State Department Proposes Treaty to Cover Earth with Truth
Washington outlines an international treaty to ensure free flow of information among nations. The draft, led by Richard Finnegan, envisions a global information commission and protection for foreign correspondents, with a nonpartisan handling of information and disputes.
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Record Easter Collection Reaches 5 Million in Shanghai Church
Large funds gathered at Mission Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai on Easter Sunday. Very Rev. A C S Tribett announced the Empress of China tour and noted the unprecedented sum. Parish plates were inadequate and canvases bore the currency to the altar. counting stretched over two hours.
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Truman Lies urge free exchange of information at UN congress
At the Geneva conference Truman and UN secretary general Trygve Lie urged a free exchange of economic and social information to promote views. Lie said international understandings require sharing facts, as the world statistical congress opened, recalling earlier disruptions by the Naz invasion.
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RESIST Continued From Front Page Immigrant Resettlement Turmoil
Report describes clashes as troops move immigrants to trains bound for displaced persons camps. Observers note use of fists in skirmishes and occasional rubber truncheon enforcement aboard ships during the operation.
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World fliers reach Rome in round the world flight duo
Saskatchewan born pilot George W. Trumps and Clifford V. Evans from Los Angeles arrived at Ciampino Airport in Rome after leaving the United States on August 9 in Cub planes. Refugees on board resisted disembarkation as Roman troops and British officers aided and escorted the crowd.
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Anglican J B Gibson Returns to Longtime Parish
Anglican J B Gibson of the British Columbia Diocese at Caledonia returns to a congregation he served 40 years ago as a student minister. He first served as student minister at St. Stephen's Merrill while an ecclesiastical student at Emmanuel College Saskatchewan.
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West Indian push for federation gains tacit backing
The British government signals openness to federation as Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago British Guiana British Honduras Barbados Leeward and Windward Islands discuss a federal model with a governor general central secretariat and separate departments. Creech Jones aims to win local acceptance at the conference.
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Coal Pact Seen for Ruhr Mines to Aid European Recovery
Diplomatic sources predict a U.S. Britain plan within three days to boost Ruhr coal production. The accord would grant Germany greater mining control while expanding Western influence in management, aiming to spur economic revival and counter Soviet opposition in Europe.
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Coal strike continues to bite Yorkshire industry
Unofficial estimates show at least 35,000 miners on strike with potential unemployment for about 50,000 workers in Yorksire steel woolen brick and allied industries. The strike has cost 250000 tons of coal including 76000 from Grimethorpe pit and another 1 million tons lost to miners holidays. Sheffield steel firms cut output due to dwindling coal stocks.
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Fireman Identified in Dugald Wreck Toll Rises
Canadian National Railways camp car fireman James Peakie of Transcend Manitoba is named among the seventh identified victim in the Labor Day wreck near Dugald. Mass rites are planned for unidentified victims with a procession from the legislative buildings to Brookside cemetery.
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New Drug Aids Penicillin Treatment Highlighted
Chicago reports a new carbamide drug, caronamide, with potential therapeutic usefulness for diseases needing high penicillin levels. The oral medication slows penicillin excretion, raising blood concentrations, addressing rapid absorption and kidney clearance that hinder sustained effectiveness.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Canadian Wheat Board Changes In Vancouver
Retirement of D. A. Kane western representative since 1943 and Ray E. Lee Vancouver representative since 1935 was announced by chief commissioner George H. McIIvor. H. H. Smith will oversee all board operations on the coast.
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H. H. Smith
Coal supplies critically short in West Riding area
Officials report less than five days of coal on land amid shortages affecting textile malls iron and metal foundries engineering works and rick kilns in the West Riding region.
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Paris Police Foil Stern Gang Leaflet Plot in London
Paris police arrest a group accused of planning to scatter Stern Gang leaflets over London. Officials say bare plot was picked up by night fighters and identified with no incidents. French interior ministry declined comment on reports of planned bombing. Newspapers mention homemade bombs.
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French interor ministry
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India unrest spreads across Punjab border toll rises
The article notes communal clashes among Sikhs Hindus and Muslims in India and Pakistan Punjab after independence on August 15. Police report 160 rioters killed in Old Delhi as troops quell the violence with firearms. Prime Minister warns armed groups will be shot on capture.
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Bandits Take $15,000 From Track Operator
Cleveland reports three masked bandits robbed Henry Green, 54, vice-president of Beulah Park and other tracks, of $15,000 after torturing his wife to reveal the stash. Police say the trio fled in Green’s new car after forcing a shoe box hideout and a lit cigarette on Mrs. Green.
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New York Scientist Plans Trials of KR Serum for Cancer
St Louis report outlines a New York biochemist Dr. Mahsoff planning to test the Russian KR serum on three hopeless cancer patients this fall after preliminary mouse results. A Philadelphia microbiologist cautions only modest or no cures from KR in two years of mouse studies.
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Belcher Head Goes To Winnipeg
Winnipeg dispatch reports Dr. W R Lynn Gunn of Deer Lodge Military Hospital will move Sept. 15 to Vancouver’s Shaughnessy Hospital to assume a similar role. He will be replaced by Dr. W R Dunlop of Belcher Hospital at Calgary and Lt Col Dunlop, OBE, formerly practised in Granum and Calgary before overseas service in the Second World War.
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Soviet to Aid Poland With Grain Shipments
Warsaw reports that Pi Food Minister Wlodzimierz Lechowicz says Moscow agreed to supply Poland with 300000 tons of grain and assist in easing food shortages through next summer after talks in Moscow.
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Pi — Food Minster
Wlodzimierz Lechowicz
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Soviet Union
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Ferry Collision in Guanabara Bay Kills 17
A ferryboat and a launch collided in Guanabara Bay last night, killing at least 17 and injuring about 70 people. Rescue teams recovered bodies and search operations continued amid wreckage and debris. Local authorities opened investigations into the cause of the crash.
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Guanabara Bay
Premier King Warns Against Change During Waterloo Visit
Prime Minister Mackenzie King toured his birthplace Waterloo Ontario and urged Canadians to avoid new and untried political systems. He spoke on the dangers of hatred and false ideas driving wars and emphasized individual action to preserve peace. He noted Canada has largely solved race harmony and planned a visit to Woodside tomorrow.
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English soccer results from London and Cardiff City routs
In London tonight English First Division results saw Aston Villa beat Everton 3–0 and Blackburn defeat Blackpool 6–1. Manchester United and Stoke City drew 0–0. Second Division saw Cardiff City 5 Southampton 1 and Leicester 3 Luton Town 2. Third Division Southern Bristol Rovers 1 Crystal Palace 1. Northern results Mansfield 2 Carlisle United 2. Southport 2 Darlington and Stockport County 6. Wrexham 1. In Vancouver a fire destroyed two basement suites forcing 23 to flee. Victor Lefebre hospitalized with head injuries.
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Man Dies After Farm Shooting Near Vegreville
Edmonton RCMP report William G. Milloy, 32, died Friday in Vegreville Hospital after a shooting on his farm 21 miles north of Leroy. Police believe he shot himself during the incident.
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