King To Head2 CRASHES. KILL 25 Delegations
Canada’s prime minister designate King will stay in office until at least early November to represent Canada at the London empire premiers conference in October and lead the Canadian delegation at the UN assembly in Paris in September He plans retirement after returning to meet his successor St Laurent will be acting prime minister and direct policy during his absence, with the external affairs minister possibly going to London if needed.
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King George Hints Return to Form After Watching Pros at Muirfield
The Ottawa Journal reports King George, inspired by watching the championship at Muirfield, hopes to regain his best form in golf. Once the leading player in the royal family, he enjoyed a lower handicap than his brother David and favored a smooth swing. State duties have limited play, but his love for golf remains a recreation.
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Gold Production Correction Lets World Note
The Bureau of Mines issued a June production figure of 155,057 tons, then corrected it to 155,057 fink ounces, noting an initial misstatement that overstated the amount. The error prompted a quick revision while confirming May output at 155,034 ounces.
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ITU Contempt Bid Linked to Closed Shop Fight
Washington Aug 25 The National Labor Relations Board seeks contempt against the International Typographical Union AFL for disobeying a five month old injunction against closed shop contracts. NLRB accuses top ITU officers of defying Swygert injunction issued March 27 in Indianapolis, seeking to halt support including strike benefits for Chicago and Hammond printers on renewed treaty. The case questions how long Chicago strike can endure without ITU aid as photo engraving replaces union help.
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Wife of crash victim found in Glacier National Park
Salem dispatch Aug 25 state police announced Mrs William H Fluhrer, wife of the Republican state senate nominee for Jackson County, was located Tuesday in Glacier National Park Montana. She learned of her husband’s death in Sunday’s Lake of the Woods plane crash that also killed two state representatives and a House candidate.
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house of representatives
Sixteen Die as U.S. Air Force Plane Crashes at Hickam Field
In Honolulu a United States air force Superfortress bound for Okinawa crashed into a parked C-47 at Hickam Field after failing to reach Honolulu Municipal Airport. The collision killed sixteen aboard the B-29 and nine others, with four injuries critical. Survivors were rushed to hospital as flames and power substation damage lit up the night.
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New Jersey
Rosthern by election set for October 25 in Saskatchewan
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King fixed October 25 as the Rosthern by election date following Walter Tucker resignation. The riding is one of two vacancies with Laval-Two Mountains unresolved. Nomination day is October 18. Current House standings list Liberals 124 PCs 66 CCF 32 Social Credit 13 others 2 total 245.
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Alaska Highway praised as tourist gateway to Alaska
Washington Aug. 2. The Alaska Highway is in good shape except for the southern Canadian approach. William Ware, assistant secretary of the interior, said the road could channel nearly 100 million dollars yearly in tourism to Alaska when properly developed. He noted bad sections near the Simile strip between Edmonton and Dawson Creek. Ware urged completing surface improvements, adding roadside facilities, and dust abatement to attract travelers, with cooperation between U S and Canadian officials.
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United States
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Altria
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Flying Days End for Doctor Pilot After Alberta Crash
Edmonton Aug 25 Grimy and wan after 17 bush days 61 year old Dr W B Murray Washington DC doctor pilot returns vowing flying days over and has convinced RCAF officials the Nose Lake crash was an accident He planned to ferry the plane to Fairbanks Alaska and sell it The crash occurred 75 miles southwest of Grande Prairie rescued by trapper J McCullough who found him at Nose Creek and brought him to safety by pack horse
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Washington, D.C
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Grande Prairie
Montreal Bank Robbed For Second Time This Week
Three gunmen robbed the Boyce and Mont Sabre streets branch of La Banque Canadienne Nationale in Montreal, escaping with about 2000. They kicked manager Roland Langton and forced staff and a customer to floor, dragging bills from the teller cage. Police suspect the trio were connected to a Friday heist that netted 7000 and led to a suspect named Bob Roberts later appearing in court.
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Butter supplies reassured by Gardiner in Regina
Regina August 28. Federal Agriculture Minister J. Gardiner declared there will be no butter shortage between Bow and February. He spoke at the city offices, saying supply cannot run short before that time.
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Six year old hits breakfast cereal jackpot tale
Long Beach reports a six year old boy, Frederick Tilsley, finding 150 cereal rings in a new box, each ring bearing a cartoon face and just enough cereal for one serving. The playful cache follows weeks of consumption of the same box.
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Arab Legion Threatens to Repel Jewish Violations in Jerusalem
Cairo reports Lt Col Abdullah Teil, commander of Arab Legion forces in Jerusalem, warned UN observers that his troops will stop further alleged Jewish truce violations. UN Palestine mediator Lundstroem accused Israel of breaching the truce in a note to Foreign Minister Shertok. The dispute centers on Jewish-Zionist moves and the future home of the Zionist movement with Jerusalem as capital debated.
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Tornado Kills Three in Hamilton New Zealand
A tornado ripped through Hamilton, New Zealand, killing at least three people and burying six others in debris. The storm cut a wide swath in minutes, wrecking more than 50 shops, injuring 17, and causing about 4 million dollars in damage as Prime Minister Peter Fraser visited the scene.
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Nine US explorers return from Nahanni trip barred at border
A nine man U S group calling themselves Nahanni Exploration Inc faced Canadian rules that blocked flying their own plane to the Nahanni Valley near the Yukon border. Delays forced six members to return home. the rest navigated by boat, shooting 3500 feet of film and praising the scenery while lamenting limited access.
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Albuquerque
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Dick Turner
Stalin Urges Berlin Conference With Four Powers
LONDON Aug 25 An informed diplomatic source said Prime Minister Stalin proposed a Berlin conference of the Big Four financial experts to work out agreement on Berlin currency control. Britain United States and France were considering the suggestion in talks this week, Moscow envoys recommended acceptance. The proposal could recognize Western powers’ right to occupy Berlin and move toward an East West settlement by resolving currency control and ending the Russian blockade. The Western envoys awaited their governments' reaction to the reported communication and the talks in Moscow continue in secret.
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Yugoslavia accuses Romania of seeking government overthrow
In a Belgrade note delivered to the Romanian ambassador, Yugoslavia charges Romania's Foreign Minister Ana Panker and other officials with attempting to topple the Yugoslav government. The claim followed a Belgrade broadcast report on the diplomatic protest.
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