Riverside bridge woes and church parking woes in town
Riverside residents complain of spray from passing vehicles at noon over the cross, while worshippers at St Patrick's Church face alleged illegal parking along banks and streets. City workers struggle to remove snow as residents urge action. The Medicine Hat General Hospital adopts a 1951 project to purchase new anaesthetic equipment funded by the ladies hospital aid. two fund-raising events planned in spring. Monarch Theatre to host Saturday matinee.
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Vinlay Bridge
Riverside
St. Patrick's Church
Medicine Hat
General Hospital
Ladies’ Hospital
Alberta to export natural gas to United States defense plan
Premier Manning announced a bill to allow export of up to 40 million cubic feet daily of Pakowki Lake gas to the United States for five years. The pipeline would run 21 miles to the border and 85 more to Cutbank Montana, linking to Montana Power pipelines. The move aims to meet national defense needs while safeguarding Alberta’s reserves.
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Edmonton
Maining
United ‘States
Mergency
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co. Ltd
Montana
Alberta
Manning
Pakowki Lake
Manyberries
of Medicine War
Cutbank
Mont
Montana Power Co
Butte
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Whhe Company
Yank Troops Near Korea Border in Near-Miss Ambush
A US tank infantry patrol and mine hunting engineers beat back a Communist ambush less than three miles from the North Korean border along the Pukhan river near Chun-chon. Wounded were evacuated to Chunchon as Gen Ridgway praised Maj Gen Palmer. In air battles, four Sabres engaged six MIG-15s near Sinuiju as fighters chased jets over the Yalu border.
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Tokyo
V/P
Pukhan
Chunchon
Matthew B. ‘Ridgway
U.S. Eighth
U.S
Ridgway
Charles D. Palmer
Korea
Yaluiver
Sinuiju
Ontario Probe Committee Appointed Amid House Tension
A tense Ontario legislature session led to the appointment of a special probe committee focusing on enforcement in Ontario with emphasis on Windsor. Porter pressed for action, accusing the CCF leader of failing to follow through on a December vow to push for a broader inquiry into justice administration.
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Toronto
Ontario
Windsor
CCF
Porter
House
Jolliffe
Jolliffeney
Delivery Tieup Complete But Bargain Gap Slight
Toronto milk drivers strike ends in partial agreement as A F MacArthur says unions ready to sign deals with distributors willing to accept terms. A $6 a man retroactivity gap remains. strike disrupts milk deliveries to hospitals and homes, with emergency supplies guaranteed and no picket lines around most dairies.
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Toronto (Cp
A. F. MacArthur
Toronto
Toronto Milk Distributors’ Association
Dairres
Daley
Louis Fine
Ontario Labor Department
Ontario Milk Control Board
Athan
Jack
Houck
Incs
Western Canada to benefit from defence contracts plan
Ottawa reports Western Canada will likely receive more defence contracts through the small industries division of the new defence production department. The minister said the plan aims to disperse contracts to small firms in the west where large bids are unlikely, with possible price ceilings on other goods and steel restrictions to close the civilian gap.
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Ross Munro Southam
Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Canada
Department of Defence Production
Ey Hon. CO
Bodies of two RAF fliers recovered after Essex crash
London dispatch reports two women killed when an RAF Mosquito crashed near Harwich Essex. An air ministry spokesman identified one flyer as Flight Lieutenant John Stewart Chris Tie of Montreal aged 30 who was awarded the DFC in 1944.
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London
RAF Mosquito
Alberta legislature mulls city act amendments and conventions
In Alberta the Municipal Affairs Minister announced plans to convene elected city officials shortly to discuss amendments to the city act now nearing passage. Proposals include conventions of cities as a model for future amendments and voting qualification debates surface among lawmakers.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Next
C. IE
Gerhart
Ge ‘Sdid
Je AL A Robinson
Empire
New York Office Crime Probe Probe Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR reads about a New York office crime probe with names Moran and O Dwyer, mentions Firemen's Association and Crane, but details are unreadable and unclear.
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New York Office
Moran
William O'Dwyer
Swagate
Drothers Seater Firemen's. Association
Eeeee Crane
O'Dwyer
Chambers Hiss Case Recalled in Secret Service Links
Fragmentary OCR notes imply claims tying Whittaker Chambers to a Communist past and spy intrigue around Alger Hiss, mentioning Yalta conference ties and secret advisers. The unreadable text hints at a jury verdict and organizational links but provides no clear chronology or names beyond Hiss and Chambers.
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Chambers
spyst _ Hiss
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Simon
AECL
Calder
Wilson
Om ‘Howe
Defence
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38Th Border
West
Sree
Ana
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