McCarthy guilt by association in Red hunt tactics
In Washington Senator McCarthy uses guilt by association to flag suspected Communists in US foreign affairs. The piece notes examples like Owen Lattimore and Dorothy Kenyon, and criticizes the tactic as questionable, predicting further discussion on its legitimacy. The article references a Senate subcommittee and a missing FBI witness.
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Washington
United States Foreign Office
Joseph R. McCarthy
Mr. X
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate
McCarthy
Department of State
F.B.I
Larry Kerley
Owen Lattimore
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
New York
Dorothy Kenyon
Dean Gooderham Acheson
U.S
Russia
Wisconsin
Lattimore
Sen
City buys refrigerator to store vaccines for health clinic
The city council reversed a prior decision and agreed to purchase a $150 refrigerator to store serums and vaccines for the provincial heart clinic. It will be loaned to Miss Hagerman, district health nurse, with the provincial department likely to cover costs later. The move aims to prevent a health emergency from an inadequate drug supply. The clinic is in the basement of the courthouse and the council had previously argued it was provincial responsibility.
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M. E. Hagerman
Ald
E.W. Smith
Hagerman
Europe urged to raise defence spending at London talks
U S officials forecast the 12 NATO nations will boost defence budgets and effort to implement the April 1 Hague plan. Secretary Acheson expects quick action despite economic recovery constraints, with the United States carrying about 72 percent of last year's $20.15 billion combined defence outlay.
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Washington
U.S
North Atlantic
Dean Acheson
London
Acheson
the Hague
United States
Water restrictions start May 15 to curb spring demand
The city adopts water limits beginning Monday May 15 matching 1949 rules. Lawn and garden watering will occur on alternate days by street number, odd dates for odd numbers and even dates for even numbers. Restrictions exclude Crescent View Central Park Hillside Cemetery and Town bowling greens. A $50 fine awaits violators.
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Crescent
Ypark
Hillside Cemetery
Faithful Wife on Ninth Divorce Trip
Riverside tale shows Mrs. George W. Ettinger planning a fourth divorce as her husband, 37, heads to San Quentin after bad cheque convictions. Probation officers report eight divorces and nine marriages in the past period, with the wife repeatedly remarrying after each prison sentence.
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Riverside
Calif
George. W. . Ettinger
Ettinger
San Quentin
Coc
Vancouver Civil Liberties Union urges rights protection
The Vancouver branch calls for safeguards as civil liberties face erosion in recent years. It cites policing discretion and racially biased laws affecting Chinese and Asiatic communities, stressing the need to prevent discriminatory practices despite legal distinctions.
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Ottawa
Vancouver
The
Civil Liberties Union
Senate
Jts
Wo Senate
Brethnen
Tweedledee
Demand for Hydro Power Unabated Across Dominion
REG HARDY reports that 1949 added 490000 horsepower to Dominion hydro capacity, yet demand for more power remains strong as rural electrification expands. Large developments are planned to reach another 500000 hp in 1950 51, with 1949 power use up 3.1 percent. British Columbia added 228300 hp, Bridge River unit 140000 hp, Yukon Portergreek 400 hp, Alberta 665 hp, and a 62000 hp Cal project under construction, with about 3000 new farm customers served.
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Otawa
Dominion
Sothlelly
British Columbia
Bridge ‘River
Company Limited
Yukon
Whitehorse
Alberta
Ectric
A .Pelton
Jasper
Gistomnees
Baptismal Controversy to Be Raised at June Church Meeting
In Bethany Ontario the infant baptism dispute within the United Church of Canada heads to the Bay of Quinte conference in June. Rev W N Crandall has forbidden discussing baptism at Yelverton and Kawartha Hills pulpits as his 500-strong congregation stays split. Crandall defends infant baptism as unnecessary, citing biblical grounds for delaying until discretion.
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Bethany
Ont
Bay of Quinte
United Church ‘of “Canada
Peterborough
W. N. Crandall
Kawartha Hills
Crandall
United Church
Conference
Rome
Jesus
Howard Malcolm
Yelverton Church
MacArthur Urges Japan to Outlaw Communist Party
General Douglas MacArthur urged Japan to outlaw its Communist Party, labeling it a satellite of international predatory forces. He marked the third anniversary of Japan’s constitution with a warning that the party undermines lawful government and constitutional rights. He cited suspected Soviet-linked prisoners, strikes by Communist unions, and attacks on government offices as reasons for the threat.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Allied
Soviet Union
Smilestones Hospital Pattern Promotes Walking Health
Report notes Smilestones Hospital endorses walking as beneficial to health. A fragment indicates times spent walking last night and contrasts with running urged elsewhere.
Coast Man Acquitted On Murder Charge
Simon Rosa a 37 year old steelworker was acquitted yesterday of an attempted murder charge by a Vancouver jury. The case involved an alleged attack on his eight year old. The jury found Rosa did not attempt to murder.
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Vancouver
Simon Rosa
Rosa
Sharon
River Crest Flood Crest Near Winnipeg As Mayo Cabinet Reviews
Winnipeg aims to gauge Red River flood risk as crest advances toward the city. Premier Campbell tours Southern Manitoba flood sites while preparations include dikes and a relief fund. Scarcity of spring seeding potential depends on water clearance and weather in the coming week.
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Winnipeg
Minnesota
Morris
Douglas
Campbell Vill
Atl Morris
New Hospital
Emerson
St. Jean Baptiste
Agriculture “Department
Manitoba
Sea lions Targeted on British Columbia Coast Inlets
In Knight Inlet and nearby waters, patrol boats hunted predatory sea lions during March to May to curb attacks on glacial stream oolachan runs. Five man crews bagged 145 lions, weighing 600 to 1,000 pounds each, with no plan to wipe out the population.
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Knight
Inlet
B. GC
Columbia
Jon Fisheries
Vancouver
Atlin Post
Chilko. Post
Knight Inlet
Kleene
J. Frank. Tait
Vancouver Island
California
Alaska
Hoffman Foresees Turbulence in Washington Speech
An incomplete dispatch reports Hoffman predicting fuel turbulence and upheaval in the United States and abroad. The forecast mentions Strewn events and the possibility of states breaking away as a period of great turmoil tests recovery and foreign relations.
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Hoffman
Mar
Ellite
Kremlin
Stalin
Ensla
Thesc
Yugoslavia
Sha States
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Southam
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Cross
Martin City
Health
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Toncrease
Eng
Transport and General Workers Union
Victoria Park
Reg Hardy
Ottawa Bureau
Communist Party
Cairo
Farouk
Egypt
Narriman Sadek
Sadek
Zaki
Hachem
S B.C
Hoffman Forecasts
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