Canada Rejects U S Plea To Intervene In Newsprint
Hamilton CP report notes Federal Health Minister Martin Wide lauded Canadian medical researchers at the Ontario Medical Association meeting. He said Ottawa will fund research with about 2 million of 3.5 million planned for health research this year, supporting ACTH and cortisone studies and urging minimal interference to maximize results.
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Hamilton
Martin Wide
Canada
Martin
Ontario Medical Association
Connaught Laboratories
Toronto
Federal Fund
Oil workers strike drains US refinery output
Denver filed report that about 60,000 oil industry workers remained on strike as only about a third of the 90,000 refinery and pipeline workers had returned. California talks collapsed signaling possible new nationwide walkout while aviation gasoline shortages persisted and Trans Canada Air Lines cut overseas service.
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Denver
Colo
United States
O.A. Knight
Oil Workers International Union
O.so
Knight
C.I.0
Tide Water Association
San Francisco
Verlin McKendree
California
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Paris
London
T.C.A
Malan Forces Oust Opponents of Supremacy Policy
In Cape Town Prime Minister Daniel Malan’s nationalist forces expelled Sam Kahn from Parliament and ordered Fred Carneson off the Cape Province council for alleged communism. The moves target colored voters affected by new legislation awaiting senate approval. Trade unions plan a 24 hour strike amid legal action against the justice minister for deprivation of personal liberty.
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Capetown
Daniel Malan
Cape Province
Senate
Garment
Sachs
South African
Trades and Labor Council
Innion
House of Assembly
Sam Kahn
Fred Carneson
Cape Province Council
Kahn
Communist Party
Rain brings heavy moisture to Alberta and Saskatchewan regions
Welcome rains dampened northern and central Alberta with up to half an inch in a band from Rocky Mountain House to Lesser Slave Lake. Vermilion saw a quarter inch while Calgary had a trace. Saskatchewan remained dry except near North Battleford. Today will be sunny then cloudy with a few showers, tomorrow sunny. temperatures hold with northwest winds around 15. Tonight’s low 45, tomorrow’s high 70.
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Alberta
Rocky Mountain House
White Court
Lesser Slave Lake
Vermilion
Calgary
Saskatchewan
North Battleford
Asia Needs Aid to Hold Back Communist Tide, Says Cavell
Ottawa CP R G Cavell Canada’s Colombo plan administrator warned democracies must aid Asia to prevent totalitarian power from rising, citing hunger and ongoing communist aggression in Korea Malaya Vietnam and Burma. He described Colombo plan projects amounting to five billion dollars over six years with Canada contributing twenty five million this year.
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Ottawa
R. G
Nik) Cavell
Canada
Asia
Ottawa ‘Women
Korea
Malaya
Viet Nam
Burma
Southeast Asia
China
Free World
Europe
Cavell
Japan
United Church Opposes Government Aid to Parochial Schools
The British Columbia conference of the United Church in Canada votes against government financial aid for parochial schools. Resolutions say public funds would cause inevitable discrimination against Protestants and oppose Catholic calls for aid, while supporting integration of Catholic schools into the public system.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
United Church Conference
Speedy Atomic Bullets To Probe Inner Secrets
Upton New York science milestone as Brookhaven Cosmotron fires bullets at over 1.3 billion eV. Hydrogen atoms accelerated to near light speed in the 3.5 million dollar magneted machine. Tests show feasibility and promise for probing atomic structure and energy.
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Upton
N.Y
Science
Cosmotron
Brookhaven’ National Laboratory
National Library project outlined by Canadian PM
Ottawa plans a national library as part of a cultural centre near Parliament. A royal commission proposal favors a bomb proof riverside site. W.Kaye Lamb named first national librarian. architecture competition to choose a design. Microfilms will broaden access. cost unknown until start date.
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Ottawa
Canada
Commons
St. Laurent
Cultural. Centre
Ottawa River
Parliament Buildings
Royal Commission On Arts and Sciences
W. Kaye Lamb
Dominion
National Library Committee
Stanley Knowles
CCF
Winnipeg North Centre
National Library
Ross Thatcher
Moose Jaw
Garson
Privy Council
Canadian Wheat Board
Supreme Court of Canada
Howe
Busy Brown In Conference Amid Office Meetings
Office boy refuses access to Mr. Brown. caller learns he is unavailable due to being in meetings. The exchange hints at a busy schedule and limited availability for interruptions.
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Mr. Brown
Russia Czech trade pact increases volume by a quarter
The agreement signed in Moscow aims to raise Russia Czechoslovakia trade by 25 percent from last year according to Ceteka the official Czechoslovak news agency quoted.
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London
Reuters
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Ceteka
Canada Rejects U S Pressure on Newsprint Price Hike
Washington AP reports Canada will not intervene to block a proposed $10 per ton rise in Canadian newsprint sold to the United States. Minister C D Howe calls the increase reasonable, while US price stabilizer Ellis Arnall warns it could harm American papers. The move, effective June 15, follows a prior $10 rise last July.
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Washington
United States
Canada
C.D. Howe
Howe
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Sugar Plant Planned for Crookston Minnesota
American Crystal Sugar Company will build a 9 million dollar plant at Crookston Minnesota announced by executive vice president John A Somerton. The facility will include a beet sugar factory with capacity for 3000 tons of beets per hour plus a pulp drier warehouses and other facilities.
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Denver
Colo
American Crystal Sugar Company
Crookston
Minn
John A. Somerton
St Laurent on Canada as example of cooperation
Prime Minister St Laurent lauds Canada’s diverse origins working in harmony on Citizenship Day. He says the nation’s growing economy and unity show what differing groups can achieve through understanding and cooperation amid international tensions.
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St. Laurent
Canada
Ottawa
Reds aim to lambast UN in Korea prison unrest
United States officials report a Pusan riot and Koje hospital sit down as part of a communist plan to discredit the UN command. An agitator group among hospital orderlies sparked the melee in Pusan. 1 red POW died and 85 were injured in a 2% hour clash.
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Pusan
Kose ‘Island
United States 8Th Army
Koje
South Korea
Korea
Indo- China
Chinese Prisoner Shot at Koje Island P.O.W. Camp
At Koje Island Korea a Chinese prisoner was shot resisting a search on a work detail. Brig Gen Haydon Boatner said a preliminary investigation found the shooting occurred after he resisted. Wei Ling a prisoner spokesman met with the camp commander and later a demonstration by Chinese prisoners was halted. The U S Army reported guards used concussion grenades and force to quell violence at a Pusan hospital where rioters armed with improvised weapons attacked.
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Koje Island
Korea
Rock
P.o.ws
Priers
Atho
Koje
Haydon L. Boatner
Boatner
Wei Ling
Wei
U.S. Eighth ‘Army
Seoul
Pusan P.O. Wa
Advertisers urged to submit notices by Thursday deadline
In observance of the Queen's Birthday the News will not publish Saturday May 24. Church notices and advertising copy normally scheduled for Saturday must be handed in no later than 5:00 p.m. Thursday to appear in Friday's edition.
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