Blood donors drive aims for two thousand volunteers
A community blood donor appeal led by the Jay-Cees targets 2 000 volunteers to support the Red Cross. District supervisors list 9 canvassers as Rotary Lions Kiwanis clubs push the effort with Dr E G Skinner and Dr Doug Lawrason helping.
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War criminals paroled. Scot independence stone theft tied
Gen MacArthur orders nine more Japanese war criminals released on parole bringing total to 922. Alberta highway bans warn trucks during spring break up with further bans possible. Scottish independence advocates float medals for the Stone of Scone thieves. Northwest Utilities rate hike fights spread to Wetaskiwin Ponoka Lacombe Red Deer Camrose. U S treasury sets up a fraud section to probe gambling tax returns. Nationalist China Daily News says Russia supplied a cruiser to the Chinese Communists with unconfirmed report of submarines.
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MacArthur stance on China raises questions at UN
A chaotic report from Tokyo outlines Gen. MacArthur's controversial statement about Communist China and the UN. He warned that aggression against coastal areas could escalate, while suggesting room for discussing peace terms, a stance that stirred debate among allied leaders and officials.
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Flood Threat Across Taber Area Eases
Flood warnings easing as dams hold and water recedes. North of Taber the dam 11 miles away remains intact while irrigation drainage from farms continues to flow through Dull Coulee. Stirling sees two large lakelike pools with minor changes, Crow's Nest Pass remains safe, and Readymade road southeast of Coaldale remains impassable where water covers the surface.
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Navy Pilot Killed in Plane Crash Near Lake
A naval fighter pilot was killed when his plane lost control, caught fire, and crashed in a wooded area by the lake while awaiting rescue guidance. The incident occurred today. commander was among those affected.
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Sixth sense research and animal tests at Duke University
The article reports on parapsychology work by Dr. J. B. Rhine at Duke University exploring extrasensory perception in humans and animals. It notes mathematical claims and mentions dog and cat mind-reading ideas, plus a sensational story about a dog named Bobbie found injured in Oregon.
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Deportation Ordered for Canadian Woman after Hearing
Immigation authorities disclosed that Mrs. Alexander, a Canadian woman, was given a hearing and ordered deported. Proceedings were held up by orders from Washington, said Je Rudden, associate district director of the US Immigration Department.
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Senate crime probe threats reported to investigators
Three members of the Senate crime investigating committee disclosed today they received threats to their lives. Senator Charles Tobey received a phone call threat. Estes Kefauver and Lester Hunt downplayed the danger, calling the letters the usual crack.
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Border Regulations a Modified Two Way
Ottawa report states Canada accepts mutual exchange of notes for joint military aid and civil defence supplies. The accord allows defense equipment to be utilized to the fullest extent.
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London Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition Showcases Comfort
The London Daily Mail hosts its Ideal Home Exhibition with full scale displays of shrubs and plants to illustrate a dream of easier living. Yet the piece notes a persistent domestic friction and lack of a peeling device amid the showcase of conveniences.
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Daily Mail
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Bens
Chinese 26th Army Corps Pulls Back Across the River
The report notes the Chinese 26th Army Corps has withdrawn across the Injun River, with elements of a regiment continuing operations. Details appear continued on page seven.
Gainza Paz Takes Helm of La Prensa in 1943
Alberto Gainza Paz becomes editor and publisher of the Buenos Aires daily La Prensa in 1943, steering the paper through seven years amid intense pressure and external influence while treating the editorship as a trust and staying largely behind the scenes.
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Inters American Foreign Ministers Meet
A gathering of foreign ministers from American states convenes to discuss regional cooperation. Delegates aim to bolster diplomacy, trade, and security arrangements amid evolving political tensions. The meeting signals renewed commitment to intergovernmental dialogue and collective action.
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