Goldeyes Migrate and Spawn Debate Heats Alberta Rivers
Manitoba goldeyes are said to winter in the South Saskatchewan River near Medicine Hat while Lake Winnipeg fish stay home. Directors Jack Clark and Harold Ronnenberg report wintering goldeyes in the river, bigger offspring, and teeth, challenging Winnipeg experts. Alberta Fish and Game may launch a propagation program to become the prairie goldeye capital with prizes for river catch and pheasant tails.
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Fish and Game Association
South Saskatchewan
Ilan to Limit Arena Attendance
Fire Chief Bob Allan announced a cap on arena attendance at 1,675 with 2,000 listed as possible in complaints. A guard will monitor doors to ensure proper occupancy and doors close when reached. Smoking is banned in the main arena but allowed in mezzanine areas, lobbies, restrooms, and outside exits.
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Social Crediters Blasted by Prowse in Alberta Debate
Premier Manning faced a sharp rebuke in the Alberta legislature from Social Credit critic J Harper Prowse. He accused Manning of betraying his followers and argued the government shifts tax burdens to municipalities to protect its record. Prowse linked Social Credit to Marxist surplus value theories and criticized Manning for courting bondholders while neglecting ordinary voters.
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Fast Jet Fighter A Red in Ottawa Demonstration
An Ottawa audience watched a red fast jet fighter reach 575 mph. The pilot, Ldr Bill Waterton, showcased acrobatics and a low flight display near the airfield. The event drew officials, dignitaries, and spectators as the aircraft demonstrated unmatched speed and maneuverability.
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Tawa CP
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Bernhard
Netherlands
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Ent
Seck
Waterton
Belgium Faces Advisory Referendum On Exiled King Leopold Jr
Violence erupted in Antwerp as Leopoldists clashed with opponents during a fireworks event ahead of Belgiums advisory referendum on the future of exiled King Leopold Jr. About 5,500,000 Belgians of 8,000,000 eligible vote tomorrow from 7 am to 12:30 pm MST.
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Leopold
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Missing Stalin portrait shocks Trieste dockworkers
Communist dockworkers near Trieste strike for an hour after a life-size portrait of Marshal Stalin is stolen from the water front. The Free Territory protest underscores tensions in a divided city.
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Trieste
Free Territory
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Pope Calls World Crusade of Prayer for Peace
In a Vatican City dispatch, Pope Pius asks for a worldwide crusade of prayer on Passion Sunday March 26 to seek divine remedies against the arms race and its effects on fearful souls. He urges timely spiritual action to curb global evils.
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Pope Pius
Survey Shows U S A is Militarily Weak
Ottawa reports a controversial assessment of U S military capacity citing that the active army represents about 10 percent of divisions, with five divisions stationed in the United States and others abroad. The piece notes U S forces in Germany Japan and the Marine Corps totals and the limited combat divisions within the U S.
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Germany
Thomas
C. Handy
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Lone Edmonton Rat Stirs Alberta Officials
An isolated Edmonton rat sparked alarm in Alberta as the first of its kind to cross the border in years. Authorities anticipate potential costs up to 15000 dollars for rat-proofing and infrastructure changes. Red Deer considers a provincial plan by John A. Brown to combat an expected invasion with shooting trapping and poisoning under supervision.
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Red Deer
John A. Brown
Flying Machine Fails on Second Try
Aldo Villa of Genoa built a pedal driven wing contraption to fly like a bird. It worked for 150 feet before failing on a second attempt. Villa is hospitalized with a broken leg in Turin.
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Century-Old Paper The New York Times Founding
Century old reference notes The New York Times founded in 1850 by George Jones and Henry J Raymond. The anniversary marks the paper’s long history in American journalism and its role in shaping public discourse.
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New York Times
George Jones
No Agreement on New Pension Plan Debated in Commons
The Commons debated a joint senate and Commons study committee on an old age pension system. Prime topics included immediate contributory pensions, means tests, and provisions for incurables unable to work as Rev E G Sansell urged broader study.
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Commonso
Donald Fleming
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Eg‘inton
Stanley” Knowles
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Winnipeg North Centre
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Ansell
SC Macleod
Manhattan Man Wields Knife Threat, Destroys Car Horn
A 50 year-old man, John Stanplakia, with a butcher knife in one hand and a meat cleaver in the other, chased pedestrians on an uptown Manhattan street corner. He knocked a woman to the ground and smashed a car horn as a motorist tried to flee. No injuries reported.
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Corporal Punishment Seen as Cure for U K Crime Wave
London reports a drive to restore corporal punishment after a rise in juvenile crime. Lord Chief Justice Goddard and Magistrate Frank Powell advocate birch for youths aged 15 to 17 who attack and rob on trains. Scotland Yard suggests drastic action against boy gangs and to target accompanying girls.
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Britain
Bailey
Goddard
Frank Powell
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Lodo
Scotland Yard
Smilestones She and He in Twisted Betrothal Tale
A terse exchange reveals a bride accusing her fiancé of deception before their marriage while he admits ignorance of his supposed wealth. The antiquated phrasing hints at a domestic dispute over finances and trust.
Abbott to unveil budget early this year in Ottawa
Finance officials plan an early budget likely before March end and ahead of parliament recess. The aim is to set tax and spending with a possible surplus or deficit, reflecting cyclical theory. The $90 million surplus target is seen as attainable, with historical surpluses and deficits noted from 1890 to 1948.
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Abbott
Canada
Confederation
Dominion
Meteor fragments mistaken for saucers over Edmonton
An airman identified mysterious sky objects Thursday night as meteor fragments. LAC Pat Rooney refuted saucer claims noting pear shaped pieces headed northwest at about 500 miles per hour. Retired electrician F A Richards originally reported the flying saucer notion, but Rooney said the trio were parts of a single meteor.
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Lac Pat Rooney
F. A. Richards
Rooney
European trade plan aims to ease postwar recovery
Washington reports Paul G Hoffmann says Britain faces a $150 million cutback in Marshall plan funds if not joining a Western European payments union. He notes funds will still support the project, with Britain expected to eventually participate, while TEGA has earmarked $600 million for operation. The first divorce court was set up in Ontario in 1930.
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Paul G. Hoffma
Britain
Ina
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European Payments Union
Te.g.a
Ontario
Calgary Motors Danger to Firemen
Calgary's fire department warns motorists endangering fire crews responding to calls. Officials report near misses and injuries when vehicles block lanes or fail to clear the curb. They plan court action against drivers who obstruct emergency passages or run red lights.
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Will. Dake
Stalin Announces Major Soviet Policy Speech Tonight
Reports indicate a highly anticipated Stalin address focusing on supreme Soviet policy, with officials hinting at a decisive shift. Molotov warned diplomats the Soviet Union must stay vigilant while outlining possible shifts for Russia’s future.
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Sted
Russia
Molotov
Soviet Union
Gubitchey Prefers To Leave Country
Reported by the New York Herald the fugitive Gubitchey plans to depart the United States on a ship in March. Authorities consider possible penalties up to 15 years imprisonment if he stays or returns, with the case tied to Polish migrations and Communist fugitive status.
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Fugitly Zlisler
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New
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