Implicate Canada in U S Newsprint Probe
A House committee opens a two week inquiry into the newsprint industry to see if an artificial shortage has raised prices. Most newsprint comes from Canada. The hearings feature Cranston Williams of the American Newspapers Publishers Association and William P. Canfield of the Inland Daily Press Association.
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Cranston Williams
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American Newspapers Publishers Association
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Inland Daily Press Association
Stolen Car Recovered Promptly as Police Relax Uniforms
Local police in Medicine Hat report a quick recovery of a stolen car after the theft was logged in Redcliff. RCMP are probing six Kiwanian delegations visiting from Havre for a goodwill weekend. Separate school registrations kick off for children turning six by October 31. City council meets tonight amid hot weather and a subdued agenda.
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St. Theresa’s College
Rink Company
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Stampede Association
Searchers Still Probe Mine for Five Bodies
Cadomin Alberta CP report crews probe the muddy Cadomin Coal Co mine for five entombed after a cave in last Wednesday night. No bodies found early today and some miners say it may take weeks to reach them as rescuers dig secondary shafts amid water hazards from a plugged drainage ditch.
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Cortisone Released for Rheumatic Disease Control
In Rahway New Jersey the first widespread distribution of cortisone began with Merck and Co supplying about 6500 US hospitals. The drug aims to control rheumatic diseases and was released for general hospital use.
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Regina police hold suspect in Bank of Canada guard slaying
A 58 year old vagrant Alexander Gamman was killed while trying to stop a bank bandit on May 25 in Montreal. Police say Thomas Rossler 45 gave an oral admission in custody here and investigators expect Montreal police to question him. Detectives say Rossler matches the description of the man who killed RCMP constable Gamman. The bandit fled from the Toronto branch, shot the bank manager, and mortally wounded Gamman who died 35 hours later.
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Gamman
Labrador Ore Finds Boost Seaway Plan
Washington reports Labrador iron ore could feed a deeper St. Lawrence Seaway enabling ships to Duluth. Opponents cite coast interests but testimony to the House Public Works Committee supports a vital ore supply, with proposals for power facilities near Massena and shared energy estimates.
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Catholics Reds Lock in Struggle for Italian Youth
In Italy Roman Catholics and Communists battle for influence over children. The Italian Pioneer Association, a Communist rival to Catholic Boy Scouts, is accused of corrupting youth and promoting blasphemy. Bishops threaten excommunication. the women's union sues for libel.
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First kidney transplant from deceased donor performed
In Chicago at Little Company of Mary hospital Dr Richard M Lawler led a team that transplanted a healthy kidney from a deceased woman into Mrs Ruth Tucker 49 in an operation begun after the donor's death and completed in about 45 minutes. The donor, also 49, died from variceal hemorrhage and liver cirrhosis.
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Richard M. Lawler
Mary Hospital
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Cook County Hospital
Ruth Tucker
Games West
West
Tucker
Smilestones A recession mood and belt tightening
A concise note frames recession as a period of belt tightening in low mood when funds are tight and pants refuse to hold up. It uses a metaphorical view of personal finance and anxiety during economic strain.
Union Slay Suspect Surrenders to Winchell Columnist
Benedetto Macri 37 surrendered to police after meeting with Walter Winchell at a secret rendezvous arranged by an intermediary. Winchell drove him to a Manhattan station where he was booked for homicide over the Lange killing. Indicted suspect John Giusto remains at large. The Damon Runyon Cancer Fund posted a $25,000 reward.
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Walter Winchell
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Macri
Manhattan
John (Scarface) Giusto
Damon’ Runyan
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Layre
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Flooding Hits Harrison Hotel and Fraser River Dikes
Two feet of water inundates the Harrison Hot Springs hotel as the Fraser River peak nears the 24.7 foot mark. Evacuations spread from Harrison Lake to Abbotsford while dikes hold along a 100 mile front. Authorities warn the flood may extend toward Hope and Mission with more evacuations likely.
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Segregation Bill Advances in South Africa Senate
CAPETOWN Reuters The South African senate approved by one vote the third reading of the government group areas bill to establish separate living areas for different races. The vote was 20 for and 19 against sending the bill to the governor general for assent. It envisages eventual government control of land ownership nationwide.
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South Africa
Earthquake Shakes 15-Mile Knoxville Maryville Area
An AP report says a quake rattled a 15 mile stretch from Knoxville to Maryville Tennessee last night with no damage or injuries reported.
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New Trombone Aims to End Player Fatigue and Eye Strain
New York inventor Davis Shuman, 37, unveils a trombone that slides to the right at a 30 to 45 degree angle. He claims it eliminates fatigue and frees players from the straight-jacket of traditional design, hoping composers will write more for the instrument.
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Mozart
Weather Fragments Mention Alberta Wind and Central Event
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