Bevan Kept Inside Labor as Violations Warned
Britain's 28 member Labour National Executive opts not to expel Aneurin Bevan for past defiance but warns of drastic action for future violations. Bevan remains barred from parliamentary activities but may apply for readmission to the parliamentary Labour group after a short period as leaders push unity for a possible May 26 general election.
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London
Reuters
Britain
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Clement Attleel
House of Commons
Night of Lake Erie Storm Endangers Ciscoe Crew
One life lost as Ciscoe and crew faced 33 hours of brutal winds and six wave battering. Four sailors from Port Dover Ontario survive after rescue by a lighthouse keeper and a Royal Canadian Navy lifeboat, with John Wilson swept overboard during the storm of 25 years.
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Lake Erie
Ciscoe
Tillsonburg Hospital
Harold
Buck) Young
Gordon Massecar
Gordon
Jack Sutherland
Royal Canadian Navy
Hmcs
Prescott
Great Lakes
Judgment Reserved in Manitoba Wheat Board Case Test
Judgment was reserved in a Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench hearing over the Canadian Wheat Board Act and a shipment dispute involving Stephen Murphy a British Columbia turkey farmer seeking to ship grain from Saskatchewan. The case tests the act's validity with arguments about civil rights and orderly grain marketing.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench
Canadian Wheat Board
Ralph Maybank
Stephen Murphy
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Finkelstein
Finkelstein
Wheat Board
Canada
Justice Maybank
Mr. Monk
Monk
Nickle slams Howe as all Canadian gas line delayed
In Parliament the Calgary South PC member Carl Nickle criticizes Trade Minister Howe for delaying the 2200 mile Trans-Canada gas pipeline to keep an all Canadian route. He argues the project could export gas to the United States and create jobs, while Alberta officials and oilmen allegedly benefit from the plan. He calls for lifting political barriers and promoting market freedom.
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Ottawa
Carl Nickle
Howe
Alberta
Canada
Calgary South
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd
Nickle
United States
U. S
Dan Mcliver
L — Fort William
Toronto
Alberta Snow Flurries Give Way to Mild Prairie Sunshine
Central Alberta reports heavy snow flurries as a minor Pacific disturbance moves northeastward through the province. Snow is forecast for northwestern Saskatchewan overnight with minimal temperature impact there. By tomorrow the western prairie regions should see mild sunny conditions return, ending the system.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Smilestones: musician teases neighbor with song choices
A light exchange shows a musician seeking a tune while the host jokes about playing anything to irritate a smug neighbor. The banter hints at playful domestic tensions and musical mischief.
Oscar voting splits as Crosby Brando Garland Kelly vie for wins
Hollywood pundits debate tonight’s Academy Awards with Crosby versus Brando and Garland versus Kelly as top favorites. Edmond O’Brien’s Barefoot Contessa bid and Dandridge’s historic stand add intrigue while Brando seeks voter outreach to shed past stigma.
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Hollywood
Crosby
Brando
Garland
Kelly
Edmond O’brien
Humphrey Bogart
Dorothy Dandridge
Miss Dandridge
United States
Marlon Brando
Bing Crosby
Brand
Potteries May Reopen In Three Weeks In Medicine Hat
Negotiations in Toronto have cleared the way for a Medalta Potteries Ltd plant reopening in Medicine Hat within three weeks. A reduced selling price has been set by eastern bondholders, with local interests to consider the deal. If signed, operations could start in three weeks and legally finalize in six to eight weeks. The plant employs about 250, opening could add 100 jobs initially. Mayor Harry Weiner reported progress and expected no major hurdles.
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Toronto
Medalta Potteries Ltd
Harry Weiner
TCA
Medalla
Pser
Medalta
Weiner
Medicine Hat
Marketing Board Hearing Draws Swift Current Crowd
In Swift Current a public hearing on Saskatchewan's proposed live stock marketing board attracted over 1,100 people. The plan would centralize regulation and sales of livestock produce, with a plebiscite possible if hearings show broad support. Of 27 briefs opening day, 17 opposed the scheme. supporters urged farmers not to fear compulsory features.
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Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
Saskatchewan Tops Railway Highway Crossing Count
Transport Minister Marler tabled figures showing Saskatchewan has 8 093 railway highway level crossings the most among the provinces. He also noted 31 389 crossings across the 10 provinces and outlined plans to boost the railway crossing fund to five million dollars annually starting April 1 from one million to improve grade crossing safety.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Marler
Maurice Boisvert
L—Nicolet Yamaska
Alberta
Manitoba
British Columbia
Coast Police Chief Urges Segregation of Drug Addicts
Vancouver police chief Walter Mulligan told Canada's Senate narcotics committee that about 3,000 addicts should be segregated in a self contained colony, possibly on an island, to reduce crime and ease security. He noted heroin is the most common drug in Vancouver and described a lucrative illicit trade with prices and a telephone ordering system.
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Ottawa
Canada
Senate
Vancouver
Walter Mulligan
Mulligan
Thomas Reid
British Columbia
Chief Mulligan
Mexico
Orient
Mediterranean
Red China
Hong Kong
CIO proposes dollar per member fund for organizing drive
The CIO auto workers union offers to contribute one dollar for each of its 1.5 million members to finance a broader drive to organize non union workers. The plan, to be adopted by 3,000 UAW delegates at Cleveland convention, accompanies a broader AFL C IO merger pledge. George Meany addresses CIO convention. a revived organizing drive is planned after merger.
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Cleveland
CIO Auto Workers Union
UAW
Afl-Cio
AEL
George Meany
CIO
Saigon Battles End With 26 Killed in Coup Attempt
In Saigon National forces repelled a private army backed by the Binh Xuyen Society as violence erupted early today. Twenty six people were killed and 112 wounded in hours of fighting around the palace and key districts.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Binh Xuyen Society
Gallieni
Cholon
United States
J. Lawton Collins
Paul Ely
South
Diem
Prefectural Police
National Army
New Twist In Disappearance Deposed Malenkov
Moscow radio hints at a blackout on mentioning Malenkov’s name amid rumors he may have been eliminated. A broadcast referred to the “minister of power stations” without naming him while naming his deputy Alexis Pavlenko. Swedish delegates reported no evidence of Malenkov’s fate.
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London
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
Malenkov
Home Service
Alexis Pavlenko
Suddizy
Bo Rathsman
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