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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
1
Jules Basderant of Frates ag fa was elected president of the ICJ and named vice president of the world mediating body in 194. The Haree announced the vote placing Basderant as a leading figure in international law.
A Frank Lynn narration describes Strathcona in Edmonton as a mixed community with diverse customs. A chilling scene unfolds in a living room where photographs show coffins and dead children, and a Manitoba farm displays a grisly hair relic from the grave, as the writer recalls a reporter's fraught moment seeking notes and a cigarette.
A chaotic incident at an Ohio college follows a dance as a fatal blaze claims several lives. Witnesses describe helmeted responders and destroyed walls, with victims named including Ernest Glewajee and Albert J. Lewis. Authorities investigate arson and motive amid scattered clues.
The fragmentary OCR text references old burial relocations and a wartime style gaffe about Police Chief George Drew. It then shifts to comments on crime in tourist cabins, societal regulation, and Canada’s Newfoundland annexation via plebiscite, reflecting mixed historical newspaper confidences and opinions across Toronto and Port Arthur outlets.
A fragment from the Cornwall Standard and Toronto papers laments driver carelessness injuring pedestrians and hints at a future foot rights movement. It references the Toronto Evening Telegram’s rebranding and Canada’s northward expansion driven by the Alaska Highway, airfields, river transport, and settlement of the Yellowknife region.
The AP reports in March that about 3,715,000 babies were born in the United States, the second largest total on record after 1947's 3,878,000 births. Government release notes the milestone amid continued postwar population growth.
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