Bitter discourse over Korea prisoner exchanges and appeasement
The Christian Science Monitor editorial argues that while anger over Communist brutality and prisoner conditions is natural, public calls to end negotiations risk halting releases and prolonging conflict. It urges accepting negotiations as the realistic path, improving communications, inspections, and accountability to steer public sentiment toward a constructive outcome.
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Korea
Reds
United Nations Command
Red Cross
Christian Science Monitor
Institute of Pacific Relations under McCarthy McCarran fire
The Institute of Pacific Relations has faced scrutiny from Senator McCarthy and Senator McCarran, with calls to dissolve it and replace it by a new Council of Asian Studies. British supporters at Chatham House resist such moves, arguing they threaten academic liberties and objectivity. The issue tests liberal forces in the United States and the stance of international scholarly bodies.
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Institute of Pacific Relations
Asia
Pacific Ocean
MacCarthy
McCarran
American Institute
East Asia
Britain
Chatham House
International Institute—The
Pacific Council
Ip.r
Council of Asian Studies
MacCarthyites
Kyoto
Ilp.r
Visitors to Grace Kenny and Morden homes
Social notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs M Herbert and their two daughters Joy and Heather to the homes of Grace Kenny and the Earl Morden. Irvin Stefansson injures his left hand but recovers well. Ray and Lorne Hurrell vacationed in Edmonton. O Dammann family welcomed a baby boy on April 19, with grandparents J and Mrs Dammann visiting. Birthday wishes for Ira, April 21. Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Joe Bukoski on April 25. Winnipeg visitors, R McMannus and family, call at M Pasieka home. A family party for Mr and Mrs Russ Anderson and son Kenny at Mrs Mary Batenchuk’s home.
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Grace I. Kenny
Earl Morden
M. Herbert
Joy
Heather
O. Dammann
Stony Mountain
Dwight
Beverly
Johnny Dolennik
M. Pasieka
E. Wenzoski
L. Yates
Ira
Joe Bukoski
Russ Anderson
Kenny
Mary Batenchuk
Mike Sokol
Canadas underused hydro resources headline
A note indicates that less than one fourth of Canada's known hydroelectric resources are currently in use. This sheds light on potential untapped power capacity and economic implications for future development and policy planning.
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Canada
Red Cross born from Swiss spirit of mercy and courage
This piece recalls how a tiny nation’s flag inspired a global emblem of mercy. It traces the Red Cross origins to Switzerland and Jean Henri Dunant, Florence Nightingale, and Solferino’s battle horrors, leading to the 1864 Geneva Convention and the Nobel Peace Prizes awarded in 1917 and 1944.
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Switzerland
Red Cross
William Tell
Julius II
Tower of London
Europe
Lucerne
Thorvaldsen
Florence Nightingale
Jean Henri Dunant
Geneva
Miss
Dunant
International Red Cross
Holland
England
Ottawa Betting on Election Date in War of Few Months
The article surveys ongoing speculation over Canada's general election timing after the Coronation, with hints from Prime Minister St Laurent and debate about whether August or autumn is possible, reflecting farming, city life, and weather factors. It also covers prosecutions under the Combines Act, rubber and paper cases, and official remarks on Canada’s wartime spending and port cargo standings.
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Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
Stuart Garson
T. D. Macdonald
Garson
Quebec
Canada
Toronto
Combine
Halftone Illustration First Printed in The Canadian Illustrated News
The first periodical to print an illustration by halftone process was The Canadian Illustrated News in October 1869. This breakthrough spurred coated papers development and a large modern industry supplying them.
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Canadian Illustrated News
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Pine Falls
W. T. Mansell
Pointe du Bois
Stella McLean
Glenfields
Olga Kabaluk
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Thalberg
W. Ferens
St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Glenmoor
Roland Otto
Molser
Z. Sabat
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau Circulations
Wawryshyn
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Ray and
Lorne Hurrell
Edmonton
Alta
Busscusky
Robert Harvey
Iran
Egypt
Turkey
Iraq
Soviet Republics
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Good Samaritan
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Francis Joseph II
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Solferino
Newfoundland
House of Commons
C. D. Howe
Howe
Montreal
Vancouver
Sault Ste. Marie
Hamilton
Port Alfred
Drache, Matlin and
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Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
Lac da Bonnet
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson
Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
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Selkirk
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