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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
4
A visitor notes St Pauls Cathedral in London as a living house of God with 1300 years of prayer. The simple framed words inside evoke generations from Roman and Anglo Saxon times to modern visitors, underscoring the cathedral’s serenity and unique standing above other memorials.
Professor Harrison Brown of the University of Chicago, writing in American Scholar, details a proposed hydrogen bomb line hundreds of miles long. Explosions along a north–south latitude could spread radioactivity across 1,500 miles wide and 3,000 miles deep, threatening vast regions within days.
Police constable Romeo Ernesto Suarez arrived after a 2,250 mile journey from Ushuaia in four months twenty days. He wore 64 rope-soled slippers and dedicated his seat to liberator General San Martin as his centenary was celebrated this year.
Two Canadians barred from entering the United States on grounds they are communists spent part of Sunday on U S soil among about 1 000 persons attending the youth peace rally in Vancouver.
Seoul AP reports Bishop Patrick Burke voiced concern for the safety of 67 German Catholic clergy jailed in North Korea for over a year. He noted no replies to inquiries sent to the Reds about the group, which includes Bishop Boniface Suner, 21 priests, 25 brothers, and 20 sisters.
Canadian Liberal women from across provinces prepare to attend the biennial National Federation of Liberal Women convention in Ottawa. About 200 delegates and 100 guests will join Newfoundland and Yukon representatives, with Mrs. Nancy Hodges presiding. An open forum led by Mrs. Henry Vautelet will discuss women’s place in politics.
A peaceful protest took place on the south side of a park near the Blaine Washington border as Canadian and US officials watched. Delegations from Vancouver and Seattle entered the park without incident while immigration officers monitored the crowd. Dr. James G Endicott led the Canadian peace council as the main speaker.
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