Holland Report on Seventh St Rezoning Rejected by Medicine Hat
Recommendations from Jeff Holland of the Medicine Hat District Planning Commission were rejected by the city. The Seventh St SE plan urged rezoning at First Ave and Seventh St for retail offices while opposing the opposite end for a retail store. The council also debated Holland's status and considered an appeal court adjournment for March 22 while appointing a social committee to prepare the city’s case.
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Jeff Holland
Medicine Hat
Seventh St
Holland
Planning Commission
First Ave
Hugh McMillan
Fred Sept
Mr. Holland
Harry Weiner
Ald
Jim Miller
Neinborhoods
Weiner
Miller
Roy ©Lorne
Helen Gibson
Mwyer
Bill Tufts
Tufts
J. G. Kidd
Kidd
West Coast
Tuelay
PPAB
Hex
Credids
Bill Keith
Tulis
Keith
G. N. Polonuk
Edmonton
Town and Rural Planning
McMillan
Bits of Human Flesh Remain After Northwest Plane Crash
Bits of human flesh and scraps of metal are being gathered by investigators as they search a five acre hill farm crater for clues after a Northwest Airlines Lockheed Electra exploded midair killing 63 aboard. Canadian victims identified as Gardner and Heubert families.
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U.S
Tell City
Ind
Northwest Airlines
Ed Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Emle
Dbase Ely
Ohio River
A. B
Slattery
Minneapolis
Miami
E. R. Gardner
Winnipeg
Oldfield, Kirby and Gardner
Derek
George H. Heuchert
Leonard and McLaughlin Motors
Gladys
Mr. Gardner
Heucherts
Northwest Air Lines
Fla
Four Trapped Tunnel Workers Dead in Toronto Suburb Rescue
In North York a six foot high water filled tunnel trapped six workers after a flash fire from a shorted cable. One escaped, another body recovered. four immigrants from Italy remain trapped as rescuers halted after seven hours. The fire involved welding torches and compressed air lines in a Don River area tunnel.
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Toronto
Hope
York
Labor Department
John Fusillo
Guido Mantella
Alexander
John Correglio
Italy
Pasquale Allegrezza
Don River
Workman Describes Tunnel Fire Escape Near 300 Degree Heat
Charles Valentini, sole survivor of his crew, said heat reached nearly 300 degrees as workers crawled through a tunnel near Yonge Street. Rescuers halted body recoveries to reintroduce air and drain water, while families waited amid language barriers and bystanders.
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Charles Valentini
Hell
Yonge Street
Bishop Sentenced in Shanghai Treason Case
Roman Catholic Bishop King Pingmei of Shanghai was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Shanghai court for serious high treason crimes. Thirteen others received prison terms from five to twenty years. The group, led by Bishop James E. Walsh, was said to aid Imperialist spies, train agents, gather intelligence in Korea, and plot uprisings with bases near Shanghai and church prisons.
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Hong Kong
Reuters
King Pingmei
Shanghai
New China News Agency
U.S
Vatican
James E. Walsh
Korea
Manning Defends Industrial Tax Bill in Alberta Legislature
Premier E C Manning urged speed on an industrial tax plan in the Alberta legislature as a motion to delay the bill failed. The measure would let the province tax certain industries and distribute revenues to municipalities, with study to continue next week before a committee hearins.
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Manning
House Agricultural Committee
Watkins
Hooke
Watekins
Committee For Study
Michael Maccagno
L. Lac la Biche
Negro sit-downs continue as protests ripple south
Demonstrators press lunch counter protests in Little Rock and across the South with arrests in New Bern and Tallahassee. In St. Augustine white attack a group of Negro students. Savannah crowds clash during St Patrick's Day parade. Tractors torched in Ontario fuel yard. 40 union pickets blocked by injunctions as flames threaten fleet.
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Atlanta
United States
Little Rock
Ark
St. Augustine
Fla
Tallahassee
T. F. Bowers
Ontario
Toronto
Bowers
James Millar
Garry McIntosh
T. L. Young
Western Canada
Castro Termed Betrayer at Inter-American Defence Meeting
Lt. Cmdr. Miguel Pons resigned as Cuba's top military envoy in Washington and branded Fidel Castro a betrayer of the Cuban revolution. He accused Castro of ruling a Communist dictatorship, naming Che Guevara as the real brains behind the regime. Finance Minister Rufo Lopez Fresquet also resigned, citing ill health.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cmdr
Miguel Pons
Pons
Havana
Maj
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Rufo Lopez Fresquet
Castro
Lopez Fresquet
Guevara
Bad Acting Says Father On Gina Lollobrigida Emigration
Giovanni Lollobrigida, father of Gina Lollobrigida, condemns the actress potential emigration to Canada as bad acting toward country and family. Gina and her Yugoslav refugee husband return to Rome with their three year old son to move to the United States under plans to avoid statelessness. The Italian magazine Gente features his remarks from Subiaco near Rome.
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Milan
Italy
Gina Lol- Jobrigida
Canada
Rome
United States
Gente
Gina
Giovanni Lollobrigida
Subiaco
Public hearing set for Bill 95 in Edmonton
Medicine Hat MLA Mrs E G Robinson said the agriculture committee will hold a public hearing on Bill 95 in Edmonton on Wednesday March 23. The session runs 9 am to noon and may extend into the afternoon and evening to hear all delegations. Opposition is expected from various regions as the bill would tax certain primary industries and redistribute revenue with a 30 70 split to municipalities. The Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce and City of Medicine Hat are preparing briefs opposing the bill.
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E. G. Robinson
Medicine Hat
Agriculture Committee
Edmonton
Robinson
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Pat Toole
Shirley Gabel
Judy
Watkins Motion
House
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Gill Interprovincial Lines Limited
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Vancouver
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