Communists Face A New Revolution In The USSR
The Medicine Hat News begins a penetra tive six part series by William L. Bean AP foreign analyst on the vast Soviet Union. Bean traveled 6000 miles into eight republics and interviews with many people reveal under lying conditions shaping today’s USSR. The first installment appears today detailing dramatic changes under Stalin and Beria and the path history may take.
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Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
J. P. Beria
Willian L. Bean
Associated Press
Jie
Medicine Hat News
Western Powers Divide Over Soviet Call for Berlin Conference
In the post Stalin era the United States Britain and France weigh a Soviet proposal to delay a Berlin foreign ministers conference to January 25 or later. Bonn signals Adenauer may accept while Moscow rails against free German elections. A broader USSR middle class awakening and push for consumer life emerges from William TL Ryan report.
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CAP
United States
Britain
France
Skeep
State Department
U.S
Pain
Berlin
Russia
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Moscow Radio
London
Tzvesta
Adenauer Clique
Germany
Adenauer
William TL. Ryan
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Malenkov
Russans
Amercan
Parents Plan To Take Home Two-Headed Babe
Cecil and Margaret Hartley of near Petersburg plan to take their two headed son home from Riley hospital once released. The 15 day old infant, born December 13 in Washington Indiana, has needed periodic oxygen due to uneven blood circulation on the left side. Hospital officials indicated release could come soon as the family awaits discharge and recovery.
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Indianapolis
Cecil Hartley
Petersburg
Riley Hospital
Margaret Harties
Washington, Ind
Scientists propose rats kangaroos as new food sources
Cornell physiologist Prof. 8. A. Aswell told the 120th meeting of the AAAS that rats and wallabies could be explored as human food, with rabbits urged to be raised more widely. He noted rabbits breed quickly, adapt to confinement, and provide mild flesh, while kangaroos have been tried in France since the 1840s with little practical trials.
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Boston
Cornell University
8. A
American Association
the Advancement of Science
France
Arkansas
Frank Newell
Little Rock
South Pacific
Newell
Petit Jean
Winter Storm Warning Hits Alberta Regions
A cold wave advisory issued by Edmonton forecasts heavy snow for western Saskatchewan and eastern Alberta. Strong NW winds will shift to NE 25 mph this afternoon, with temperatures plunging from noon readings around 35 to 40 F to near zero by evening. Snow and blowing snow to follow. Snow already falling at Vermilion and Coronation with snow starting in Saskatchewan.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Red Deer
Calgary
Coronation
Medicine Hat
Vermilion
Gouzenko Affair and India Rift Dominate 1953 Foreign Hits
In Ottawa this year External Affairs faced major Cold War tests. Gouzenko’s affair drew headlines but was seen as a flash in the pan while Canada backed Britain on India’s Korean conference participation. Pearson regretted the leak as U.S. Dulles urged calm. Canada highlighted Asian aid through the Colombo Plan and toured by Prime Minister St. Laurent. Eisenhower visited Parliament, affirming U.S.-Canada unity and a new economic commission.
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Dave McIntosit
Ottawa
United States
Gouzenko
Pan
Pearson
John Foster Dulles
Britain
India
Canada
United Nations
External Affairs Department
Korea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
RCAF
Europe
Navy
South
Southeast Asia
St. Laurent
Eisenhower
Joint Economic and Trade Commission
Washington
U.S. Re
Konrad Adenzuer
Madame Pandit
Rene Mayer
France
Georges
Bidault
Menzies
Australia
Holland
New Zealand
Akihito
Japan
Commonwealth
United Nations General Assembly
Alberta to auction leases in 1954 oil push
The mines department announced Alberta's first large sale of petroleum and natural gas leases for 1954 will be held January 26. These multi million dollar sales are a major government income source from the oil industry. Also reports two new polio cases in Calgary and district bring yearly total to 402. Archduke Robert Hapsburg marries Princess Marguerite Savoy-Aosta in Bourg en Bresse France.
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Edmonton
Mines Department
Alberta
Bourg-En-Bresse
France
Austria- Hungry
Italy
Archduke Robert of
Hapsburg
Marsuerite of
Savouv
Aosta
Calgary
Shots Fired At R R Guard Near Brilliant BC
A gunman fired near Brilliant British Columbia injuring guard Tom Grifone as he patrolled railway lines during a Christmas holiday. Police suspect the shots aimed to frighten, not harm, with arrests following an abortive attempt to burn Emmett Gulley’s home amid Doukhobor tensions and a Freedomites parade in New Denver.
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Nelson
B.C
CCP
British Columbia
Valieta
Rosip
Seie
Tom Grifone
Tyra
Emmett Gulley
Society of Friends
Proment
Sons of Freedom
Grifene
Brilliant
Bh. C
Stronghalf
Doukhabor
New Denver
B. C
Boven
Serum fails to save life of five year old in Wisconsin
Five year old Terry Torrison died after influenzal meningitis and pneumonia in Mantowoc Wisconsin. Serum flown from Chicago to aid treatment arrived too late. A private plane delivered serum last week followed by a North Central airline stop to pick up more serum.
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Manttowoc
Wis
APY
Chicago
Terry Torrison
Oly Family Hospital
Chicore
North Central Airlines
Two Nominated for Presidency Canadian Legion
Two contenders vie for the Medicine Hat Canadian Legion presidency to replace retiring Gordon Simmons. John Massong and Jack Oldam, both branch executive officers, lead the race joined by other nominees for vice presidents and six executive posts. General election is Tuesday January 19 with advance polls January 16-18.
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Medicine Hat
The
Canadian Legion
Gordon Simmons
Legion
John Massong
Jack Oldam
Tom Samson
Gordon Bell
Peter Sereni
Harry Cove
John Buffel
Donald Grant Sr
Terry Buchanan
Rod Fisher
Bud Thompson
Pete Sereni
Andy Fleming
Sonny Collins
Bun Barber
Allan Kent
Jack Wot
Ted Jordan
Ben Felesky
Six Carloads of Flowers Shipped to Christmas Mart
CPR Express sent six carloads of cut flowers from Medicine Hat before Christmas, matching 1952 volumes while using fewer cars due to mild weather. Each 75 by 12 foot car carried 90 percent chrysanthemums and roses in temperature controlled, paper lined cartons, with an express employee onboard. Flowers traveled to Calgary Edmonton and Winnipeg with transshipments at key points for further destinations.
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CPR Express
Medicine Greenhouse
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
Kenora
Ont
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Express Company
Medicine Hat Post Office Clears Christmas Mail Efficiently
Medicine Hat post office handled a large Christmas mail volume with high efficiency. Trains carry most mail to and from the city along the Crow's Nest line, with 455000 greeting cards mailed, up 23000 from last year. Extra staff were needed but not available, and costs were lower due to fine weather.
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Medicine Hat
Canada
Crow's Nest
S. N. Goldie
Goldie
Canada to ship barley aid for Korean children
Ottawa reports the Unitarian Service Committee will send the first four carloads of a 750 ton barley aid to Korea from Saskatoon on Tuesday. A second shipment from Peterborough follows January 15 as part of a $100,000 objective to feed 125,000 children for three months, with one dollar covering a month's supply for five children.
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Ottawa
Korea
Saskatoon
Unitarian Service Committee
Peterborough
Ont
Anglo Tranian Oil Wins First Favorable Ruling in Iran Case
A Rome court issued its first favorable decision for Anglo Tranian Oil Co in the Iran oil rights dispute. The ruling concerns a minor case in the broader battle over control of Iranian petroleum concessions.
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Anglo Oil Ruling
Rome
Anglo Tranian Oil Co
Rockefeller mounts cattle empire atop Petit Jean
Winthrop Rockefeller converts 1000 acre Winrock ranch atop Petit Jean mountain Arkansas to Santa Gertrudis cattle project. Bulldozers clear hills as 149 150 workers lay pipes build roads and erect houses. He cites Newell's Arkansas ties and hires Jim Hudson, a longtime farm manager, to run operations and irrigation system pumping 1320 gallons per minute.
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Sy John Albenandete
LPT
Rock
Ark
Cal
Buildiz
Winrock Ranch
Arkpit
Winthrop Rockefeller
Winthrop
Rockefeller
Winrock
Arkansas
New York
Rockefeller Brothers, Inc
Winrock Farm
Petit Jean
Jim Hudson
Hudson
Tiudson
Lilienthal Urges Swift Action on World Atom Pool Plan
David E. Lilienthal urged immediate implementation of Eisenhower's world atom pool proposal. He warned that delays could threaten world peace and said the pool could operate modestly within six to eight months. Lilienthal suggested Belgium for an experimental plant and Geneva as the research hub for the international agency.
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New York
David E. Lilienthal
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
SNBC
Lilienthal
Belgium
Geneva
International Research Organization
U. S. Atom
Tennessee Valley Authority
Fisenhower
Atom Bank
Bernard Baruch
Russia
Christmas tolls in Canada and U S hit totals
Canada reported 64 deaths over a four day Christmas weekend from street crashes and other causes, with Ontario and Nova Scotia among provinces most affected. In the United States 678 died in a 78 hour period ending Sunday, 493 from traffic. total fatalities near record 1950 and 1952 patterns.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
U.S
Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
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Kenneth Richardson
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Jean Heroux
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R.R. Guard
Lula Webich Iout
Mediks Avr
Wariboko
Veronica Davies
Nigeria
Hammersmith Hospital
Eng
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Boko
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King Ranch
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