Gill rink advances in Cantalini event at bonspiel
The Sean Gill rink skippered by Donald Gl wins 8-7 over Naren of Piatere Butte to reach the fours of the Cantalini Herects event. Miller and Gill loom as potential grand aggregate contenders as play proceeds tonight with semi finals set for 8:00 p.m. and more matches lined up across the bonspiel.
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Bollery
Gill
Donald Gl
Naren
Pietare Butte
Streix
Don Gitl
Baron
Gilb
Baron Lous
Miller
Cantalini
Garagamentis
Oime
Charlie Reid
Claresholm
Lioy d Hubbs
Johnny Foulston
Foulston
Hubbs
Sin
Sort Butcher
Butcher
Leach
Empress
Harry Ellos
Medicine Hat
Geach
Yimpeess
Pave Miller
Emler
Ad Kenyon
Bonas
J. Anton
Fox Valley
Kenyon
Anton
Walter Crowe
Jsarans
Baatibermen
Crewe
R. W. Cocks
Johnny Paulston
Jack Cocks
R. W.cocks
Blaney
Vauxhall
Bowie
s~Crowe
Barons
Pattison
Hunter
T. Eaton
McKay
Leth
Morris
Bonnetti
Taber
Schaeffer
Eye for an Eye Dictum Shapes Holy Land Frontier
AP dispatch from Jerusalem notes the 1949 armistice line long separating Israel and its neighbors has failed to yield peace. The border, engine of retaliation, sees armed guards, rifles among shepherds, and refugees in Jordan. The piece highlights a volatile 80 mile corridor from Tulkarm to Idna with dense populations on both sides and ongoing cross-border tensions.
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Lynn
Heinzerling
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Holy’ Land
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Tulkarm
Calqiliye
Latrun
Idna
Israel
Amman
Arab Legion
Irvine voters back complete electricity bylaw with full approval
Irvine residents voted 100 percent in favor of the proposed electric by law with nearly 75 percent turnout. The bylaw seeks 13 street lights and electric power for commercial and private use. The measure now goes to a third reading February 1 before potential submission to the board of public utility commissioners.
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Irvine
Ccst
Light
L. C
McLaughlin
Stown
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Calgary Power
Jenny
J. C. McLaughlin
Doctor Kinsey Polio Case After Resuscitating Baby
Westminster CP report: Dr Frank Kinsey obstetrician contracted polio while trying to resuscitate a seven week old baby. He now uses canes and will not discuss the emergency treatment. The baby survived 67 days of Anitial care and was discharged. doctors say full recovery remains uncertain.
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New ‘Westminster
Frank Kinsey
Kinsey
Eden Plans Five-Stage German Unification And Peace
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden presented a five stage plan for German unification and a freely negotiated peace treaty at the Big Four Berlin conference. The plan calls for free and secret elections across Germany including Berlin, a national assembly, a new constitution, a united German government, and the final peace treaty. The move shifts focus back to Germany amid wider debates on disarmament and postwar settlements.
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John M. Hightower
Berlin
Bidault
Molotov
Big Four
Red China
United Nations
Germany
Anthony Eden
France
United States
Eden
Montreal surgeon pioneers internal mammary artery implant in angina
Dr Arthur Wingburg in Montreal advocates using the internal mammary artery to restore heart blood supply in coronary disease. The procedure, termed internal mammary artery proplant, involves placing the artery within heart muscle to improve circulation and potentially life-saving results.
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W. R. Wheatley
Montreal
Arthur Wingburg
Molotov’s plan shapes four power talks on disarmament
Western ministers failed to draw Molotov on Korea and Indo China and shifted focus to German and Austrian issues. Molotov pressed for a world disarmament conference while insisting the five power meeting cover political military and economic questions.
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Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Stanley Priddle
Berlin
Reuters
Vyacheslav Molotov
Molotov
France
Indo-China
China
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Victoria Mayor Hammers Subversive Books Drive
Local clash over burning Communist books at the Victoria Public Library escalates into a citywide debate as critics demand apologies and resignations. Mayor Claude Harrison vows action against subversive literature, risking jail, while press coverage draws criticism as partisan. In Medicine Hat the Red Cross moves to a new 45 Third Street building with community funding.
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LOCAL
Red.cross
Third Street
Victoria
Claude Harrison
Doris Lougheed
Harrison
Victoria Public Library
Don Smith
Ald
Brent Murdoch
Medicine Hat
Canadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
H. R. Hutchings
Karl Marx
Hitler
Joe McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Whittaker Chambers
Darwin
Marx
R. M. Block
Library Board
H. A. Meadows
McCarthy
Stalin
Fifth Avenue United Church
L. A. Walker
J. L. Levinson
Trade Board
Public Works Minister Wins Housing Bill Vote in Commons
In Ottawa the 43-year-old Public Works Minister Bob Winter challenged opposition to back his national housing bill. A recorded vote yielded only two dissenters as Liberal, Conservative and Social Credit MPs supported the measure with many opposition members absent. The debate touched on McCarthyism in libraries with local figures voicing opposing and supportive views on book banning and democracy.
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Warren Baldwin
Pc’s
Liberal
Conservative
Social Credit
George Hees
Hees
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
CPR Diesel Slides Off Coquihalla Train Bridge
Three CPR diesel crewmen escaped a 150 foot plunge into snow and ice after their engine slid from the track in the Coquihalla pass near Tago. Engineer W. M. Robertson Keith Elliot and James McGowan Jr. clung to a rock ledge on impact. A cook Paul Atonuk was burned. 50 passengers shaken.
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Vancouver
CPR
Coquihalla River
Tago
Here
Coquihalla Pass
W. M. Robertson
Keith Elliot
Helper
James McGowan Jr
Penticton
B.C
Elliot
Paul Atonuk
Kettle Valley Line
Hope
Chilliwack
Coquihalla
Spence’s Bridge
Coast Mountain Range
Gardiner Declares Health Strong despite Retirement Rumors
Ottawa Agriculture Minister James G. Gardiner, aged 170 last November, says he feels better than ever and has no plans to resign despite chatter he may retire. He cites a Mayo Clinic checkup and a fall in Rochester as temporary slows, quashing rumors of a cabinet departure. He notes 40 years in politics and asserts no authority has urged resignation.
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Ottawa
James G. Gardiner
Gardiner
Rochester
Minn
Tye
Mayo Clinic
Politi
Record Cold Wave Ends This Morning
The city’s record cold snap of over 375 hours ended at 10:30 a.m. with a low of 17 below. Temperatures rose to three above by 10:30 at the airport as milder weather is expected to continue for several days.
Western cold spell ends with milder look ahead
Western Canada basks in improving weather after a severe cold snap. Edmonton reports temperatures warming from 30 to 40 below zero to near zero, while British Columbia endures heavy snow and ongoing winter conditions across the region.
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