Alberta minister defends provincial control of labour policy
In Redcliff, Dr. J. L. Robinson argues federal encroachment on provincial jurisdiction harms workers and management. He cites Alberta’s 1951 industrial relations record, lauds staff, and notes 118 conciliations closed, 12 cases outstanding, and no strikes last year.
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Alberta
J. L. Robinson
Redcliff Nucliff Hall
Dr. Robinson
Medicine Hat
Robinson
Redcliffe
Yeent
Dre Robinson
Tfl
Canada
2. Press
Zie
Edmonton
Farouk Declares Simple Family Man In Capri Stay
Former Egyptian king Farouk told reporters on Isle of Capri that he seeks a quiet life with his children, denying wealth or plans to reside in the United States. He spoke of two duties to Italy and Egypt, expressed love for his country, and said his wife and daughters are not exiled, with the family remaining on Capri for now.
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Yisle
Capri
Italy
Reuters
Farouk
Egypt
Island
Narriman
United States
America
England
Switzerland
France
Iron ‘Curtain
Canada Plans Doubling Uranium Exports to U S
Ottawa aims to open new facilities in April to double Canada's uranium output. Beaverlodge in northern Saskatchewan will supply most of the increase, potentially surpassing Eldorado at Port Radium. The U S atomic energy commission notes the U S reactor now yields higher neutron flux than any other, challenging Chalk River's record though cobalt-60 production remains uncertain.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
U.S. Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Washington
Beaverlodge
Saskatchewan
Eldorado
Port Radium
Northwest Territories
Eldorado Mining and Refining Limited
U.S
Chalk River
Warm spell continues in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Weather summary notes a spell of very warm dry conditions across Alberta and Saskatchewan. Afternoon temperatures 80 to 85 expected today and Friday with isolated thunderstorms possible in central and northern regions this evening and Friday evening. Medicine Hat forecasts sunny and very warm conditions with light winds. Low tonight around 60 and high tomorrow near 90 with south winds developing.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Smilestones: Truth Remains Unruined by Stretching
A short note argues that truth cannot be ruined by stretching it and defends honest reporting. It emphasizes clarity, accuracy, and fidelity to facts over sensational embellishment.
Island disease outbreak on PEI under control
A federal veterinary official said Prince Edward Island livestock illness is under control, while a provincial vet noted a strict quarantine near Roseville Alberton. Officials warned the debs may be anthrax, with two horses and a cow killed and a farmer nearly affected. The illness affects cloven hoof animals and is not foot and mouth disease.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
George Fisher
Roseville
Alberton
Prince County
PEI Agriculture
Fisher
South Saskatchewan
Labor-Saving Devices Prompt Hell Mood in London
London议 headlined as Sid ney Osborne criticizes modern flats as hell saying labor-saving devices trap women. He tells Lambeth council that his wife finishes housework by 10 am and cannot find happiness unless she works at home.
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London
Reuters
Sidney Osborne
Lambeth
U S B 29s hit vast Manchurian plant near border
United States B 29s leveled a large Communist aluminum plant near the Manchurian border in a major overnight raid. Sixty three bombers faced anti air fire yet all returned to bases in Japan and Korea. The 1244 acre site southeast of Sinuiju was struck with 630 tons of bombs plus an adjacent troop area.
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Korea
Manchurian
Japan
Sinuiju
Julius W
Meintel
Wheeling
W. Va
Winton R. Close
Wiley D. Ganey
Sabs Judiy
U.S
Fifth Air Force Bomber Command
Air Force
Suiho
Manchuria
Industria
Cost Estimate Under Review for South Saskatchewan Dam
Regina’s Leader-Post reports extensive work underway to produce a cost estimate for the proposed South Saskatchewan river dam project. The federal commission plans to delay release beyond August 1, with a contracting firm compiling the figures. Initial estimates ranged around 104 million dollars, now believed to be revised upward toward 125 million to 200 million.
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Regina
Leader-Post
South Saskatchewan
Boost In Steel Sparks Family Cost Estimate
Washington reports price stabilizer Ellis Arnall says the $5.20 a ton steel price boost will lift the average US family’s annual costs by about $100. He called the move a bitter pill and said it was ordered by defense mobilizer John R. Steelman. Officials warn living costs may rise further and weigh on stabilization rules.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
United States
Arnall
Defence
John R. Steelman
Trol
Copters Complete 3 300 Mile Trip Across Atlantic
Two U S Army Sikorsky helicopters completed a 3300 mile Atlantic hop from Keflavik Iceland to Prestwick Scotland arriving after a 14 day test flight. The mission started at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts with stops at Presque Isle Maine Goose Bay Labrador Narsarsuaq Greenland and Keltant before Scotland.
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Prestwick
Scotland
U.S. Army
Atlantic
Westover
Mass
Keflavik
Iceland
Military Transport Service
Europe
Westover Air Force Base
Weisbaden
Germany
Presque Isle
Goose Bay
Labrador
Narsarssuax
Greenland
Ketlant
Prestwic
Canadian Radar Defends Key Cities in Joint Network
The article outlines Canada and the United States expanding radar Stations in a joint air defense network. It notes progress from Exercise Signpost tests, anticipated winter exercises, and that full deployment will take years with costs in the hundreds of millions per station.
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Ahd
Arctic
Arctic Circle
U.S
Canada
Claxton
Nationalist Chinese Leave 18th Red Cross Conference
The Nationalist Chinese delegation packed its bags in Toronto on orders from Formosa to quit the 18th International Red Cross conference. Dr J Heng Liu, head of the Formosan group, cited protest at the presence of the Communist Chinese delegation from Peiping and said the withdrawal was regretted. He said he received orders to withdraw late yesterday.
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Toronto
Formosa
Peiping
J. Heng Liu
Liu
Not Ready For Mounties Take Over Liquor
Calgary reports RCMP will not assume enforcement of Alberta Liquor Act in Calgary and Edmonton on Friday as planned. Assistant Commissioner A I Belcher said instructions from the attorney general delayed the special squads. Plan postponed but not abandoned. province had requested 20 more RCMP officers for August 1 after a spring 1951 meeting of officials and mayors.
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Calgary
Canadian Mounted Police
Alberta
Edmonton
A. ‘I. Belcher
Belcher
Lucien Maynard
RCMP
Liberal platform and campaign rally mix political claims
The report describes a second public rally by Liberal speakers led by Dr. Wyatt at River side Scout Hall with about 50 attendees. Wyatt criticizes flood relief funding, calls for social credit favors, and questions pipeline and export arrangements, alleging tax money misused and noting long transit of gas and sand products.
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Wyatt
Riverside Scout Hall
Credi
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