Annie Tokamp seeks hockey in secret ambi tion after Cinderella win
Annie Tokamp, Kiwanis Cinderella winner, reveals a hidden ambition to play hockey. Private talks begin on reviving Medicine Hat philharmonic as the Medicine Hat Oratorio Society with Bob Thompson and Wilf Woolhouse leading. Financial and agricultural notes cover oats barley rye and mixed grain production projections for 1950, plus local chatter and a cattle ranching angle involving W. Y W. Mills.
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Annie Tokamp
Kiwanis
Bills
Ann
Philharmonic Organization
Medicine Hat
Bob Thompson
Wilf Woolhouse
Canadian labor union pushes unity and anti red drive
Winnipeg CP says the 380000 member Canadian Patriotic Labor aims to unify Canadian labor and expel reds. It backs a joint national council with non communist bodies and approves strong anti communist measures. The congress also votes 700 to 30 to support the United Nations in Korea. Continued on page six.
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Winnipeg
Congress
Congres
CCL
Tonions
Frost-Hit Wheat Good for Flour Experts Report
In Winnipeg the Western Grain Standards committee reports a portion of frosted wheat from western Canada is good for flour. No.4 northern will mill, No.5 possible with low grade flour, while No.6 is feed. Canadian boards estimate milling grades by grade, with No.3 and higher indicating good milling share much lower than last year. Dr. Anderson notes 3,800 samples analyzed and potential revision as late crop threshing continues.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Committee On
Manitoba Northern
Ja.anderson
Board. of Grain
Canadian Wheat Board
Anderson
Reich Wants Control is New Army Formed
West German backers of an army plan form the Bruderschaft a secret veteran group led by Baron Hasso von Manteuffel and Heinz Guderian They claim they can recruit up to 30 divisions from old comrades and point to Germanys 1 4 million unemployed as manpower Conditions include veterans pensions and release of war crime generals The group seeks Western support but warns of a potential old staff influence and possible ties with East German forces continued on page two.
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Germany
Bonn
Bruderschaft
Baron Hasso von Manteuffel
Heinz Guderian
von Manteuffel
Guderian
Russia
United States
Ttt
Biudarse Aft
Western
Vns
von Paulus
People’s ‘Police
East Germany
Egypts Army Purge Touches Senior Officers in Cairo
Cairo reports a three month purge within Egypts army the largest in the Arab world. Generals and colonels are imprisoned amid accusations of fraud and war profiteering in war materiel purchases. Youthful officers demand punishment while civilians and wives of officers are named in the probe led by Rose El Youssef editor Ihsan Abdum Koddous.
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Cairo
Egypt
Palestine
al Ahram
al Misri
Army
Ihsan
Abdem
Koddous
Rose el Youssef
Alta Liquor Price Increases Announced
EDMONTON CP reports A J Mason chairman of the Alberta Liquor Control Board announced price hikes will take effect Monday. Increases reflect higher federal customs duties and tax and distiller adjustments. Rye whisky 25 ounce from 4.70 to 4.90. a 3.75 brand to 4.10 and a 3.55 brand to 3.95. Dry gin up 5 to 25 cents. no change for Scotch or some imports. Imports like rums and certain liqueurs rise. Bass ale and Guinness stout stay at 35 cents. Wines unchanged. beer price unchanged.
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Edmonton
Alberta Liquor, Control Board
A. J. Mason
Mason
Guinness
Smilestones Brown And The Question Of A Good Wife
The fragment shows dialogue about a wife’s role with a suggestion she has made her husband into a better partner. It reflects domestic expectations and gender norms in a baring, conversational style. It references a unnamed speaker and a female subject in a private exchange.
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Brown
Security Council Lets Chinese Reds in on Formosa Talk
The United Nations Security Council voted 7 to 4 to permit Communist China’s participation in Formosa debate after November 15. The vote allowed Peiping representatives to present complaints in person, though not to seize the Nationalists' U.N. seat. Egypt abstained on the final vote. PARIS dispatch notes fifteen killed in storms destroying houses in Oran region, Algeria.
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Formosa
New York
United Nations Security Council
China
Council
Gladwyn ‘Jebb
Britain
Ecuador
Yugoslavia
Red China
Peiping
Russia
France
Norway
India
United States
Cuba
Egypt
U.N
Warren R. Austin
Paris
Reuters
Oran
Algeria
British Columbia Premier Hurt In Quebec Car Crash
Premier Johnson of British Columbia and Mrs Johnson were seriously injured in foggy conditions on the Quebec Montreal highway near St Augustin. Both were treated at Sacrement Hospital with fractures and shoulder injuries reported. Dr Carl Goldberg, in the Premier's car, was slightly injured.
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Quebec
Johnson
Columbia
Quebec-Montreal
St.Augustin
Here
Sacrament Hospital
Carl Goldberg
Montreal
St. Augustin
Pasengers
St. Sacrement Hospital
Armand Latour
Portneuf
Premier Johnson
Nehru Opposes UN North Korean Crossing Plan
India signals it will oppose U N forces crossing the 38th parallel to pursue North Korean Communists. Prime Minister Nehru has told Western leaders that the U N is committed to defending South Korea only.Meanwhile South Korean troops press toward the border and Gen MacArthur meets President Rhee in Seoul before deciding on action beyond the line.
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London
India
United States
Britain
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Jawaharlal Nehru
U.N
South Korea
North Korea
Nehru
Eighth Army Headquarters
Korea
U.S
Eighth Army
Tokyo
Seoul
Pyongyang
Leif Erickson
Macarthur
Syngman.Rheé
Rheé
Kwangju
Namwon
Hadong
Honest Working Girl Seeks Advice On Harassing Manager
A letter from a worried young woman recounts a manager, married and over 40, who makes advances at her. The columnist replies with blunt ethics and a controversial, sensational dialogue about money, fashion and morality, while the note hints at possible dismissal plans.
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Nathaniel Gubbins
London Express Service
Sam
Progress Reported In Quebec Talks On Canadian Constitution
A four day federal provincial constitutional conference ends with a statement of substantial progress toward giving Canada full power over its constitution. Delegates plan to reconvene in Ottawa in December and continue negotiations by correspondence. The Saint Laurent government reports frank discussions on amending procedures and safeguards for provincial rights, noting harmony and goodwill among delegates.
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QEBEC
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
St. Laurrent
Legislative “Assembly
United Kingdom
London
Centrie
St.Laurent
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Bill) Mills
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Leslie. Frost
E. C. Manning
Alta
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Gubbins
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