Pillows in Bedroom Listed with Size Details
The brief notes mention pillows in a bedroom with a size reading 2.39 and a cost banner of 2.95 at TOMS. The fragment provides no clear event or identities beyond the room and item size.
28 Dec 1949
Page 1
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1949
Page
1
The brief notes mention pillows in a bedroom with a size reading 2.39 and a cost banner of 2.95 at TOMS. The fragment provides no clear event or identities beyond the room and item size.
Canadian National Railways announces a 25 percent system wide reduction in steam operated passenger trains effective January 9 due to serious depletion of coal reserves. Executive VP N B Walton cites US mine work stoppages and shortened hours as the cause, with four months of supply now reduced to about 30 days.
Paris reports a pivotal vote of confidence on Georges Bidault's budget program. The tense session risks elections if the cabinet loses, with a 2.257 trillion franc package and a 1.523 trillion franc tax boost amid opposition from reform groups and Communists. Separately, Hong Kong clash fears rise as troops secure police HQ amid a general strike.
London reports Cunard Line plans a liner larger than the 83,673 ton Queen Elizabeth with potential gas turbine propulsion. If keel is laid in 1950, it could enter the Southampton to New York run in 1954, aiming to outrun rivals from the United States, France and the Netherlands. Details remain undisclosed.
Rita Hayworth gave birth to a baby girl named Yasmin at 9 45 am in Lausanne with Aly Khan announcing a natural birth after a pre dawn dash to Montchoisi clinic. The child, granddaughter of Aga Khan, weighs about five and a half pounds and signals a high profile Hollywood family milestone amid secretive preparations and police escorts.
A court exchange between a judge and a defendant reveals prior marriage remarks and a pending fine. The dialogue shows the judge noting prior acquaintance and asking if the defendant has appeared before. The defendant confirms past appearances and a previous marriage.
Ottawa reports new rules doubling depreciation rates for capital equipment to 20 percent for general plant, aiming to modernize industry. A graduated dividend deduction for mineral profits targets mining, oil and gas firms, with 10 to 20 percent credits based on the share of mineral income. Non Canada-based corporations offer a 15 percent deduction if mineral profits meet 50 percent of income.
Time magazine names Winston Churchill the man of the half century in its January 2 cover story The Half Century praising his wartime leadership and international role while noting he helped launch lifeboats for a free world.
Western reporters were denied access to the Prague Pankrac trial of 29 year old Holger Hjolm a Stockholm businessman charged with industrial espionage. Court president Dr Hugo Richter said there was no concern for media interests as crowds filled the courtroom.
The tidy guests from a grand mansion visit a modest home and discuss pests. The lady of the little house notes a rat problem, sparking a quip about mice at the other residence.
Mayor Marcotte reports 40 year old Oliva Bergeron likely perished when river ice broke up near his fishing shack. Ice-breakers search the scene after wreckage found including an axe lantern and shovel. companions fear he did not survive.
The New York Times editorial titled A Tax on News argues the eight percent Canadian newsprint tax targets the press. It defends freedom of the press as indivisible and notes Canadian concerns raised by the Canadian Daily Newspapers Association.
California appellate court voided a local ordinance banning comic book sales ruling the law would also bar sale of school books depicting Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. The decision arose from a pharmacist charged with selling a so called crime comic book.
Dr. Irene Corey Diller reports discovery of fungi in 20 human cancers and 100 mis cancers at the Institute for Cancer Research in Philadelphia. The tropical fungus kills cancer susceptible mice but loses potency after cultivation. researchers urge caution and further study.
A white blanket draped cities with foot deep cover and more in the West as wind and snow snarled communications, hid roads, and delayed trains. British Columbia’s interior froze connections to the prairies with snowslides and rail cancellations.
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