including many children.
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Howe
Canadian Wheat Board
Buenos Aires
Reuters
la Razon
Parliament approves ban on resale price maintenance
Ottawa reports that after weeks of debate a special parliamentary committee endorsed legislation to bar manufacturers from setting retail prices. It also urged strong criminal-code action against price cutting to curb competition, while noting possible future amendments if price wars or predatory practices emerge.
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Commons
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Garson
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Life or Death Heart Operation Shown Coast to Coast
A 20 year old patient Richard C. Russell of Pacoima Calif underwent a life saving heart procedure at Los Angeles County Hospital while Coast to Coast color TV brought the operation to audiences in New York Chicago and Los Angeles. Dr John C Jones performed the repair on a narrowing of the aorta and during the three hour operation he worked with a two way link to Dr George Humphreys at Columbia University as AMA delegates watched in LA and viewers in Chicago and New York followed via hospital receivers. Russell regained consciousness late last night and was described as resting comfortably and doing fine.
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Los Angeles County Hospital
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Pacoima
Calif
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Dr. Jones
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
CBC
American Medical Association
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University of Chicago
Montreal Stores Defy Holy Day Ban
Montreal department stores opened on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception defying a city by law banning business on holy days. Large shops on St. Catharine Street welcomed Christmas shoppers while clerks warned of possible fines as small retailers joined in, aiming to test the enforcement in court.
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St. Catharine Street
St. Catherine Street
Rumpus Room Fire Strikes Cory Home Again
For the second time this year the Cory children of 212 4th St. S.W. started a fire in the basement rumpus room using matches. The blaze spread from a chesterfield, causing considerable damage before the fire department arrived at 9 50 and extinguished it quietly.
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4Th St. S.W
Thomas Cory
One Known Survivor One Known Survivor
A United States air force flying boxcar crashed in Japan's inland sea on Saturday with three bodies recovered and one injured crew member picked up. Fifteen on a B-29 and ten on a C-47 were missing in separate European crashes. wreckage found but no survivors, with ongoing search efforts hindered by weather.
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Air War Resume Over North Korea Fights Continue
Air clashes resumed over northwest Korea with three jet battles and a 31 F-86 vs 75 MIG-15 melee. Fights were scoreless. ground fighting remained uneasy but quiet as UN forces repelled a Communist dawn thrust near Kumsong. Navy bombardment targeted Hungnam infrastructure. guerrilla operations in Chiri mountains yielded several KO’d leaders and 500 guerrillas reported killed in seven days.
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