Queen Elizabeth Returns Amid River Pageantry at Westminster
Reuters reports Queen Elizabeth arrives by royal barge to Westminster amid heavy crowds and festive decorations. Prime Minister Churchill and other officials greet the sunlit ceremony as the Britannia cruises past factories and docks toward Buckingham Palace.
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London
Reuters
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Churchill
Sovereig Ho
Dukes of Edinburgh
Southend
State Drive
Westminster- Pier
Buckingham
Palace
Long
Britannia
Britain
Elizabe
Sheerness
France Fearful in Tonkin Delta After Dien Bien Phu
Reuters reports France clinging to a fragile hold in northeastern Indochina's Tonkin delta as 90,000 Communist forces roam, with Hanoi and Haiphong at risk and Geneva talks possible cease fire or internationalization. French officers admit they cannot defend the delta alone. 75,000 French Union troops are estimated in the region.
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Reuters
France
Tonkin
Delta
Indo- China
Dien Bien Phu
China
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dien Bien
Phu
Dien- Bien
Union
Signalling Rules for Operators and Road Vehicles
The text outlines required signaling by operators and motor vehicle drivers. Operators must give timely and unmistakable signals when planning to stop or turn shortly before stopping or turning. Signals may be given by hand or with approved signaling devices.
Hospital Broadcast Supports Local Selling Campaign
A Sunday evening panel broadcast at 7 30 from the local radio station supports the hospital selling campaign. Speakers include Mrs Dave Ballyk campaign manager of the cancer society R H A Lacey chamber secretary Henry Sangster former mayor of Red Cliff and Miss A Beitsch director of nursing at the hospital.
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R.H. A. Lacey
Henry Sangster
Redcliff
A. Beitsch
Butter adulteration scandal stuns Ottawa dairy market
REG HARDY reports in Ottawa that a large quantity of adulterated butter remanufactured by creameries faces market scrutiny. The Food and Drug divisions acknowledge the issue while promising safeguards to ensure consumers get standard butter or margarine at fair prices.
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Reg Hardy
News Ottawa
Ottawa
Sau Ballatrik
Yhi
Food and Drug Divisions
Local system owned firm touted for public and private balance
A local firm described as employee owned and managed by Curt Newton of gnn claims a benefited balance between public and private interests. The wording emphasizes employee ownership and leadership as key to its operations.
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Curt Newton
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Cornerstone to be laid for new building project
After weather delays the three year construction contract will be fully paid by Morrow, widow of the late Rev. Morrow, former minister of St Johns. The John son firm awarded the main contract with total cost $106000. Sub contracts issued to Turner Plumbing and Ness Electrical. The construction committee met on the 28th.
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Morrow
O “Morrow
Sts. John’s
James’ ‘Herald
St. John Ss
John‘son
Directors discuss fall carnival plans and Moose convention
Directors approve offering for building charges and approve a Western style Moose convention in early September. About $3,000 will fund new roofs and $700 for painting as storm damage prompts repairs. Harold Purchase represents Rotary. Page 12 mentions coal demand.
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Beimire
Aeprcaanestivel
Moose Lodge
Alberta
Dirk Scholten
Study on Russia Indo-China settlement discussed
Editorial in The News examines a study on Russia and Indo-China settlement amid global tensions. It analyzes possible outcomes and implications for regional diplomacy and future negotiations.
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Russia
Bridge construction crews push to finish Medicine Hat Saskatchewan bridge
Officials in charge of the South Saskatchewan river bridge at Medicine Hat report confidence in completing the seven pier span and abutments this year despite high water. High water and river runoff threaten some pier work but crews press on with spans from the north bank while T rive flow remains elevated. Ken Slimmon leads the bridge construction as R A Blyth Construction Co holds the contract.
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Rotary
Har
Old Purchase
Hope Ings
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Dorie
Slimmon
R.A Blyth
Markets and Industry Noted in Mixed Economic Reports
The report notes gains in outlying shopping centers with modest retail advances while auto production remains strong in Detroit's big three firms accounting for most weekly output. Johns Manville plans an 18.5 million expansion, and overall stocks level off with uncertain sales in farm machinery and textiles.
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Johns-Manville, Corp
Sears
ABC
Graduation service planned at St Barnabas Church
The graduating class of 60 boys and 62 girls will attend a special service tomorrow evening at St Barnabas Church. Teachers and school board members will join the ceremony in the church hall as the class enters as a body.
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St. ‘Barnabas Church
Sehurch J Hall
Asa
Santana Leads Duel as Real News in ShoeNrepcar Toss
A garbled OCR fragment references Santana and a duel in a real news context, suggesting a sports or competition note involving a player named Santana and a duel or showdown, but details are unreadable and the report remains incomplete.
Nightingale Organizes Band Amid Service Opportunity
A brief note indicates Nightingale was asked to organize a band to serve at a community event. The assignment aims to support participants and provide musical accompaniment during the program.
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