Goldeyes Not Migrants From Manitoba Says Research Chief
Dr. K H Dean and fisheries staff reject Manitoba migration theory for goldeye Amphiodon absoides. They say goldeye are local to lakes and pools with minimal seasonal movement, doubt 600 mile spawning migrations, and note Manitoba catch totals far below historic highs despite a large Alberta fishery.
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Winnipeg
Medicine Hat
Manitoba
Prairies
K. H. Dean
Central Fisheries Research Station
Ohio River
Doan
Fish and Game
Jack Clark
Harold Ronnenberg
Alberta: Fish and Game Association
South Saskatchewan
Lake Winnipeg
Dr. Doan
Saskatoon
Dean
South Saskatchewan River
Dr. Dean
Juake Athabaska
Guay Found Guilty For Air Disaster
J Albert Guay was found guilty of murder in the air disaster near Sault Au Cochon. He was sentenced to be hanged June 23. The crown alleged a time bomb and $10000 life insurance motive tied to his wife and a young waitress. The jury deliberated 17 minutes and the judge Wept as he delivered the verdict and sentence.
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Quebec
J. Albert Guay
Guay
Albert Sevigny
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Sault. Au Cochon
Marie-Ange Robitaille
Sevigny
Albert Guay
Marie-Ange
Robitaille
Stable Prairie Weather With No 48 Hour Change
A stable weather pattern holds across the prairies for at least 48 hours. Alberta will see daytime temperatures 20 to 35 degrees with fresh southwest winds around Lethbridge, while Saskatchewan readings hover near 10 above in the day and 15 below at night. Clouds increase slightly tomorrow but no significant snowfall is expected.
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Edmonton
Prairies
Alberta
Lethbridge
Saskatchewan
Grande —Prairie
Deer
Calgary
Banff
Swift Current
Edmonton to Recollect $1 Vehicle Licence Fee
Deputy provincial secretary R. C. Arthurs announces the $1 fee on all purchasers of vehicle licences for the unsatisfied judgment fund will be collected again this year. The fund has grown to about $400 000 since its inception. Licence plates go on sale Monday.
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Edmonton
R. C. Arthur's
Alberta considers licensing rules for quick freeze plants
Calgary reports provincial dairy commissioner D H Mats says Alberta may license quick freeze locker plants to curb complaints. McCallum notes 140 locker plants operate in the province, up from 118 in 1948, with average meat per locker dropping from 317.4 to 304.9 pounds. Some operators oppose government inspections citing inspector methods and insurance fees.
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Calgary
Alberta
D.H. Mats
Edmonton
Alberta’ Quick] Association Ltd
McCallum
Provincia’ Agriculture Department
Ser
Labor Wins Again By Nineteen Vote Margin
London report credits the government with a Commons confidence vote victory by 19 votes. The result underscores continued support for government spending policies amid ongoing debate over fiscal measures.
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Labor
London
House of Commons
Local teen crowned Alberta queen candidate at provincial finals
Maureen Gill, 19, won the local queen title over eight entrants and will carry the best wishes of Medicine Hat to the Alberta provincial finals in Calgary later this month. Gill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gill of 946 Braemar St, is a dental nurse. Local delegates include Stella Diaczszyn Gerry Samson and Eddie Back.
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Maureen Gill
Gill
Braemar St
Alberta
Calgary
Stella Diaczszyn
Gerry Samson
Eddie
Accused Contractor Chooses Trial By Judge Alone
Calgary contractor Fred W. Rogerson elected trial by judge alone after Justice Hugh John Macdonald granted the request. Prosecutors in the case accuse Rogerson of omitting warnings on a construction highway that led to the 1946 fatal crash near the Wildhorse Elkwater road. Crown witness Constable Patrick James Molynuex testified that he found a badly damaged car five miles from the intersection and noted a detour sign.
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Gerald
Kent News
Fred W
Rogerson
Calgary
Frank Pilling
Maurey “Webster
Hugh
John ‘Macdonald
J. A. Mahaffy
K.C
Callary
Macdonald
Provenzano
Angelo de - Provenzano
Elkwater
Medicine Hat
Pilling
Lethbridge and
Webster
Santa
Monica
California
E&x
Wildhorse-Elkwater
Patrick
James “Molyneux
RCMP
New Road
Orion
Bartlett
Wildhorse
Manyberries
Wildhorse-Elkwater Road
Molyneux
Winnipeg Girls Leave Office Jobs for Round the World Trek
Amelia Zurich, 26, and Nancy Halford, 28, both record clerks at the unemployment insurance commission, quit their jobs to travel the world by thumb, bicycle, and other means. They sail March 23 aboard the Queen Mary to England, planning to visit every continent and hoping to have fun before returning, with parents initially cautious but now supportive.
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Winnipeg
Tov
Amelia
Zurich
Nancy Halford
Globe-Trotters
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Queen Mary
England
Bahamas
Gus
Nancy
Elkwater Road Declared Main Highway Join Canada US Route
Alberta government declares Elkwater Lake to Wildhorse road a main highway linking Medicine Hat and Havre Montana. An in council order on March 6 designates the international road, to be surfaced and treated as a primary local route, with a formal ceremony planned at Elkwater Lake in late summer.
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Elkwater Lake
Wildhorse
Medicine Hat
Havre
Montana
Alberta
Ralston计划新购物区与住房项目
由 Bird Construction Co 的 Lethbridge 承建，总价约 26.13 万美元的购物休闲中心与两座八停车位车库，将配套 70 套住宅单位及初期约 200 套住宅已在上年完成。目标是建成后成为人口 1500-2500 的现代城镇，工作由国家防务部主导，需再两年完成，位于 Suffield 附近的 WarFare 实验站区由国家研究理事会协同行动。
Gardiner to Visit Edmonton for Irrigation Parley
Minister Gardiner will meet provincial officials in Edmonton on Thursday to discuss irrigation. He plans to deliver an address and return to Ottawa for the Dominion Provincial Conference with farm leaders on March 21 to discuss marketing board legislation.
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Gardiner
Edmonton
Ottawa
Edmonton Opposes Secession Move By Calgary Plan
Edmonton city council rejected Calgary’s idea Florida no. Wait. Edmonton will not drop from the Union of Alberta Municipalities without a battle as it debates forming a cities only association. The meeting yielded no decision with representatives split on secession and concerns over city issues within the union.
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Edmonton
Union of Alberta
Calgary
Alberta
Laborites Split Over Seretse Ban From Africa Empire
London AP reports Prime Minister Attlee seeks party unity as Labor splits over Seretse Khama and his London born wife being banished from the British protectorate for five years. Some officials push for firm action while others fear friction amid a slim six seat majority.
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London
Attlee
Labor
SMP
Britain
Seretse
Khama
Laformants
Acaiiion
Ona
Despondent man orders chauffeur to drive off cliff
A pale sentiment lingers as an elderly man in a club summons his chauffeur with a grim command. He declares he will end his life by his own action and instructs the driver to take him to a cliff.
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Sentleman
James
Old Style Polio Treatment Described for Modern Use
A historical note outlines moving away from traditional polio boxes to newer methods. The piece mentions costs around 1200 dollars and describes a treatment that includes a box-like device and patient containment with neck to waist enclosure. It contrasts with earlier iron boxes and highlights respiratory support components.
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Sam Quired
Brooks official fined for illegal duck shooting on farm
William H. Gray, former municipal secretary and police magistrate, was fined $10 in district court for illegally hunting game birds on Joe Gugyelka’s farm south of Tilley on August 31, 1949. The case, first heard last fall, saw an appeal after a prior dismissal for a legal technicality. Judge Feir noted crop damage by ticks and urged farmers’ concerns while Gray paid witness fees. C. RB. de la Vergne defended Gray.
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Hat
Edmonton
RCMP
Feir
Eid
Gray
Joe
Joe .Gugyelka
Tilley
de la Vergne
Brooks
South Africa abolishes appeals to Privy Council
South Africa becomes the third dominion to abolish the right of appeal to the Privy Council. A severance bill passed the Senate after House approval, joining India and Canada in removing this appeal channel.
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South, Africa
Capetown
Reuters
South ‘Africa
Privy Council
Severance
Senate
House of Assembly
India
Canada
Watermelon Diet Questioned for Child Nephrosis
In Edmonton a six year old boy named Eddie Gonek with nephrosis reportedly improved after a watermelon diet begun three weeks ago. His father Mike Gonek arranged watermelons via the Red Cross after reading about similar cases in the United States. The boy reportedly gained weight earlier but has since lost eight pounds over the weekend after consuming a large amount of melon. He has eaten about 125 pounds of watermelon since starting the diet.
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Edmonton
Eddie Gonek
Mike Gonek
Red Cross
United States
Gonek
If True Saucers Are Really Whizzing Over Edmonton
Edmonton CP reports sighting of flying saucers last Thursday. George W. Stoddart, a cook at a lumber camp 150 miles northeast, said he saw the objects about ten minutes after reports reached Edmonton. If identical, the craft may have traveled at about 900 miles per hour.
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Edmonton
George W. Stoddart
Cook
Here
Privy Council Appeal Discussed in Pakistan Context
A fragmentary note references the Privy Council and Pakistan narrowing the right to appeal. The text mentions future views and limited rights, with editorial phrasing indicating a constitutional or legal reform debate.
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Ished
Privy Council
Pakistan
Adoll ‘Tion
Lobby Pressure on Ottawa Permit Greyhound Racing
Ottawa faces intense lobbying to legalize greyhound racing citing a potential $60 million annual US inflow. Multnomah Kennel Club of Portland led efforts with brochures pitching Windsor Fort Erie Vancouver Montreal tracks and expansion to Winnipeg, forecasting up to $50 000 daily in taxes and yearly growth.
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Ottawa
Preyhound
Canada
Murray Kemp
Multnomah
Kennel Club of
Portland
Ore
Windsor
Fort. Erie
Ontario
Vancouver
Montreal
Kemp
Winnipeg
Gach Iand
Dominion
Child found after run away near church in Burbank
Nine year old girl escaped from play then fled to a nearby church area with reports she was hungry. Pastor Relford Su strum of the United Church described the scene to deputies. A bail hearing for Michel is set for March 21.
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Relford Sustrum
Burbank
Michel
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Brooklyn
Bruno Lijoi
Lavern ‘Roach
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Cafter
George’ Smail
C.P. C
Reg Hardy
Southam
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