09 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
1
McIntyre of Swift Current claims a new gate signal system can prevent railway level crossing accidents at about 1000 per crossing, far cheaper than existing 12000 costs. He plans talks with Saskatchewan government on possible local installation and notes grants aid under Bill 181 for grade crossing hazards.
Reuters reports five prisoners killed and fourteen warders injured when rioting inmates opened fire at Patiala central jail Punjab. The clash erupted during renewed unrest as authorities tightened security and investigated the incident.
British Columbia loggers with the International Woodworkers of America plan a strike June 15 after locals in Vancouver and New Westminster vote about 75 percent in favor. About 10 000 members on the coast and an additional 22 000 elsewhere show support, while Island turnout is mixed. officials call the vote a formality though early polls suggest broad readiness to strike if needed.
A colorful parade launched Alexandra Composite High School’s annual field day with floats bands and student body participation. The morning procession through downtown led to Athletic Park where events were staged under Bill Morris with four color groups and music by Archie Wrage. First events started at 10 o clock and final results will be tallied tonight by officials including Morris and staff members.
A fragmented quote reflects on two reasons people neglect their own business. It contrasts lack of mind and lack of effort as barriers to personal progress, urging self awareness and accountability.
Ottawa reports from the National Federation of Liberal Women convention note resolutions on delinquency and comics, seek a woman senator from each province plus two more from Quebec and Ontario, and urge federal action to lower living costs and improve family support amid wage and allowance concerns.
Finance Minister Abbott announced in Commons that the federal government will provide an initial payment to Manitoba for flood rehabilitation and cover 15 percent of diking and measures costs. A joint commission’s interim report valued Manitoba flood damage at 26.6 million dollars, with 16.4 million in direct damage to sidewalks sewers bridges and water systems, signaling substantial aid needed. Premier Campbell discussed fires in Quebec and notes from a trip to the flood area with provincial officials.
The Manitoba Flood Relief Fund stood at 4.077 million dollars as of today. Victims will begin receiving aid next week. A cheque for 25 thousand dollars was received from a flood fund broadcast in Toronto two weeks ago.
Endicott New York William Johnson says he does not mind cutting green stuff as long as it is grass. A park mower incident led to his wallet being shredded and later recovered by Patrolman Martin Dardis who found about 54 dollars in shredded bills. He linked the money to Johnson via a sliced pay slip.
A Regina airman with Communist backgrounds is at the center of a government dispute over his discharge. Premier Douglas and CCF leader M Coldwell note past ties and say inquiries show the man attended 1930s unemployed meetings. no evidence of further activity beyond that.
Chicago AP reports Armour and Co. executives discuss a future where meat parts head toward pharmaceuticals and chemicals, reducing edible beef. ACTH derived from hog pituitary glands shows dramatic potential for rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases, with rising gland prices.
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