Three Way Meat Accord Expands Canada’s Export Market
Ottawa reports New Zealand profits from a Canada United Kingdom New Zealand meat deal will fund more Canadian meat for Britain. Contracts for 6.6 million pounds of Canadian meat to Britain will be shipped by week’s end. The arrangement splits profits over US prices, benefiting New Zealand Britain and Canada with a larger market for surplus meat.
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Ottawa
New Zealand
Canada
Britain
Gardiner
United States
Treasury
Clark denounces Colson Dodd prisoner exchange claim
General Clark announced the repudiation of Colson's alleged prisoner exchange dealings at Panmunjom. He said the duress laden exchanges were invalid and that Dodd was released under proper channels. Colson was reassigned, while Dodd returned to Eighth Army HQ as press reports were discredited.
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Clark
Cis
Dodd
Pris
Panmunjom
Colson
Korsean
Nam. II
United Nations
Manely
First’ Army
Korea
Doddis
U.S
Eighth Army
Koje
China
Haydon Boatner
Victoria Paper Describes Sabotage Ease in Canada
The Daily Colonist warned that five trained saboteurs with two days of work could reduce Victoria to ruins. Reporters posing as saboteurs entered defence zones, placed explosives and gained utility details, revealing how outsiders could cripple power, water, and communications.
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Victoria
Daily Colonist
Simulstess
Canada
Halifax
Reds Attack Allies With Alleged War Crimes Claims
In Panmunjom talks North Korea accuses the Allies of numerous war crimes including POW abuses and mass murder. UN commander dismisses the charges as propaganda while prisoner exchange remains deadlocked with 70,000 Allied POWs seeking repatriation against 132,000 Communist demands. The truce delegations plan to reconvene tomorrow at Panmunjom.
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Munsan
Korea
Red Truce
United Nations — “Command
Nam Il
C .Turner
Joy
Tereds
S&z
Panmunjom
France's Chambon Dam Notch Stands as World’s Highest
A 450 foot Chambon dam on the Loire river in France is described as the world’s highest non United States dam. The structure dominates the landscape and showcases French engineering prowess.
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United States
Chambon
France
Manitoba Seeks Talks Over Embargo on Western Cattle
Winnipeg cattle trade leaders urged an immediate conference with provincial officials to lift Manitoba's ban on western cattle. Elva Trepel pressed for talks while Premier Campbell said embargo stays until Saskatchewan foot and mouth disease danger is fully erased.
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Winnipeg
Livestock Exchange Today
Agriculture
Gardiner
Elva Tre‘pel
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Douglas Campbell
No Sudden Change at Koje Prison Camp Says New Commandant
Brig. Gen. Haydon Boatner vows changes at Koje Island POW camp after 24 hours in command. He criticizes insulting signs red banners and demands tied to a former commander, noting 79 000 prisoners in 17 stockades and promising to follow the Geneva Convention more strictly.
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Koje Island
Korea
Haydon Boamer
United Nations Command
U.S
Francis Dodd
Charles Colson
U.N
Boatner
Union Members Hear Explanation of Suspensions
About 60 to 70 members from Medicine Hat flour and cereal workers unions Nos 121 and 238 attended a TLC briefing after officials were suspended and funds frozen. Gordon Wilkinson of Calgary outlined actions, announced separate reaffirming meetings, and required oath attestations for reorganization under the TLC banner.
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Medicine Hat
Trades and Labor Congress
Gordon Wilkinson
Calgary
TLC
United Packinghouse Workers Association
Ogilvies
Maple Leaf Mills
UUPWA
Canadian Congress of Labor
Wilkinson
Britain Abandons Italian Miner Import Plan
Britain will not bring in 50 Italian workers for coal mines as part of a manpower relief scheme. Opposition from British miners helped derail the program, though about 1,200 Italians have already been hired on five-year contracts since last year. Sir Walter Monckton, labor minister, announced the last batch remains in Italy and will not be employed.
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London
Reuters
Britain
Walter Monckton
Italy
National’ Coal Board
Police May Have Lead On Big Boston Robbery
Rhode Island authorities said a prisoner has named two alleged principals connected with the Brink’s robbery in Boston in January 1950. Massachusetts and Rhode Island officials said Gagnon’s information will be investigated. no value judgment given.
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Pawtucket
Ing
Liberal plan ties aid to gas exports and schools
In a campaign meeting Liberal leader Mr. Prowse urged provincial underwriting of school costs via interest free loans funded from natural resources. He argued municipalities bear debt while the province holds the reserve and proposed using gas revenues to fund education. He warned against exporting gas and cited uncertain reserves between 3.6 and 7 trillion cubic feet.
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Liberal Party
J. Lyle Wyatt
Prowse
Liberals
Mr. Prowse
Montana
Alberta
Pakowki
Diploma Day at University of Alberta Convocation
EMONTON CP University of Alberta held convocation on campus for the first time in 20 years. Degrees and diplomas went to 722 graduates with 171 junior diplomas to be mailed. Dr A E Walker, a Johns Hopkins neurologist, and Lt Gov J J Bowlen received honorary degrees. Chief Justice G B O'Connor was unable to attend and will receive his later.
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Emonton
University of Alberta
Faculty of Education
McDougall Church
University
RCAF
A. E. Walker
Baltimore
Maryland
U of A
Weather Outlook For Southern Alberta And Medicine Hat
An outbreak of cool moist air brings widespread shower activity across southern Alberta yesterday and today. Clouds increase this afternoon with widely scattered showers confined to southern areas. Temperatures today and Friday range from 60 to 65 across regions with near normal midday readings. Medicine Hat remains sunny with afternoon cloudiness and scattered showers ending this evening with little temperature change and light winds. Low tonight 40 high tomorrow 60.
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Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Smilestones and The Tangles of a Quick Engagement
In a brief domestic exchange, Jennie faces family doubt about an engagement after knowing the fiancé for only two weeks. Her mother questions the decision while Jennie cites a friend’s prior relationship as proof. A light moment follows with small requests and a taxi ride plan.
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Jennie
Early End Seen for U S Oil Strike and BOAC Cuts
U S labor officials predicted an early end to the oil strike affecting tourism and air service with a wage board ceiling of 150 cents per hour and retro pay. In London, BOAC announced far reaching cuts to North Atlantic flights and delays to air mail outside Europe due to the strike.
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Washington
United States Oil
Wage Stabilization ‘Board
B.J. Schafer
CIO Oil Workers’ International
Denver
CIO
AFL Unions Coalition
WSB
London
Reuters
British
Europe
British Overseas Airways Corp
United States
BOAC
Lydda
Tehran
Cairo
Lisbon
British Post Office
New York
Montreal
Jamaica
Study Dreams To Aid Treatment Of Mental Illness
Dr Iago Galldston said four dream patterns relate to personality and mental disturbance. He outlined four forms including a consistent story stage serial and amorphous dreams, urging psychiatrists to study dream structure, not just content.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Psychiatric Association
Iago Galldston
New York
Galston
Tanker Explodes After Collision Near Wilmington
A large oil tanker named F. L. Hayes collided offshore near Wilmington and exploded after midnight. Four presumed dead, several crew reportedly jumped overboard as fire engulfed the 700,000 gallon vessel. The Hayes, owned by Hayes and Sons of New York, was alongside a 6,000 ton freighter Barbara when the crash occurred. Coast Guard officials investigated the scene and reported fire aboard the tanker soon after.
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Wilmington
Del
F. L
Hayes
Coast. Guard
and Sons
New ‘York
Barbara
Sion
Bull Line
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