Acheson Denounces Eisenhower Over Korea Defence
State Secretary Acheson accused Dwight Eisenhower of misquoting him about Korea defence before the war. Acheson said Eisenhower's Cincinnati speech distorted his January 1950 Pacific perimeter plan and omitted key positions. He called the account torturous to the facts.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Acheson
Army
Eisenhower
Pacific
Cincinnati
National Press Club
Western Pacific
Japan
Philippines
South Korea
Weather Outlook on Western Prairies and Alberta Regions
A sunny and warm pattern dominates western prairies with cloud lingering in northern Alberta. Northern districts will see variable clouds from incoming weather systems while southern areas stay sunny. Saturday temperatures range from near 65 in Peace River to the low 80s in the south. Medicine Hat remains sunny with light winds and continued warmth. Tonight low 50 and tomorrow high 80.
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Alberta
Prairies
Peace River
Medicine Hat
Park Avenue Robbery Reported Missing Jewelry
Jewelry valued at 18000 dollars was reported missing last night from the Park Avenue apartment of socialite Brenda Frazier Kelly.
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Park Avenue
New York
Brenda Frazier Kelly
Stevenson Promises Update On Special Fund Controversy
Adlai Stevenson vows to speak on the Illinois official salary fund amid a 11,000 mile 17 state campaign. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt says Stevenson will have more to say about the fund, which critics say lacks transparency.
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Adlai Stevenson
Special Fund
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Wilson Wyatt
Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Republican Party
Eisenholwer
Smilestone Motto in a Cash Motive Plot
A man contemplates marriage as a means to obtain wealth, insisting he does not desire the bride for her money yet unable to see another route to secure funds.
Britain to Buy 115 Million Bushels of Canadian Wheat
Ottawa reports the United Kingdom will purchase 115 million bushels of wheat for 1952 53 under the international wheat agreement half as flour included. Trade Minister Howe notes purchases were 113 million bushels in 1951 62 and that class two sales at higher prices are not fully disclosed. The IWA maximum price is 1.80 dollars per bushel in U.S. funds about 1.72 Canadian.
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Ottawa
United Kingdom
Canada
Howe
U.K
I.W.A
United States
Three Weeks More Will See Finish Bumper Harvest
Western Canada expects harvest completion in two to three weeks as several regions report resumed operations after rains. Manito ba and Saskatchewan show high yields with 81 percent wheat, 82 oats, and 88 barley cut in Alberta, while flax remains in Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Western Canada
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
C.N.R
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Yankees Can Clinch Pennant If They Beat Athletics Tonight
The New York Yankees can clinch the league pennant with a win over the Philadelphia Athletics tonight. They lead the Cleveland Indians by a half a game with three games left against the A’s, while Cleveland has two remaining versus the Detroit Tigers this weekend. The Yankees secured a tie for the pennant by yesterday’s win, even if they drop the final three and Cleveland wins two.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
A’s
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Viet Nam defense minister: communist threat checked
Nghien Van Tri, Viet Nam defence minister, told reporters the communist threat has been checked and that French forces fighting the Vietminh will begin drawing down in a year or a year and a half. He said defeat of the rebels could not be dated but would come soon, noting they are pushed back to hills near the China border.
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Manila
Nghien van Tri
China
Canadian gas pipeline eyed to move Alberta supply east
Premier Manning of Alberta and Premier Frost of Ontario meet in Toronto to back an all Canadian natural gas pipeline. The plan aims to export Alberta gas to Ontario with a target flowing by 1956. Ontario may aid via policy to spur the project. estimated line cost stands at 270 million dollars.
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Sarnia
Alberta
Manning
Frost
Ontario
Toronto
Fost
Canada
Globe and Mail
Canadian Oil Companies, Limited
Howe
United States
Canadian Oil
W. Harold Rhea
Redwater
Superior
Wis
Prairie Provinces
Strong B C Winds Endanger Vancouver Island Firefighters
Firefighters fled for safety as 750 acre Lens Creek blaze near Cowichan surged to 2000 acres amid strong winds in Vancouver Island. Forest service says 850 men fight 27 fires district wide with $250000 in losses so far and rain needed after prolonged dryness.
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Victoria
B.C
Vancouver Island
Lens Creek
Cowichan
Here
British Columbia Forest Service
Vancouver Forest District
Cascades
Chemainus
Forest Service
Chief Cyrille Leblanc Elected IA CP President
The International Association of Chiefs of Police closed its 59th annual convention with Gardner Massachusetts chief Cyrille Leblanc chosen as president. Detroit was selected as next year's convention site.
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Los Angeles
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Cyrille Leblanc
Gardner
Mass
Detroit
Mosher Re-elected President as MacDonald Keeps Dual Posts
A.R. Mosher was re-elected for a 13th term as president of the Canadian Congress of Labor in a landslide 737 to 85 over William L. White. Donald MacDonald won the secretary treasurer and organizing director post by 455 to 410 against William Mahoney, preserving his dual role after a internal squabble last year. The convention of about 900 delegates hailed MacDonald’s win amid fears of big union encroachment on smaller locals.
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Toronto
A.R. Mosher
Canadian Congress of Labor
William L. White
Vancouver Marine Workers
Mosher
CCL
Donald MacDonald
Sydney
N.S
William Mahoney
MacDonald
Steel-Auto and Packinghouse
United Mine Workers
Mahoney
Final Argument on 8 Percent Freight Rate Increase
In Ottawa the Board of Transport Commissioners heard final arguments on an 8 percent freight-rate rise. Justice J D Kearney called the application extraordinary while noting CPR's role as a yardstick for rates. Counsel Hugh O'Donnell argued the surplus and net income figures for CNR and CPR show an imbalance between rates and costs. Eight provincial governments urged dismissal of the request.
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Ottawa
Justice J. D. Kearney
Board of Transport Commissioners
Hugh O’donnell
Canadian National Railways
CNR
United States
Justice Kearney
Canadian Pacific Railway
CPR
O'Donnell
Canadian National
Mr. O'Donnell
East West Furore Over Medical Fee Splitting Dichotomy
Vancouver reports a heated east west dispute over fee splitting in medicine sparked by an American College of Surgeons report. Montreal doctors are attacked by west coast physicians for claiming fee splitting is more common west of Toronto, while Victoria and Vancouver doctors refute the claim. A Victoria doctor calls eastern cities the origin and most prevalent sites for such practices. American College of Surgeons officials in New York condemn fee splitting as a few bad apples giving medicine a black eye.
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Vancouver
American College of Surgeons
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
United States
Victoria
New York
Science Writers
Daily Whisky Limit Lab Confirms Body’s Tolerance
New York AP reports a Science study finds the human body can burn about a quart of 100 proof whisky per day when consumed hourly. Four volunteers, including alcoholics and moderate drinkers, showed a limit just under a quart daily, with some left in blood if more was ingested.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Henry W. Newman
Roger H. L. Wilson
Edith J. Newman
Stanford University School of Medicine
San Francisco
Newman
Stolen Malton Gold Likely Hidden Across Border
Toronto police and federal investigators say a shipment valued at about 215000 dollars vanished from Malton airport after Brinks turned it over to Trans-Canada Airlines. They believe the bullion could fetch over 300000 dollars in the U S gold market, with border crossing possible within hours.
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Toronto
Malton
United States
Montreal
England
Canadian National Railways
Trans- Canada Air Lines
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ontario
TCA
Brink’s Express
ABC
Cargo Office
Dennis Barclay
Brinks, Inc
Trans-Canada Airlines
United Kingdom
Kenora constable charged with manslaughter in roadblock shooting
Constable Jack Terrell of Kenora town police was charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of William Ernest Kemball 31 of Powerview near Pine Falls Manitoba. Terrell remanded to Oct 2 and released on bail. Kemball had been on probation from Selkirk mental hospital and was driving a stolen taxi when pursued by Ontario police at speeds up to 90 miles per hour.
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Kenora
Ont
Jack Terrell
Kenora Town
William Ernest Kemball
Powerview
Pine Falls
Man
Terrell
Winnipeg
Ivan Schultz
Manitoba
Kemball
Selkirk
Schultz
Ontario
Exports of U S grain below year ago by 37 percent
The Agriculture Department reported exports of United States grain and grain products in the early marketing year are about 37 percent below the prior year. From July to August shipments abroad totaled 64,479,000 bushels versus 102,631,000 bushels in the same period last year.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture’ Department
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