Dutch Oppose UN Arbitration Plan Over Indonesia
The Netherlands government rejects compulsory UN arbitration for the Indonesian dispute, accepting good offices by the United States and a UN supervised truce but opposing any mediation or arbitration commission. The UN Security Council discussed the Indonesian issue after a new Indonesian proposal. The Australian delegate kept his options open as delegates weigh attitudes.
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Associated Press
Netherlands
United States
United Nations commission
U.N. commission
security council
arbitration commission
council
whiiin ansenters
fr god
Jogjakarta
persiue
iétherlands
buty
W. R Hodgson
Hughes Feud With Ferguson Over Wartime Contract Inquiry
Senator Homer Ferguson issued a subpoena for Howard Hughes private papers held in a local hotel and for Hughes publicity chief John Meyer after Hughes refused to produce Meyer. The subpoena aimed to quicken hearings into Hughes wartime airplane contracts as the investigation continued amid claims of a publicity grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Homer Ferguson
Rep
Mich
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Ferguson
sendté
John Meyer
Meyer
Hughes today
senate
Jesse Jones
Jones
commerce
Owen Brewster
Hollywood
porcraft
Elkton Wedding Solicitors Challenge Maryland Law
Elkton, Maryland, known as a quickie marriage hub, faces a new state law aimed at stopping wedding solicitors who advertise on trains and in town. The 6,000 resident town hosted 13,500 marriages last year and remains a magnet for couples seeking fast ceremonies despite legislative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Elkton
Pathfinder
Elktons
Easter seaboard
Gretna Green
Cecil County
Agreement Reached in Lumber Dispute at Nelson Castlegar
Negotiating committees of South Interior Lumber Operators' Association and Local 1-405 1-424 East Kootenay International Wood Workers of America reached a master contract replacing the 1946 pact. It includes a 12 percent wage increase and changes to probationary periods and wage category ranges. The deal avoids an August strike, with reps J H Ruddock Ernest Dulskog and conciliation by Wiliam Fraser present. In Halifax Chief MacGillivray discussed ammonia nitrate shipping restrictions with Canadian Industries Limited amid fears after Texas City and Brest blasts.
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CRANBROOK
HNL
South Interior Lumber Operators’ Association
East Kootenay
Nelson and Castlegar
International Wood Workers of America
J H Ruddock
Ernest Dulskog
department of labor
Wiliam Fraser
HALIFAX
P—Fue
Fred C MacGillivray
Halifax harbor
Texas City
Brest
Forest Fires Ravage Cape Breton Island and Mainland Nova Scotia
Shimmering heat and smoke over Cape Breton as firefighters battle a dozen blazes including a major spread on Cheticamp Island. Across Nova Scotia three mainland fires threaten a monastery and forests near Moncton, with drought and high temperatures hampering suppression efforts.
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HALIFAX
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia
Moncton
Cape Breton
Cheticamp
Fue
cortion
reat Jour-mues-iond
Chet camp
Austin Letcher
Anmtigonish
St Augustine monastery
Halifax harbor
British Officer Held On Charge Of Murder In Rubowitz Case
Maj Alexander Roy Farran the British commando officer extradited from Syria is detained on a holding charge of murder pending further action in the disappearance of 16 year old Jewish youth Rubowitz. The Supreme Court rejected an order to produce the body, saying it impossible while the police investigation continues. Relatives alleged he was kidnapped and killed by a police patrol. Rubowitz is listed as presumed dead.
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JERUSALEM
Alexander Roy Farr2n
Syria
Alexander Dubowitz
pendig
supreme court
Rubowitz
Rubowtz
Stein
Jewish underground
Russia charges U S rights violations at UN
Soviet representative Alexei M Kyasilnikov told the United Nations Security Council that the United States is guilty of serious human rights violations. He cited the government's campaign to remove so called disloyal employees from government positions in a formal UN briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAKE SUCCESS
Russia
United States
Alexei M Kyasilnikov
United Nations Security Council
Bulgana
Population prospects warn of shrinking US crowd by 2100
University of Maryland professor O E Daker warns in a pamphlet that the United States may face a century of decline in births and strength due to luxury and lax family values. He foresees a future with a larger youthful Orient and a resentful European bloc, questioning immigration policy and global balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLLEGE PARK
United States
Europe
Asia
University of Maryland
O E Daker
agriculture department
the
universitty
Orient
Baker
Atlantic
Soviet Influence Grows in Asia Postwar Era
The article outlines Soviet wartime actions in 1945 and 1945 postwar bargaining that shaped Korea and Japan. It notes Moscow's role in securing Sakhalin and the 38th parallel trusteeship, plus the Far Eastern commission and Allied control council seats. It also reports the United States moving to halt film shipments to England due to a tax.
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TOKYO
Aue
Russia
Japan
Korea
Pacific
Hiussia
Moscow
Kwantung army
Mancharia
Yalta
Sakhalin Island
38th
Asia
Far Eastern commission
Allied control council for
Seven Toed Cat With Nine Lives In Ithaca
In Ithaca New York George the seven-toed cat owned by Mr and Mrs Haxton of Danby is repeatedly returning after presumed death. The Haxtons found a cat believed dead on a highway two months ago another cat matched the seven toes and later the real George reappeared near their home while burying a previous find the legend of the cat continues with a second suspected appearance near the highway.
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ITHACA
George
J. Haxton
Danby
Haxton
George Cate
Haytons
Walting
Odom Reaches Cairo Third of World Circumnavigation
Pvt William P. Odom from Roslyn New York arrived in Cairo at 5 4 p m after about 21 hours 5 minutes from Chicago on a solo circummatigation flight. He aims to finish in 90 hours beating Wiley Post 1933 record of 186 hours. From Paris he had stopped earlier after Gander Newfoundland with favorable winds predicted for the next leg to Karachi India.
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CAIRO
William P. Odom
Roslyn
N.Y
Chicago
Wiley Post
Odom
Paris
Gander
NAd
Karachi
India
Disastrous Hail Storms Hit Manitoba Crops
Winnipeg August reports hailstorms with gale winds flattened crops along a 50 mile stretch from Steinbach to Lowe Farm in southeastern Manitoba. Preliminary surveys estimate damage near 200000 dollars as over 3000 acres were destroyed with hailstones described as baseballs. no injuries reported.
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WINNIPEG
Steinbach
Lowe Farm
Manitoba
Manitoba department of agriculture
Three Youngsters Die In Bus Collision Near Cincinnati
In Mount Washington Ohio a car smashed into a Greyhound U Lines motor coach bound for Portsmouth killing three young men and injuring twenty others. Police said the auto ray darted 175 feet into the bus after sideswiping another coach and left the three deceased in the auto with several in critical condition.
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CINCINNATI
Hamilton county
Ohio
Greyhound
U Lines
Mount Washington
Canadian post offices warned of counterfeit currency
The post office department notified offices from Wahgouver to Halifax about counterfeit American currency in circulation. It described new $10 and $20 bills and two $100 notes, with details to identify the fakes. Descriptions covered missing lines, portrait details, and photo copy style printing.
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OTTAWA
Aung
post office department
Wahgouver
Halifax
countrie
department
Hamilton
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Tax case imposes heavy fines on Frank E Man ton
Frank E Man ton pleaded guilty in Toronto to making false statements on income tax returns. Magistrate F C Gallen imposed fines totaling 5750 dollars with 26 months alternative sentences if unsettled within a week. Additional tax adjustment for 1942 through 1945 adds 3523 dollars to the burden.
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TORONTO
Frank E Manton
F C. Gallen
Churchill denounces crisis powers bill in House vote
In London the Commons approved the government's crisis powers bill amid a Churchill led attack calling it a blank cheque for totalitarian government. The amendment to reject the bill failed 251 to 148 as Morrison defended the powers and the chamber moved to a second reading.
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Associated Press
LONDON
house of commons
Winston Churchill
Chuter Ede
Churchill
Hitler
Ede
house
messares
Herbert Morrison
Britain
commons
Morrison
Morison
Council
British Army Chiefs Visit Edmonton Aims About Future War
Gen William Morgan commander of the British army staff in Washington and Sir Alwin Crow head of the British government technical service in the United States visit Edmonton. Morgan says scientific advances will not remove wigs undoubted place in future wars. The visit is described as of no special military significance.
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EDMONTON
Wiliam Morgan
Washington
wigund
Morgan
Alwin Crow
United States
Polio Cases Rise Across Canada in Widely Scattered Areas
Polio cases climbed across Canada with new infections in Manitoba, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Ontario towns. Manitoba reported 57 cases including Portage la Prairie. BC added three cases in Vancouver with 84 total there. Saskatchewan had four new cases and two deaths. Kingston and Sudbury reported new cases. Toronto imposed quarantine on a block of barracks after a seven year old contracted polio.
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B.C
Oatamo
Saskatchewan
Winnbeg
Manitoba
Portage La Prairie
British Columbia
Vancouver
Kingston
Ont
Sudbury
Toronto
gir
Leduc Farmer Wins In OFL Rights Case
Edmonton August case award to Leduc Alberta farmer for arbitration under the Land Entitlement Act. Judge Meldrum ordered Imperial Oil Company to pay 1400 dollars immediately and to charge 50 dollars an acre as rent on large land holdings each year.
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LEDUC FARMER
EDMONTON
ohn Bilozer
Leduc
Alta
tiptuct
G Meldrum
Meldrum
Imperial Of Company
Australians beat Canadians in Tennis Monthly’s event
Australia’s Davis Cup team won its North American tie over Canada as Jack Bromwich and Colin Long defeated Gordie MacNeil and Edgar Lawther 6-2 6-1 6-0 after Australia won opening singles. The report also notes arrests, Dutch war losses, and UK food contracts in brief items.
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C.P
Austria
Canada
Jack Bromwich
Colin Long
Gordie MacNeil
Edgar Lawther
Montreal
Australia
UKELY
WINNIPEG
IC.P
Free Press
Roy Musregor
George Smith
cty
NETHERLANDS
BATAVLA
Reuters
Java
LONDON
Aug
United Kingdom
United States
Strachey
OTTAWA
Washington
Britain
Moscow
iwig
iedaz
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England
Nid
Egypt
NEW YORK
Eriy Johnsson
Motion Picture Association of America
Motion Picture Export Association
Johnson
Great Britain
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