Insecurity Said Cause Of Strikes
Canadian Press reports insecurity drives wage disputes as unions push for higher pay and shorter hours. Steel strike becomes focal with 15 000 workers affected. government inquiry finds no solution. Prices board chair Gordon warns against large wage gains affecting price ceilings. Continued on page two.
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JACK WILLIAMS
OTTAWA
Canadian Congress of Labor
British Columbia
A. R. Mosher
Percy R. Bengough
Trades and Labor Congress
House of Gceumigna
Wes ad Gordon
prices board
Mitchell pee Act
British Columbia War Wabor Board
Herald Not Published on Labor Day
The newspaper announces no edition on Monday September 2 Labor Day a statutory holiday. No Herald issues will be printed that day in observance of the holiday.
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Herald
Five Cent New Brunswick Stamp Sells to U S Collector
A Toronto auction sold the five cent New Brunswick Connell stamp to a United States philatelist for 350 dollars. The item recalls Charles Connell a Woodstock public figure who, as 1861 New Brunswick postmaster general, ordered 500000 stamps bearing his portrait. The reasons vary from pleasing a daughter to clerical influence, with Connell allegedly unaware of the project.
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Toromto
New Brunswick
Connell
United States
St John
Charles Connell
Woodstock
Canada
CBC Expands At Ottawa Contested By Opposing Parties
Ottawa reports show a heated 12 hour debate over a supplementary $2,000,000 CBC expansion estimate. PC and Social Credit oppose, while Liberal and CCF supported passage amid warnings on Communist influence and potential board changes.
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OTTAWA
CBC
pla
tony
Social Credit
Liberal
C.C.F
Douglas Ross
Toronto St . Paul's
E. G. Hansell
Hangell
royal commission on espionage
Labor Progressive party
Hansell
CCF
David Lewis
Frank Scott
labor department
trade and commerce revenue, health and state secretary
Mitchell
One Alleged Spy Still In Toils In German Espionage Case
The lone suspect remains jailed while 14 others were released with no charges announced. City and army officials described a Soviet espionage operation linked to the Free Germany group formed in Moscow with Soviet sponsorship, claiming it operated across the Stuttgart area and aimed to pass troop information to Russia.
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Kaamarek
Fritache
sry
United States army
Stuttgart
Russia
Col Fritsche
HOSCOW
army
he “Free Germany
eter Geremoeny
Moscow
Rosaia
wets
Germany
Romania to pay reparations to USSR and eight-year term
Four power commissions approved Romania paying the Soviet Union 300 million in reparations with eight years allowed from Sept 12, 1944. Payment to be in commodities including grain timber and machinery. Russia opposed a fair-price amendment while Britain and the US supported it and Italy endorsed a Soviet claim for 100 million.
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PARIS
Romania
Russia
France
Mont Cenis
economic commission for
Balkans
Finland
Britain
United States
ftielda
Italian economic commission
Italy
Ottawa Plans for Japanese repatriation and resettlement
Ottawa discussed wartime policy on Japanese in Canada, detailing voluntary repatriation of 10 632 persons, cancellations by 4 027 adults, and 1 186 minor children. It notes 21 100 Japanese in Canada with distribution across regions and outlines goals to re settle eligible individuals in rural areas to boost farm and forest production.
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OTTAWA
Department of aubor rminay
Humphrey waltewell
Sage
Munster
PhAy
Wan weing
farm_sons
bkEY
Canaan
bwvz indule
Canada
british Columbia
prairies
Japan
privy council
George Cruickshanks
L. Fraser Valley
Parliament Ends Busy Session in Canada 20th Parliament
Ottawa August 31 The second session of Canada's 20th Parliament closed after five months of unrest and debate. Strikes for higher wages and farm returns surfaced amid wartime controls, while a distinct Canadian citizenship bill and a flag dispute highlighted national identity efforts. Fred Rose, Montreal Cartier Labor-Progressive member, faced espionage charges and received six years.
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D'ARCY ODONNELL
OTTAWA
Canada
Commons committee in Industrial Relations
Wvitien
Geneda
weir
ber
Fred Rose
Montreal-Cartier
peniten dary
Verdict Set Sept 23 in Nuremberg War Crimes Trials
The international tribunal recesses until Sept. 23 to deliver verdicts on Hermann Goering nine other defendants and seven Nazi organizations after lengthy trials. Goering and Rudolf Hess led final pleas as the packed courtroom heard last minute arguments and accusations of false statements.
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Nuernberg
Herman Goering
Rudolf
WERNBERG
Geoffrey Lawrence
Britain
Geoffrey
international military tribunal
Hermann Goering
Goering
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
proce
Arabs Reject British Invitation To Palestine Conference
The Arab Higher Committee rejects a British invite to the September 5 Lemien Palestine conference, saying Arabs must choose their political leader and citing support for the Mufti of Jerusalem. Britain to seek US economic aid for Jews and Arabs if talks settle the Holy Land dispute, with Bevin leading the British delegation.
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JERUSALEM
Arab higher committee
Alan Cunningham
Gen Cunningham
Hussein Khalidi
Arab committees
Britasa
LONDON
Britain
United States
Palestine
Holy Land tagues
Anglo- American committee of
Europe
Bevin
Holy Land
Consideration On Milk Subsidy Soon
Acting Prime Minister St Laurent promises further careful consideration of continuing the 55 cents per hundredweight milk subsidy, as Saskatchewan Premier Douglas urged reconsideration of it ending Sept 30. St Laurent cites machinery to handle wage requests, noting current difficulties from violent direct actions by some labor groups.
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OTTAWA
St. Laurent
Douglas
Saskatchewan
St Laurent
clmb
Slaughter controls restored as OPA sets meat ceilings
Washington August 31 44 The Office of Price Administration restored slaughter controls over the US meat industry and fixed price ceilings of 16.25 per hundredweight for sitings and 20.25 on cattle with a 25 cent wholesale margin, effective midnight. The measures apply as wholesale outlets resume in September.
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WASHINGTON
Office of Price Administration
United States
C.F.A
Packing House Workers Vote Next Week in Edmonton
Employees of Canada Packers and Union Company in Edmonton are scheduled to vote early next week on a five cents per hour increase in basic wage rates offered by their respective firms. Jack Hampson CIO Alberta representative announced today.
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EDMONTON
Canada Packers and urns and Company
Jack Hampson
CIO
Alberta
Gasoline Truck Deaths Reported in Alberta Accidents
Two gasoline trucks crashed in separate Alberta locations Friday night. Ben McDonald, 24, died when his truck overturned west of Delia, while Abraham Isaacs, 26, was lightly injured when his rig jackknifed near Calgary and burst into flames. The Dench of Canada Ltd Calgary division vehicle was en route to Edmonton with gasoline.
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CALGARY
J. L. Crawford
Edmonton
Holy Cross hospital
rts
munticipal airport
Dench of Canada Ltd
Eleven Nazi Leaders Expected to Hang in Final Pleas
Eleven of the 20 Nazi leaders heard in final pleas today expect to be hanged, defense lawyers said. Names mentioned include Schachi ll, Von Neurath and Von Puachem, with Fritsche and Streicher also hoping for clemency.
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Naa
dew fence
Schachill
Von Neurath
Von Puachemeqcy
University housing and admissions expand for married students
The University of Alberta and the University of Bitten Gents plan to increase housing, power and water services for married and single veterans. The alberta campus will erect special accommodations while army huts will house up to 300 students as applications rise beyond last year’s 3,447.
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mein sity
Mort Garry
University of Alberta
Famous Monty Beret Worry to Aide in Kingston
The famous Monty the black beret worn by Marshal Montgomery inspires worry as Maj Moel Chavasse is urged to seize it when Monty removes it. The same officer also pockets the Field Marshal’s standard during car inspections.
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KINGSTON
Ont
Monty
Viscount Montgomery
Maj
Moel Chavasse
seval
Maj. Chavasse
Jack and Lion
Turbulent Eve Ahead as Greek Plebiscite Nears
A crowded evening in Athens sees British troops confined to barracks on the eve of the anticipated return of King George III from exile in England. Rioting in Rio de Janeiro leaves one dead and many injured amid protests over living costs. In Charlottetown, polio reaches epidemic proportions with 43 new fatalities and 1,049 cases in Canada this year. Molotov travels from Paris to Moscow as Fourth Power talks loom, while Ottawa proposes consolidating public servants' bonuses with regular salaries.
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ATHENS
Greece
George III
England
wedyn
RIO DE JANEIRO
Praail
crise
meby
F.E.I
CHARLOTTETOWN
C.P
Prince Reward
vaid
Canada
MOLOTOV
MOSCOW
FARIS
Fernga
V. M. Meteteghte
Paris
French
fértiga offie spektumen
Redd
Mir
Deeker
meny teiegseen
OTTAWA
Siicshiye
Sit
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Wilhelm Keltel
Alfred Rosenberg
Karl Doenitz
Erich Raeder
a von Schirach
Fritz Sauckel
U.S. army
Toils
USSR
rohkow
Senate and
Commons
Quebec
Senate
national hall
G.B
Mufti
Varsities
Monty Beret
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