Canadian Farmers Demand Permanent Price Supports
Canadian farmers press for permanent price supports as a key issue at the Canadian Federation of Agriculture annual meeting led by H. H. Hannam of Ottawa. Unemployment projections tied to falling farm prices loom, with figures suggesting sharp rises if purchasing power erodes. A separate Medicine Hat meeting endorsed a plan to build a community recreation centre with a 12 member ways and means committee to prepare future action.
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Canadian Federation
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H.H. Hannam
Ottawa
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Gardiner
CBC Farm Forum
Hannam
Canada
Ife
Fige
Medicine Hat
Antinn Tnleane
Ben Stone
J. K Bellamy
John. A. Osborne
Ay C ‘Wade
Hector Lang
Ways and Means
Ed Nelson
Ann Marshall
Frank Anderson
J. H. Boylan
Ruth Campbell
Joe Rae
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Man Held After Fight Sparks Escapee Arrest
In Columbus on an upstairs dispute a wife’s remark alerting officers led to the arrest of Thomas J. Dixon, 30, an escapee from a Dublin Georgia public works camp serving a 20 year burglary sentence. Detectives wired for records confirming Dixon’s status and contacted Dublin authorities.
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Columbus
J. A. Hicks
Georgia
Thomas J. Dixon
Dixon
Public Works
Cainsh
Dublin
Leprosy World Crisis Urges Expanded Treatment
London report from the British Empire Relief association warns three million people in the empire live with leprosy and only about 10 percent receive care. The group cites 200 000 dangerous cases needing segregated settlements and calls for increased funding and early treatment efforts led by Dr Gordon Ryrie and a small team.
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British Commonwealth
Henry S. M. Hoare
Britain
Canada
British Empire Relief Association
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Hoare
Toate
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Malaya
Dre Ryrie
Pat
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Rescue party reaches Yukon to aid crash survivors
A rescue party backtracked the pilot’s trail through deep snow to reach Whitehorse with five survivors from a search plane crash two miles southeast of the area. Lt. Charles R. Harden, injured, was taken to hospital after trudging five miles in waist deep snow. Two others suffered shock and bruises. the crash occurred during a search for a missing U.S. transport plane carrying 44 aboard.
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Gulzinski
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Campy
Carson
Reds Anger France By Recognizing Indo China Rebel Reds Anger
Moscow announced recognition of Ho Chi Minh's Viet Nam Republic in Indo China and the exchange of diplomats with a Moscow trained communist chief. It called Bao Dai's regime a puppet government and noted Britain and the United States may recognize Bao Dai next week. Ho Chi Minh's forces have fought the French since 1946 and control much of the coastline. The Bao Dai government heads 40 percent of Indo China and most of its population.
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Ho Chi-Minh
Mido
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Tass
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Chi-Minh
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Indo- China
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Smilestones Child Interactions Over Skinned Knees
The babysitter tends a small girl who fell and skinned her knee. The girl cries loudly and declares she will cry in her own way, while the babysitter suggests different reactions. The exchange highlights a child’s stubborn expression and caregiver patience.
Atomic weapons growth noted by U S AEC
The United States atomic energy commission says atomic weapons are being produced improved and stockpiled at a growing pace in a semi annual report to Congress. It notes experiments with hydrogen using three forms and states plans remain to pursue a hydrogen bomb if authorized by President Truman.
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Truman
Atomic Energy, Commission
A.E.C
Uey
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Soviet director fired for faking fishing scenes
Moscow reported that film director Y. M. Bliokh was barred for two years by the ministry of cinematography for faking Caspian Sea fishing scenes in a new documentary. Pravda noted the artificial fishing misled viewers and violated standards of Soviet documentary film.
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Moscow
Pravda
Orfan
Communist Party
Y. M. Bliokh
Caspian
Bliokh
Japanese Deny Suggestion Of Unfair Trade Practices
Reuters reports Japanese traders reject claims of resuming prewar dumping and sharp trading tricks. They insist dumping is impossible, stress low wages and costs, and defend competitive prices while noting overseas misgivings and MacArthur’s abolition of floor prices.
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Tokyo
Reuters
Britain
USA
Douglas MacArthur
C. A. Bouchier
Federation of British Industries
Japan
Oriental Economist
Ontario Asks Court Approval of Rent Controls
Ontario Attorney General Dana Porter asks the court to rule the War time Leasehold Regulations ultra vires. He argues the federal emergency powers are extraordinary and that lifting controls abruptly would cause hardship in Ontario. The province contends only Parliament can decide the issue. Continued on page five.
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Dana Porter
Ontario
Canada
Quebec
Porter
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