Connally Clashes Over Atomic Bomb Veto at UN
Senator Tom Connally of Texas questions Soviet arms limit proposals at the U N Security Council stance. He argues veto power must not block inspection and control measures aimed at banning the atomic bomb and all mass destruction weapons. The debate pauses as Russia seeks more study time and a subcommittee to review proposals.
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Russia
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Privy Council Debates Deportation Grounds for Naturalized Citizens
The Privy Council case centers on whether deporting naturalized citizens requires loyalty doubts and if War Measures Act powers suffice. Protagonists Brewin and Gordon Wis contend the scope of decrees in council may exceed authorized authority, prompting a constitutional clash.
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Privy Council backs wartime deportation orders for Japanese Canadians
The Privy Council ruled the War Measures Act orders enabling deportation were valid despite challenges to their reach and extraterritorial scope. It found no need to reassess internal and international law while confirming government authority, noting humanitarian grounds did not justify removing wives and children.
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High Court Jury Dismisses Laski Libel Suit in London
A London high court jury ruled against Professor Harold Laski in his libel case against the Newark Advertising Company and Cyril Parlby, editor of the Weekly Newark Advertiser. The court found no proof he advocated violent revolution in a June 1943 Newark speech, noting context of heated election time and reporting as part of public discourse.
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Canadian wheat queen crowned at Chicago show
Mrs Alma Kelsey of Erickson British Columbia won the title wheat queen for North America at the 47th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with hard red spring wheat weighing 66.5 pounds a bushel. Neighbor Frank Putnam praised her victory noting her 1940 seventh place showing. A Newton Halterman of Rushville Indiana won corn king at the same expo. Erickson, near Creston in the Kootenay region, lies along the Crow’s Nest Kettle Valley line from Lethbridge to Vancouver.
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Government plans broad price controls removal by 1947 end
The Prices Board aims to lift controls on a wide array of goods by year end 1947. The list includes clothing, textiles, coal, wood, petroleum, rentals, agricultural machinery, household goods, tools, fishing gear, construction products, chemicals, papers, services like transport and warehousing, and meals. They caution removal will favor items most affecting living costs.
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Mark 1000th Atlantic Crossing by Canadian Airlines
Mark 1000th Atlantic crossing by Canadian government airlines completed today aboard a Nota Stars liner under construction in Canada for TC A Atlantic routes. The aircraft, powered by Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, will cruise around 325 mph, aiming to cut travel times between Montreal and London. Capt. George Lothian led the historic flight.
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Vancouver Pilot Brings Lancastrian to London Airport
Trans Canada Air Lines Lancastrian landed at London airport after a rough trip from Montreal to Prestwick Scotland. Captain J G Hames of Vancouver piloted the four engined aircraft with a crew of four. A new crew under Captain Lothian handled the Prestwick London rotation.
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Manning says Ottawa may consider tax deal concessions
Alberta Premier BE Manning says Ottawa signals mayback tax agreement concessions but he has received no official counter offer beyond the federal budget. He expects minor concessions could satisfy most provinces if the terms are acceptable.
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More Sanitation In Restaurants Campaign Relaunched
Ottawa hosts a re launched Health league of Canada model short course for restaurant staff to teach modern sanitation and food handling. Lectures and films invite federal and civic health officials. employers must gain health officer approval and display league certificates while meeting local sanitation standards.
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Toronto taxi driver slaying sparks $2000 reward offer
Police in Toronto press a city wide hunt for a "pasty faced" killer who shot 13 year old Alfred Reddish, a veteran taxi driver in his cab in west Toronto. Chief Constable John Chisholm posts a $1000 reward and taxi groups raise total rewards to $2000 for information leading to the capture of the slayer.
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John Chisholm
Independent ‘Taxi Owners’ Association
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Freight ships beat deadline on grain shipment surge
Beat Rate Boost Port Arthur reports fifteen freighters carrying about 400000 bushels of grain cleared the head ports Saturday night to beat the insurance rate deadline. Rates increased at midnight Saturday and additional rises will apply through December.
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Taxi Driver Robbed by Gunman in Vancouver
Leo Turner, a taxi driver for Blue Cab Taxi, was held up by a lone gunman in the company office during the early hours. The assailant struck Turner with a revolver, escaping with $23 after knocking him down and ransacking the pockets. no additional money was found.
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Blue Cab Taxi company
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Refusal of Lunan to test forces adjournment of case
Ottawa reported a new refusal by David Gordon Lunan to testify forced an adjournment in the Queen's University professor Halperin espionage case. Crown counsel asked to defer to Dec. 18 as Lunan's silence prevented proceeding and questions arose about punishment for refusing to be sworn.
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Tsmnel Halperin
Queen's University
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John R. Cart- Wright
Toronto
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J. C. McRuer
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Riots Drag Shanghai Into Turmoil Over Weekend Clashes
Shanghai report details weekend riots as a fruit stand and a print shop are attacked. Mayor K C Wu pledges sympathy by giving 1,000,000 Chinese dollars to the printer while authorities limit street vendors to curb violence. No official deaths reported.
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Manitoba mink shipment valued at 50000 sent to Sweden Norway Denmark
Winnipeg breeder Jack Aylwin shipped two hundred Manitana mutated i mink valued at fifty thousand dollars to Sweden Norway and Denmark.
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Denmark
Winnipeg
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