Arctic Indifference To Man's Efforts
In Resolute Bay N W T a power house fire tests Arctic life. Wind and cold hamper firefighting and water supply as men improvise pumps and snow to save facilities. The land remains indifferent, with few signs of life beyond hardy crews and sparse shelter.
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Arctic
Resolute Bay
N.W.T
Wwere
Polar
Canada
Churchill
Mould Bay
Isachsen
Eureka
Alert Bay
Casualty List Updates From Korea Report
Ottawa reports casulaties from Korean action with one missing and believed killed, one officer and three men wounded. The updated tally shows 144 dead 589 wounded 61 injured seven missing and one captured among Canadian troops.
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Ottawa
Army Today
Manyberries Mai Named Liberal Candidate in Cypress Race
Bernard Evanson of Manyberries elected Liberal candidate for Cypress riding in Alberta. He will contest the next provincial election in the southeast rural seat now held by Jim Underdahl of Social Credit. Liberal convention produced three challengers. Evanson won on the first ballot amid calls for strong organizing for the late summer vote. Dr J Lyle Wyatt elected Liberal candidate for Medicine Hat and urged a robust election effort.
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Manyberries
Cypress
Bernard Evanson
Alberta
Jim Underdahl
Social Credit
Social Credit Association of Cypress
Medicine Hat
Underdahl
Lance, Brown
Tom Montgomerie
Hilda
Evanson
R.C
Black
Wm. Widdup
Fascists Score Big Victories In Italian Elections
In Italy fascist and monarchist forces gain strength amid nationwide results from 2,400 towns. The Christian Democrats lead, with 523, while the Communist Socialist alliance has 189 and fascist monarchists 65 as incomplete returns roll in. Naples hosts a victory parade amid tense police presence in a volatile campaign.
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Rome
Italy
Italian Social Movement
Qnonarchist
Wwhoesewarzking
Tl Duce
Alcide de ® Gasperi
Naples
Europe
Bari
United States
de Gasperi
Alliance
Christian Democrat ‘Bloc
Portugal backs European defense push to deter aggression
Lisbon pledged support to the European defense community calling it an important new step to deter aggressive designs and safeguard peace and liberty worldwide.
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Lisbon
Reuters
Berlin Crisis Tightens as Red Blockade Chokes West
The Soviet Union tightens control around Berlin threatening to sever transit to West Germany. West Berlin faces new visa rules and roadblocks while the Western powers warn aggression would endanger their security. A Kremlin measure bars most movement through the Soviet zone and risks a renewed airlift if needed.
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Berlin
Germany
Westout
Elmstedt Autobahn
Reds
West Berlin
Bonn ‘Republic
United States
Paris
Russia
East’ Germany
Marcey
Travio
West
Red
Weather Summary for the District
Weather outlook shows warm and sunny conditions across Saskatchewan with temperatures around 60 to 75 in the day. A Pacific system will move along the B C coast into Alberta tomorrow bringing cloudiness and showers with about ten degrees cooler air. Most of Saskatchewan stays sunny and warm with a brisk southerly wind. Showers and possible thunderstorms expected tomorrow afternoon and evening with light winds turning west on Thursday. Low tonight around 50 high tomorrow about 76.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
B.C
Hat
Simny
Light crop damage forecast from cold spell in Canada
A 24 hour cold spell eased with warm air moving in, while Saskatchewan reported frost in the Pass district and Manitoba areas. Officials predicted light crop damage as crops endure frost, with Winnipeg still under frost warnings as temperatures dip toward 30 degrees. Saskatchewan saw Regina 25, Estevan 28, Saskatoon 32, Alberta highs 44 and 30 in higher areas.
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Winnipeg
Western Canada
Ither
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Pass
Alberta
Agricultural Department
Regina
Estevan
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Library plans $39,000 addition to double space and auditorium
The library board finalized plans for a $39,000 expansion to borrow from the city over 30 years. The three story addition would add 31,000 square feet to a 34,000 square foot building, enlarging the auditorium from 100 to 308 seats and reconfiguring the children's area and teen rooms.
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Geene
Library Board
Petition seeks vote on high school debentures in Medicine Hat
A petition signed by ratepayers asks for a poll on issuing 375000 in debentures to fund a new 1,000,000 plus senior high school in the Connaught subdivision. The secretary of the city board checks signatures and will report to the board chair, with a provincial public utility poll to follow if accepted.
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Geo. H .Davison
Davison
Q.C
Board of Trustees
Medicine Hat News
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Connaught Subdivision
Smilestones and ready helpers mix at piano move
A fragment notes the habit of many people rushing to assist when a piano needs moving, describing the scene as a common trouble in this world. The line hints at overzealous help and social habits during tasks.
Britain Implements 20 Million Pound Import Cuts
London government began enforcing import quotas totaling 20 million pounds as announced in the March budget. The limits apply to textiles, certain manufactured goods, and food with main effects in European, Middle Eastern, and South American trade partners.
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London
Reuters
Europe
Middle East
South America
Ousted and Demoted Amid Utterances on Riots and Treaty Talks
A scrambled report notes assertions of removal and demotion linked to remarks on riots. Senator Stylesoe of New Hampshire calls for investigation while mentioning international affairs including the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and UN military involvement.
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Koj
Bec
Tember
Stylesoe
Rep.n.h
Shone Deway
Parig A
Atlantic
Former Koje island security officer recalls riot and claims
Capt. Jack McGuire, recovering from April 10 wounds, says prisoners taunted U.S. troops for months but notes no recorded humane mistreatment. He describes a night raid on compound 95 that left four Koreans and three North Korean prisoners dead, with many injured, and says he never ordered fire on prisoners.
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Osaka
Japan
Koje Island
Jack McGuire
McGuire
United States
Koje
Canada Faces $39 Million Drop in Animal Exports in 1952 Start
Canada’s export of animals and animal products fell by about 39 million dollars in the first four months of 1952. The decline, linked to foot and mouth disease, followed the U.S. embargo on cattle and meats. April exports dropped to 15.13 million from 25.14 million year earlier.
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Ottawa
Canadas
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Canada
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Southam
Ottawa. Bureau
Korea
2Nd Street
Louis St. Laurent
House of Commons
E.R. Mainguy
Naval Staff
Royal ‘Canadian Navy
HMCS
Cayuga
Jeffry Brock
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