City to grant Sept. 15 half holiday for first light horse show
City council sought a half holiday Sept. 15 to allow public school and separate school students to attend Medicine Hat’s first annual light horse show, but the public school board declined while the separate board agreed.
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Stampede Company
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Canada seeks 442 million expansion for defence plan
Ottawa government asks parliament in the current session to approve 442.2 million dollars to expand the defence program for 1950 51. The package includes 142 million for a Korea ready brigade and permanent forces, 300 million for arms for Canada and North Atlantic allies, and 5.31 million for defence research with possible tax measures in committee.
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Ottawa
Canada
Avlantic Partners
Defence Department
Korea
North Atlantic
Western
Europe
R.C. M.P
Commons
Twister Harms Village in Peace River Area
A five minute tornado ripped through Eaglesham district near Rycroft Alberta injuring three people and destroying a farm home. A baby at Spirit River hospital suffered a fractured skull while parents were treated for cuts and shock. Damaged area around the village estimated at six thousand dollars with more losses to crops and buildings in surrounding farms.
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Bycroft
Alta
Spirit River Hospital
Alan Gargichk
Malyay
Rose Gargichk
Eaglesham
Here
Rycroft
Edmonton
George Farraby
Farraby
Ottawa weighs anti inflation powers to curb rising prices
Ottawa considers asking parliament for emergency powers modeled on U S action to curb inflation. With the cost of living index at 168 5 there is pressure for action to avoid strikes and higher taxes. Possible steps include controlling consumer credit and installment purchases, while general wage and price controls are ruled out.
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Parliament
Tottry
Truman
United States Congress
Commons
St. Laurent
U.S
Canada
Howe Seeks Power To Divert Material
Ottawa Trade Minister Howe prepared to ask Parliament for emergency powers to divert essential materials from civilian to defence production. The move targets scarce items like steel and tin and may include price fixing and allocation regulations. He plans to appoint commodity controllers from affected industries if required.
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Ottawa
Howe
Commons
Truman Seeks 3 Million Man Armed Force
President Truman announced a mobilization plan calling for a 3,000,000-man U.S. fighting force to deter Communist aggression. The plan signals higher taxes and draft calls, goal to rapidly boost production of guns, tanks, and planes, expand materials, and increase war capacity. He warned Russia not to underestimate American might and pledged congressional support.
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Washington
Truman
United States
U.S
Americans Winning Initiative After Big Red Assault
Reinforced American troops halted two North Korean divisions at the Nam River on Saturday night. U S aircraft strafed and rocketed retreating Reds as UN forces pressed the initiative across a 120 mile front. South Korean forces pursued the retreating Reds toward Pohang while other units advanced near Taegu.
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Nam River
U.S
United Nations
Yongsan
Weigwan
Pohang
Taegu
Kumeehon
Chinju
Kochang
Chong
U S Seeks Security Council Inquiry Over Manchuria Bombing
The United States pressed for a special Security Council meeting to order an inquiry into charges that U S planes bombed Manchuria. Russia opposed, but a 3 to 1 vote backed a potential Sweden India inquiry team. The council paused for Labor Day with a meeting set for Tuesday.
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Jebb
John M. .Chang
South Korea
Malik
U.S
Sweden
India
Manchuria
Co Operation Uproar Behind Austria Occupation Surface
In Vienna the United States, Soviet Union, Britain and France stage friendly meals and toasts amid occupation of Austria while high level commanders from the four powers meet as an allied control council. The scene hides deep bitterness as Korea rages and trust erodes.
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Truman
Stalin
Austria
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Korea
U.S
U.S. State Department
Curious Smilestones and Occupation Reflections
A reflective piece questions jungle torches and wolf behavior while contrasting Western and Russian attitudes. It notes the Allied Control Council's disputes over Austria and outlines competing goals for an independent Austria versus Soviet influence in the region.
World opinion shifts on Formosa crisis and Korea
The piece notes a global change in stance on Formosa and Korea. United States and UN actions delayed a broader war, with Britain and others urging restraint. Moderate voices favor delimiting Far East hostilities and deterred red-jun logistics, while offering eventual UN recognition for China.
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David Temple Roberts
London
London. Express. Service
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Korea
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United Nations
Security Council
Formosa
Pusan
Central People’s Government of
China
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Britain
Chiang Kai-Shek
MacArthur
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United States
Bri
Tain
Peking
Herald Tribune
New York
Sunday “Observer
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Chiang
China Sea
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