Jews Arabs Step Up Mobilization Plans
Dayton Ohio December 4 0 George Truman and Clifford Evans plan the final leg of their world flight in light monoplanes weather grounded them yesterday delaying the hop to Tetertoro New Jersey their starting point Aug 9 they landed here Saturday and visited aviation pioneer Orville Wright who complimented their nerve and Truman replied with a smile at Wright’s remark
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Showdown Over Partition in Holy Land Intensifies
Jerusalem December reports say Jews and Arabs clash over partition of Palestine with 91 killed in nine days. Attacks on Tel Aviv and Jaffa stores, a British policeman killed in Waffa, and rising Arab recruitment unsettle the region as Britain plans to quit mandate next May 15. Across Cairo Arab League members weigh steps against partition. Chanukah celebrations dampened by violence.
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Royal Salute to King George VI Across Canada
A royal 21 gun salute will be fired at 12 noon across Canada on December 11 to mark the 11th anniversary of King George VI accession. Stations include London Toronto Kingston Ottawa Montreal Quebec Halifax Saint John Winnipeg Victoria Regina and Calgary.
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Royal Military College World War II honors and deaths
The Royal Military College reports 114 graduates lost in the latest war with 1358 ex-cadets on active service. Of these, 961 served with the Canadian Army, 252 in the Royal Canadian Artillery, 69 in special war work, and 206 reached colonel or higher. Twenty nine became generals and about half earned detachment honors during World War II. A total of 677 awards were earned, including one Victoria Cross and 72 DSOs.
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Molotov outlines terms for German economic unity in Cairo talks
Foreign Minister Molotov presented a four part plan tying Ruhr control and repeal of the Anglo American monetary merger to Soviet acceptance of Germany reparations. He urged a combined approach to reparations and unity, noting Britain would not accept a ten billion dollar working figure. He attacked Western plans for economic revival of occupation zones as aimed at liquidating Germany’s independence.
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Communal Rioting Over U N Decision Escalates in Middle East
Arab leaders meet in Cairo to oppose the United Nations partition plan as violence surges in Palestine and the broader Middle East. Death toll reaches 213, with renewed fighting in Tel Aviv. a British constable killed in Haifa. Britain informs its Palestine mandate will end May 14. Leaders from Arab states pledge decisive action with allied forces as tensions threaten a regional crisis.
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New French Strike Fails to Disrupt Paris Transit
The CGT led two day subway and bus strike in Paris collapsed, with officials saying the action was annulled. A separate five day warning strike by civil servants, aiming to pull about 1.2 million workers, met dubious success as offices functioned normally.
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End Mandate By GB May 15
Britain plans to surrender the Palestine mandate by May 15 and set up provisional Arab and Jewish states after a two week transition. Arab Legion units to police key areas may arrive, with British troop withdrawals from Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva and Ramat Gan this month. United Nations commission of five nations must approve the handover before the provisional governments are declared. Final evacuation remains August 1.
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Implacable Molotov Voice Dominates Early Talks
London dispatch notes Vyacheslav Molotov shaping the foreign ministers conference with a steady Russia stance. He pushes for a central government for all Germany and delays treaty drafting to keep western talks alive, arguing unity serves Moscow’s aims and undermines a separate Western German arrangement.
Man Sought In Hamilton Death
Police search for a man who attended Mrs Julius Kabus into Dundurn Park after her body was found on a park museum veranda. A post mortem is awaited to determine cause with no signs of violence and a lone shoe off one witness reports tracks and a possible suspect.
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Ottawa Excise Tax Modifications Announced
Finance Minister Abbott outlined changes to the 25 percent excise tax affecting appliances and equipment. The tax will apply only when items are adapted for household use or for institutions like apartments, halls, clubs, and auditoria, with several exemptions and extensions noted.
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Commission In Kamloops to Hear 1000 Japanese-Canadian Claims
A royal commission opens in Kamloops British Columbia to examine 29 claims today with Justice Henry I Bird presiding. More claims will be heard across BC and other western provinces through 1948, as judges and commissioners travel to cities including Grand Forks Vernon and Winnipeg to assess property confiscations during World War II.
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Boyer to Appeal His Conviction
VTREAL reports Boyer plans an appeal after a jury convicted him on conspiracy to violate the Real Secrets Act. Bail was canceled. he remains in custody as he seeks a renewed trial. The case ties to espionage allegations involving Canadian politics and an alleged Moscow directed network.
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Pneumonia Claims Death of Columbia Leader Dr Nicholas Murray Butler
New York December obituary notes Dr Nicholas Murray Butler 84 eminent educationist and Columbia University president emeritus who died at St Luke's Hospital after bronchial pneumonia following indigestion. Funeral Tuesday at St Paul's Chapel on the Columbia campus. Butler shared the 1931 Nobel Peace Prize with Jane Addams and was a long time advocate of the League of Nations and world court. He led Columbia from 1901, shaping its growth and finances during a storied career marked by public service and international diplomacy.
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PNEUMONIA Continues on Fare Tweed
News bulletins report wage and strike developments from Paris as the government presents new terms to the Communist led general Confederation General du Travail amid ongoing labor unrest.
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