Prairie Pipelines and Prairie Transmission Lines Notice
A notice states Prairie Pipelines Limited and Prairie Transmission Lines Limited will apply to the Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board for a permit to remove gas from Alberta for use outside the province. The hearing is set for 9:30 AM on October 9, 1950, at the Calgary Court House, with the Edmonton dated notice from September 2, 1950.
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Prairie Pipe Lines Limited
Prairie Transmission Lines Limited
Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board
Alberta
Court House
Calgary
Edmonton
Sealed Tenders for Elkwater Lake Park Pipeline Works
Sealed tenders addressed to J H Holloway Chairman Provincial Parks Board Edmonton will be received by 11 00 am MST Wednesday September 20 1950 for installing a pipeline and other equipment and for construction of a reservoir serving Elkwater Lake Provincial Park Alberta Plans may be obtained from J C Kent Secretary Elkwater Lake Park Advisory Committee Medicine Hat deposit of 10 00 refundable if plans returned complete within a week after tender close Bid accompanies tender with 5 percent marked cheque Bond of 20 percent of contract required for successful bidders Lowest tender not guaranteed to be accepted.
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Elkwater Lake Provincial Park
Alberta
J.C. Kent
Elkwater Lake Park
Chamber of Commerce Office
Medicine Hat
Province of
J. H. Holloway
Provincial Parks Board
Parliament
Edmonton
Alta
Rescue Hopes Fade For Trapped Miners
Flood waters lowered hopes for the 13 missing miners after a cave-in at NEW CUMNOCK Scotland. Two more collapses narrowed the tunnel as rescue teams battled mud, gas, and rising debris while relatives waited in rain.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Reuters
Coal Board
Yesterday's Stars Batters and Pitchers Set Daily Records
Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees slugged three home runs and a double, scored four runs, drove in four as New York beat Washington 8-1. Hal Newhouser of the Tigers allowed one run over 12 innings and scattered seven hits in a 1-0 win over Chicago.
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Joe. Dimaggio
Yankees
New York
Washington
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Chicago
Polio Kills Two More in Alberta
Alberta health authorities report two more poliomyelitis deaths raising the 1950 toll to five. The latest victims are a 20 year old man from Foremost and a 36 year old man from Edmonton. Seven new cases bring total to 84 with new infections at Empress Youngstown Excel Beverley and Sturgeon.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Foremost
Empress
Youngstown
Excel
Beverley
Sturgeon
Australian officers deploy vast patrol waters
Royal Canadian Mountie counterparts note that in Australia's Northern Territory police boats cover enormous expanse up to 168000 square miles, reflecting vast coastline and remote communities requiring maritime presence.
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RCMP
Australia
Northern Territory
Look Ahead to Better Health With Chiropractic Advice
An Alberta sponsored piece urges readers to stop dwelling on past ailments and focus on future health. It explains how nerve interference from misaligned vertebrae can cause discomfort and low mood, and suggests consulting a chiropractor to adjust the spine for improved well being.
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The
Alberta Chiropractic Association
Acheson Maps Wartime Build Up and 1952 Timing
The article explains Acheson’s plan for phased Western military strengthening, highlighting July 1 as a key planning date and July 1952 as a pivotal moment when Moscow might adopt a harsher policy. It notes a push for a rapid rearmament program and faster weapons production to deter aggression and raise the clock on potential crises. Truman’s troop decision is framed as part of a broader set of policy recommendations from Acheson and Secretary Johnson, with further measures anticipated.
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Russia
Acheson
West
Truman
Defence
Louis Johnson
Al Pickard New President WCSHL
Regina official Al Pickard became president of the Western Canada Senior Hockey League at an executive meeting in Calgary. He succeeds D P McDonald of Calgary, who led the league since 1945. The schedule extends to 60 games per club with half at home, opening Oct 10 in Saskatoon Calgary Stampeders against the Quakers.
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Calgary
al Pickard
Regina
Western Canada Senior Hockey League
Pickard
CAHA
D. P. McDonald
Saskatoon
Calgary Stampeders
Quakers
Western Allies Discuss Unified Military and Production Plans
Informants report Atlantic Treaty defense leaders agree on a combined military organization to parallel or precede a joint production authority for Western Europe. Options include a great force against Communism, partial rearmament of Western Germany, and U.S. participation in a shared production system.
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Germany
United States
Atlantic Treaty Defence
Canada Vehicle Sales Hit 192,121 Cars and 82,849 Trucks
Last year Canada recorded 192,121 car sales and 82,849 truck sales, reflecting the market mix and demand for light vehicles across the country.
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Canada
Kiwanis Seeks Cinderella for Kids Day Queen
Medicine Hat Kiwanis Club announces a national Kids Day with a local Cinderella selection. Entries aged 12 to 17 must mail by Sept 26 to Buck's News. The winner will parade, appear at an apple booth, and could draw a Rotary prize car. Prizes include cash and wardrobe.
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Kiwanis Club
Cinderella
Medicine Hat Kiwanis Club
Buck’s News
Third Street
Rotary Club
Calgary
Alberta
Royal Service Station
Riverside Park
Arena Gardens
Crescent Heights
Redcliff
Toronto Street
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Tenavers
Elk‘water Lake Provincial Park
A. G. Finch
Optometrist
Second Street
Boylan
Yardley
Kreml
Eve Value
Schick Electric
Chiropractic
WCSHL
Ance
Sully
Araeed
Sree
U.S
the International Nickel Company OF Canada, Limited
King Street West
Toronto
Monstha
Peorby