Attlee Lands in Ottawa for Talks on Korea and Communism
Prime Minister Attlee arrived at Rockcliffe Airport at 11 46 AM EST after a 90 minute flight from New York. Artillery fired 19 rounds and a 100 man RCAF guard hailed his arrival as he prepared to meet with St. Laurent and officials to discuss Korea, China, and the global threat of Communism and Western defense.
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Lonely Korea Girl Seeks American Marriage in Wartime Seoul
Milly the mouse, a 21 year old Korean dancer, entertains American officers in Seoul’s only wartime nightclub. Her ambition is to marry a GI and move to the United States, but matrimonial volunteers are scarce as her fame hollows out her health and hope.
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Music for All Tastes From CBC in Canada
Ottawa report details CBCs 1949 50 annual music survey. CBC serves 2 057 799 listeners with 11 557 of 23 065 hours in network broadcasting devoted to music. Light music leads with 5221 hours, semi classical 1371 hours, variety classical and other genres also aired.
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Russia and Britain Seek Peace Talks With No Appeasement
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee offered to negotiate with Russia and Communist China while ruling out appeasement. They warned that until the communist powers modify their conduct the United States and Britain would press ahead with maximum military readiness to defend the free world. The joint communique blamed Russia and China for global tensions and aimed to show allied resolve without rewarding aggression.
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Man Warns of Atom Bombs Threat to All Life
Dr. Gerald Wendt warns that nuclear weapons including hydrogen bombs could destroy all living things. The former Pennsylvania State College chemist cites uranium deposits in Canada and the Congo as key sources and details a hypothetical sleek, 10 to 25 ton bomb carried by a plane. He stresses the need to know and control this power amid a possible new renaissance or doomsday.
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Smilestones Commentary Sparks Debate on Dating Jokes
A fragment from Smilestones features a caustic exchange about humor in relationships. The remark implies a narrow view of what a partner can joke about, prompting discussion on respect and compatibility in dating.
Monday Election Day in Medicine Hat voters urged to visit polls
Citizens urged to vote as mayoral race features three candidates and four alderman posts split between nine contenders. Advance polls run to 10:30 p.m. with 53 votes at city hall. nine polling places cover 26 subdivisions and a 60-person staff. Ballot instructions emphasize marking X rather than numeric options for all contests. Hospital by law on the ballot asks voters to approve or oppose purchasing Medicine Hat General Hospital for one dollar.
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Christmas and New Year Dancing Restrictions Eased in Alberta
Alberta executive council allows extended dancing hours over Christmas and New Year with amendments to the amusements act. Dancing may continue until 12 01 am on Dec 25 and Jan 1 provided it does not start after midnight. Polls opened at 9 am and close at 8 pm with ratepayers voting on the hospital bylaw.
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Chicago Tenement Fire Kills Eight
Eight people including seven members of one family die in a four story tenement blaze in Chicago's south side Negro district. Fire officials say about 200 residents lived in the top floors as search continues for more victims. damage estimated at 100000.
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Mary Mason
Jacob
Louedna Simon
Thelma
Elizabeth Divens
Anthony J. Mullaney
Spy Gets 30 Years On Atom Aid
Philadelphia resident Raz Gold confessed to involvement in an atomic espionage ring. He received 30 years in prison, with two concurrent 30 year terms. the court noted the defense efforts and the defendant expressed remorse.
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Rooney and Martha Vickers Separate in Divorce Talks
Hollywood star Mickey Rooney and third wife actress Martha Vickers have separated and plan divorce proceedings. Vickers said they are negotiating a settlement through lawyers and expect an amicable agreement.
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