Joins Parleys MINERS BACK AT WORK Protests Sent In Peiping To Gardiner
General Marshall arrived in Peiping for crucial talks to halt Manchuria fighting after reporting to President Truman. He flew from Tokyo to Peiping to obtain firsthand information on government Communist clashes as Sino American troop dispatches warned Changchun could fall to overwhelming Communist forces.
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Peiping
Gardiner
Marshall
Manchuria
United States
Washingington
Truman
Tokyo
SPENCER DAVIS PEIPING
Changchun
Peking
Chungkang
Szepingkai
Changchan
Tom Masterson
Associated Press
Ghangchin
Szepmigkat
HAROLD EK
MILES CHANGEING
cty
Mukden
Poland Demands UN Break With Spain
Poland demands the United Nations sever diplomatic ties with the Franco government of Spain. Dr. Oscar Lange told the UN council the Spanish regime endangers peace, citing Nazi refuge, German scientists, and alleged radium bearing minerals in Spain. The Polish probe urged action and cited Madrid as hosting Nazism. Continued on Page Three.
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Franco
counci
Oscar Lange
France
Spain
Lange
Local Mine Strike Ends as Workers Return for Negotiations
About 200 miners at No 8 mine of Lethbridge Collieries Ltd resume work after a weeklong dispute over guaranteed hours. Surface workers protested four hour shifts, demanding eight hours. A United Mine Workers District 128 meeting resulted in a return to work while negotiations with the company proceed. Robert Livett of Calgary, district president, stated he urged the men to resume duties and intends to confer with local officials. The fourhour cap under the current agreement prompted the action, with company officials calling the move a breach of contract.
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Lethbridge Collieries Ltd
Iscal union
United Mine Workers of America
District 128
District 18
LIVETT
Robert Livett
Calgary
UMW of
Lethbridge union
Lethridge
liiceup
acton
Boom Town Alberni Sees Postwar Prosperity Rush
Port Alberni on Vancouver Island swells with veterans, job seekers, and businessmen chasing a booming postwar economy. Two shipyards run at full order, a $7,000,600 pulp mill rises, a rayon mill is planned, and real estate soars as hotels fill and shops expand.
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Port Alberni
Vancouver Island
Tame
Canada
Freghters
famec BC
Alberni
Woodwards, Ltd
The Left Hand Continued on Page 11
The fragment suggests continued coverage on page 11 of the left hand related topic. No further readable facts or names were available to extract.
Father and Son, Mother, Girl Wed Together
ASEOV, Sonn. April 17. Mr. and Mrs. William Groth were married here in a double ceremony. The bride's mother and the bridegroom's father also wed, making the bride's grandmother her mother-in-law and Groth's father his own father-in-law. The bridesmaid and best man were closely related to the couples.
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ASEOV
William Groth
Mrs. Groth
Groth
Canada Idle: Unemployment 213,000 in Feb report
Ottawa April 17 The Dominion bureau of statistics reports unemployment in Canada reached 213,000 at Feb 23, up 40,000 from three months earlier. Labor department figures show 253,000 registered in national offices Feb 28. Mostly male idle with 179,600 men unemployed and women about 34,000. Labor-force shifts reflect women leaving, men returning soldiers. Hours worked by Canadians show varied weekly ranges across sectors. Age tabulations show most unemployed aged 25 to 44, with younger and older groups also represented.
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OTTAWA
C.P.j
Canada
Dominion bureau of statistics
labor department
bureau
Maritime provinces
British Columbia
Quebec
prairie provinces
Ontario
Rosenberg depicted as chief of bloody Nazi administration
Prosecutors at Nuremberg described Alfred Rosenberg as the mastermind behind a brutal regime that conscripted millions for slave labor and orchestrated extermination. Documents cited show orders for vast slave labor, depopulation plans, and a program to starve and evacuate Russians to feed the Reich, with aides detailing genocidal schemes approved by Hitler.
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RICHARD KASISCKE NUERNBERG
Alfred ERosenberg
Nazi party
international military tribunal
Rosenberg
phiosopher
Germany
Reich
Canada spends on atomic energy research 27 million
Reconstruc tion Minister Howe disclosed in the commons that Canada has spent about 27 million dollars on atomic energy research. He noted the Chalk River plant in Ontario as part of this program and provided the first official cost disclosure to parliament.
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CITAWA
Canada
fied
atomic energy
Howe
Chalk River
Ont
here
WHEAT BOARD
OSTAWA
Canadian Wheat Board
Northern
Fort W2- Ham-Port Arthur
Vancouver
MacGimmon
teday
F B McKay
CCF
Weyourn
OTTAWA
Gordimer
commons
H. H. Hatfield
P.C
Victoria Carleton
Gardiner
house
Baseball scores from a scattered league report
A fragmented OCR page shows National League results listing teams such as Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn Boston and Cleveland plus American League lines for St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Washington with varying inning totals and final scores. The text mixes multiple games and incomplete line data.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philaceinnia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Lous
Brooklyn
Boston
St Lous
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Price Increases on Grain Urged at Saskatchewan Conference
Regina April 17 The Saskatchewan Agricultural Food conference closing session urged the federal government to announce price increases for farm machinery gasoline and other commodities. Agriculture Minister Nollet led attendees from provincial farm groups to discuss boosting food production. They blamed income tax for curbing dairy and grain marketing and urged a ceiling on farm labor wages with set recruitment prices. Suggested wages include 5.50 for stocking 6.50 for threshing, and 1.50 for eight hours with board. The group backed encouraging producers to raise wheat and other foods this year without expanding overall wheat acreage.
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REGINA
Saskatchewan Agricultural Food conference
Agriculture
Women In Jail Riot Rocks Portage La Prairie
In Portage La Prairie Manitoba a riot by women prisoners at the jail led to heavy damage and more than 40 inmates barricading the women’s section. The disturbance prompted investigation by Attorney General McLennan and officials, with inmates moved to various dormitories and cells.
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WINNIPEG
Portage La Prairie
M . Mountain
jar
Sheriff & Calder
J O McLenaghen
Portage La Placne
Dr Boyer Revealed as Millionaire In Espionage Probe
Ottawa April 17. It was disclosed to war that Dr Raymond Boyer McGill University professor is a millionaire. Police examining belongings and safety deposits of persons facing espionage charges in Canada found that Dr Boyer held in a safety deposit inherited securities valued at 32 90 000. An officer close to the espionage investigation said Dr Boyer was a wealthy man in his own right. Life imprisonment for two US soldiers. Tokyo April 17. Two court martialed United States soldiers have been sentenced to life imprisonment after findings that after drinking sake with girls in a hotel they dragged out two Japanese men, demanded money, and killed them. The soldiers are Set John W Hull Springfield 1 and Pte Arthur L Hymer Sarepta La.
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OTTAWA
Raymond Boyer
McGill University
Canada
Boyer
TOKYO
United States
lfe
John W. Hull
Springfield
Arthur L. Hymer
Sarepta
Gets Her Share Butter Sugar On Separation
CEICAGO April 17 Mrs Josephine Stoeckel 42 was awarded a half pound of butter and nine pounds of sugar by Superior Judge Edwin A Ro sen Her husband Herman 44 claimed the sugar and butter as part of the possessions they divided after Mrs Stoecker fled a sax for separate maintenance judge Robson ruled they should go to the housewife
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CEICAGO
Josephine Stoeckel
Edwin A. Rosen
Herman
Stoecker
sax
sudge Robson
Pass Clauses Of Loan Bill Pass Clauses Of Loan Bill
Three of eight clauses of the loan bill for 1.25 billion dollars to Britain were approved in the Canadian House of Commons after light opposition from French speaking members. Support came from John Bracken and leaders of other parties. Finance Minister Ashton urged committee passage to make the loan real money and ensure sterling stability and convertibility to avoid restricting Canada’s trade.
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GEORGE KITCHEN
Canadian Press Star
OTTAWA
Brita
Ross Thatcher
C.C
Quebec
Jean Francois Poullot
Temissouaial
Lagnor Lacomse
Lavral-Two Mountains
Frederic Dorion
Courtevoix-Saguenay
SUPORT
John Bracken
M. J. Coldwell
C.C.F
L. P. Picard
Bellecnasse
Angus BracIams
C.CP
Vancouver East
Victor Queich
Acacia
Eugene Marquis
Kamouraska
Asler
storling
Britain
Canada
Packers Refuse to Pay More Than Nine Cents a Pound for Cows
Ontario and prairie livestock yards report packers refusing to pay more than nine cents per pound for cows prompting protests from the Canadian Live stock Shippers' Association. Dealers in Ontario seek removal of ceiling prices as cattle remain unsold and shortages loom in eastern centers. Ottawa and Winnipeg see ongoing protests and bids aimed at easing price controls.
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western livestock shippers
Agriculture
Gardiner
Canadian Livestock Shippers’ Association
Ontario
G. M. Ferrie
the
livestock association
EAST
Winniper
prairite
Toronto
Mclean
Canada Packers’ Temized
Ottawa
Daughters of Jose Iturbi in Beverly Hills Tragedy
Beverly Hills California April reports say the 28 year old Jose Iturbi daughter and mother of two died from a self inflicted gunshot in her father’s North Seaford Dune home. Police noted the revolver near her hand and the scene in her bedroom as her father found her. The case involves a long history of domestic difficulties and custody battles with her former husband Sherman Hero.
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BEVERLY HILLS
Calif
Apnl
Mama Iturb
Jose Iturbi
Poher
North Seaford
Iturbi
callea
art Poelice
sata
Poland and France Attack Franco Spain Government
Poland and France joined forces today in attacking the Franco Spain government as a threat to peace. Poland demanded that the United Nations break diplomatic relations with France. Greek government tenders resignation in Athens. Iran to set up news censorship. Price stalemate halts Toronto livestock sales. Decision on cut in wheat deliveries to be announced. Beaver Mines rancher dies in Calgary.
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POLAND
FRANCE
FRANCO
NEW YORK
I.P
Spain
United Nations
ATHENS
iReutersi
Damaskines
Panayottis Poulisas
Constantin Toaldas
Bert McDonald
commission
WASHINGTON
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Combined Food Boards
BEAVER MINES
CALGARY
C.P. Horace Shoite
Alta
Alberta
St. Hyacinthe
Que
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YORK
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Lethbridge
Lake Lore
U.S
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C.N.E
CNEF
Minsk
Rosenbergs
Martin S Bormann
Kaev
ALFRED ROSENBERG
DR. BOYER
Miss Tturbi
Shennan Hero
Narua Teresa
mime
Mame
Antonn
een
Hero
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