Future Tax Rental Scheme Up to Frost
Ottawa reports the future of tax rental agreements hinges on Premier Frost and Ontario. Ottawa and premiers weigh ending or renewing tax rental with Quebec exempt, risking collapse of federal schemes if Frost pushes termination. Cabinet and Halifax talks reveal mixed support and a single alternative named See-Future.
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NEWS
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Ottawa
Frost
Ontario
St. Laurent
Harris
Quebec
Duplessis
Dominion
Canada
Halifax
Hallifax
Pennant Race at a Glance Heads Toward Tie
The New York Yankees ride an eight game winning streak and can clinch at least a tie for the American League pennant with one more win or Cleveland loss. They beat Washington 7 3 while Chicago beat Cleveland 7 2. Standings show New York leading with 84 56 and Cleveland at 60 60.
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Casey Stengel
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Cleveland
Pick Up Lost Hour Of Sleep
Canadian Press reports most Canadians will set clocks back to standard time this weekend except Sault Ste. Marie Ontario which keeps daylight time due to power shortages. The shift aligns with US time changes as states extend daylight time for power saving, creating historical four hour spreads between regions.
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Alberta Snowstorm Claims One Life and Halts Transit
A southern Alberta snowstorm killed Florence Feenitt of Lethbridge when hit by a car driven by John Denny of Foremost. Over 100 motorists were stranded on Calgary area highways, with Strathmore residents awaiting rescue after vehicles bogged in three mile drifts. Snowplows and tow trucks cleared jams as major routes to Edmonton and Medicine Hat remained shut.
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Florence Feenitt
Lethbridge
John Denny
Foremost
Alta
RCMP
Strathmore
Here
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Weather Office
Reno man traps burglar by sleeping in shed
William A Powell of Reno admitted to police he planned to catch a burglar by sleeping in his tool shed armed with a pistol and an automatic shotgun. He left to answer a call of nature and returned to find his pistol rifle and an electric grinder missing.
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Nev
William A. Powell
Powell
Vancouver CPR President Crump and Father Exchange Brief Visit
N. R. Crump, president of the CPR, was in his Vancouver hotel suite on Wednesday when his 84-year-old father appeared. The elder Crump asked if everything was under control and his son replied in the affirmative. He then warned, If it isn't you'd better damn well see that it is.
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N. R. Crump
CPR
Tom Crump
Medicine Hat
Crump
Dulles Signals U S Willing to Cede in Disarmament Talks
Secretary of State Dulles hinted at U S willingness to concede in United Nations disarmament discussions. He suggested a pathway to real arms reductions, aligning with Canadian drive for a blanket deal combining U S British French and Russian plans.
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J. R. Walker
NEWS
Washington Bureau
New York
Dulles
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Mikolai Bulganin
U.S
New President Appeals for Peace in Argentina After Revolt
In Buenos Aires Lonardi’s provisional government forms after ousting Peron in Argentina. Cordoba radio calls for peace and work while pledging no victors or defeateds. Peron reportedly aboard a gunboat, fate unsettled as Lonardi takes power.
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Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Juan Peron
Cordoba
Voice of Liberty
Peron
Negro Woman Identifies Son Till’s Body in Court
Mrs Mamie Bradley testified she positively identified her son Emmett Louis Till from a body arriving in Chicago after being pulled from the Tallahatchie river in Sumner Mississippi. She said she looked at the face carefully and was sure the body was Till, bolstering the state's murder case against two white men.
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Bradley
Gerald Chatham
Secrecy Rules North American European Leaders Conference at Garmisch
A high level conference bringing together political economic and military leaders from North America and Europe opened today at Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany under strict secrecy. Canada's NRX reactor resumes operation after a seven week shutdown. Fifteen people died in a BOAC crash near Tripoli Libya amid dust storm. U S Fish and Wildlife Service warns whooping crane may become extinct. Air Force photo flash bombing reported near Gulf of Mexico wintering grounds of cranes. St John’s Newfoundland braces for Hurricane Ione as damage reports begin to arrive from surrounding areas.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Fish, and Wildlife Service
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Nurses' Home bylaw passes with overwhelming rural support
Voting across the city and district shows strong approval for the nurses' home and nursing school bylaw. City results indicate about 82 percent Yes in Medicine Hat with an overall 94 percent approval, while large rural polls strongly backed the measure despite a smaller Yes tally.
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Elizabeth
Elm
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Riverside
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Medicine Hat
Vandalism at St Patrick's School prompts police probe
Police investigate vandalism at St Patrick's School grounds and building. Reported offences include a car speeding through yards leaving deep ruts and doors windows smeared with refuse. A children's teeter totter broken and other damage noted. Citizens urged to watch for violators after dark.
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St. Patrick's School
Kidnapping dispute ends with boy found with mother
Calgary police describe the incident as a dispute between estranged parents. Two year old Larry Charkos, son of Mr and Mrs M Charkos of Kamloops BC, was located with his mother in Calgary after being taken from Rivers Manitoba by an unidentified man. The boy was placed with Corporal Charles Gibson at Rivers by his father. RCMP said the investigation was discontinued but offered no comment.
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Bulldog Hunter Tangled With Antelope on Fort Peck Farm
George Haynes of Fort Peck chased an antelope after spotting it with friends. He fired his rifle at the antelope but struck its antlers. The animal fell, then jumped up. Haynes seized a hind leg, wrestled, and twisted the neck after grabbing the antlers.
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George Haynes
Mr. Haynes
Haynes
Lock and the Gun Replace Open Door in Stockbridge
In Stockbridge Michigan fear grips the town after the hammer slaying of Howard Herrick and Myra Herrick on September 3. Nealy Buchanan, an escaped prisoner, is missing and fingerprints linked to the crime. Stores report rock and ammunition shortages as residents arm themselves and patrol farmsteads.
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Michigan
Southern
Jackson
Howard Herrick
Myra
Nealy Buchanan
Buchanan
Joseph Southwell
Prairie Weather Improves as Cold Air Shifts South
The official forecaster says Alberta will see warmer temperatures by tomorrow afternoon as the wintry air mass slowly moves southeast. A five inch snowstorm hit the Calgary district, while 11.3 inches were recorded on Sept 22, 1901.
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Alberta
Calgary
Smilestones Humor: Medium as Spiritualist Visitor
A witty line contrasts a spiritualist visitor with a pun on medium versus how good he was. The quip suggests a lighthearted, small moment in a humor column.
Seed peas production to reach eight million pounds at Grimm plants
Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers of Alberta expects about 8 million pounds of finished seed peas to be processed by year end at its Medicine Hat and Brooks facilities. The crop covers 9,700 acres under contract from Medicine Hat to British Columbia and in the Eastern Irrigation district. Peak activity saw 131 truckloads in two days, with Medicine Hat receiving a quarter of a million pounds daily from Lethbridge and B C regions. Plant officials anticipate fewer workers than 1954 as heat after July 10 reduced yields but a bumper crop was otherwise indicated.
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Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers
Alberta
Medicine Hat
British Columbia
Grimm
Lethbridge
B. C
C. M. Chalmers
Some Progress Reported in GM Talks Ont 오늘
An official of General Motors of Canada said some progress in isolating the problems was made this morning during secondary talks aimed at settling the strike of 17 000 hourly rated GM production workers. Negotiations followed a lunch recess with UAW CIO- CCL representatives from Oshawa and St Catharines as tensions over non economic issues persisted. Picketers demonstrated at Oshawa St Catharines Windsor London and Scarborough as the four day strike continued to affect GM's Canadian operations.
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