United States Faces Atomic Secrets Decision at U N
A U N draft panel nears a compromise on a world arms and troop plan, with the United States, Britain, and Soviet Russia weighing a joint approach. The plan could delay disclosure of U S atomic secrets if approved, potentially concluding the disarmament effort quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRANCIS W. CARPENTER
N.Y
tA.P
United Nations committee
United Nations assembly
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Paul - Henri Spask
assembly
Britain
United Nations
U.N. security council
Russia
Commutation Sought for Staley Hanging Sentence
Calgary December 11 Application has been made to the minister of justice for commutation of sentence for Donald Sherman Staley who faces hanging at Lethbridge jail December 18 for the murder of six year old Donald Goss of Calgary. Staley's counsel John S Mavor said the application was filed November 29 and a ministerial reply will be carefully considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALGARY
C.P
minister of justice
Donald Sherman Staley
Lethbridge
Donald Goss
John S. Mavor
Staley
Mavor
Prime Minister Mackenzie King to Speak on The Nations Business
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King will address Liberal party principles tonight on CBCs The Nations Business broadcast. Eastern Canada speaks 8:30 to 8:45 p.m. and Western Canada from 10:00 to 10:15 p.m. C.B.T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
Liberal party
CBC
King
Canada
pan. C
Red Barns Decline Amid Modern Farm Building Push
Indications from the New York Times and U S Department of Agriculture show farm buildings evolving with aluminum steel and plywood construction. Silos with glass liners and insulated sections boost dairy and poultry storage while one story fireproof barns gain favor. Projected farm construction may reach 2 billion annually for a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lue
York Times
United States
Deparumieni of Agriculture
She &x
City council approves clock and fire alarm upkeep by by law
Sarnia officials report a by law authorizing a $50 payment to Presbyterian church trustees for upkeep of the town clock and fire alarm. The Kirk's Tower bell and clock have cost the city about £3,500 since 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SARNIA
Ont
Presbyterian church
Kirk
King overhaul reshuffles Dominion cabinet in Ottawa
Ottawa reports a major cabinet reshuffle as King shifts portfolios. Ilsley moves to justice, St Laurent to external affairs, Abbott gains finance, with Abbott to swap defence roles later. New appointees include E K Williams and J B Coyne. aims focus on 1947 legislation, rentals, price control and labor adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
C.P
Filme
Kingate
Finance
Asley
justice pontfolio
Lou St. Laurent
Defence
Abbott
St. Laurent
justice post
Mackenzie King
King
army
navy
Fisheries
Bridges
Air
Gibson
E. K. Williams
Winnipeg
royal commission on espionage
Manitoba
King's Heach
J. B. Coyne
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Cape Breton
Ilsley
justice department
cabiinet
supreme court bench
Nova Scotia
Saint John Milk Strike Impacts City Supply
Saint John New Brunswick, December 11, 50,000 residents feel the milk strike by about half the area suppliers. About 30 percent of normal milk entered yesterday, with 80 percent of county producers and 25 percent of non members supporting. The Milk Producers association seeks 35 cents per 100 pounds, total 62.80, a request refused by the dairy products commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAINT JOHN
N.B
New Brunswick dairy products commission
T. E. Desmond
Milk Producers association
Saint John county
L. A Donovan
Greater Saint John
French Naval Planes Deliver Food to Isolated Lighthouse
French naval planes dropped a 12 day food supply to a lonely lighthouse ten miles off the western coast, cut off from the mainland by a tempest since the weekend. Isolation has continued for nearly three weeks due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
France
Palestine talks prompt US Britain joint approach
London reports informal talks between Bevin and Byrnes lead to a US Britain plan to coordinate Palestine policy. US not changing basic aims but will seek Britain's counsel before any statements. Bevin pledged full consideration for Jewish proposals at the Palestine conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Foregn
Bevin
Byrnes
United States
Palestine
Britain
Truman
JERUSALEM
royal navy
Syria
Suda Bay
Crete
Cyprus
Jewish agency
CAIRO
GP El Said
Jamal El Husseini
Arab executive committee of
Arab League
Holy Land
Haig Wins After Tie Vote In Civic Election
Voters backed A. G. Vie tae 1,667 and Edward Castles 1,582 with Reginald Turnet at 4,487 as the top finishers in the alderman race. Returning officer cast deciding vote for Haig to secure council seat, prompting CLO to demand a recount. Regulations require 2 recount applications be filed within eight days.
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T. R. BAIG
VASELENAK
Lethbridge
T. L. Ferguson
Mr. Haig
C.G.A
C.L.O
Thomas B. Ferguson
eee
acces munich
Government Association
E. 3. Waschemek
meumbee
Civic Labor Organzation
LEME
CGA
tome
C.S.C
seaking
A. G. Vie~tae
K.C
thiee
Ald
Edward Castles
Reginald Turnet
public school board— ‘Trustees
Jean Glover
G. Brown
A. A. Haig
agnitel
Labor
fommar
bres ZY Me
Haig
council
Virtue
Castles
Turner
Horace. J. Godsalve
CLO
senta
C.G.A. nowinee
Petar
UNRRA Races to Spend 200 Million Before Year End
Washington dispatch reports UNRRA rushing to allocate about 200 million dollars remaining from the United States contribution as liquidation proceeds. Canada is said to have exhausted its annual 77 million aid allocations plus extra payments under USNAB charter terms. Fiorello LaGuardia and a policy committee chaired by L. B. Pearson will shape the remainder and possible extension into 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
U.N.R.R.A
United States
world agency
Canada
general committee on
L. B. Pearson
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Police Identify Eleventh Victim in Barry Hotel Fire
Saskatoon December 11 police announced the 11th dead in the Barry hotel fire is war veteran John Robert Downsray 28 of Moose Jaw. Identification by dental work was made by his father and brother. Funeral preparations proceed as injured patients recover and hospitals report six of 18 discharged. Investigations by provincial fire commission, police, and local fire department begin with no immediate inquest date.
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SASKATOON
Barry hotel
John Robert Downsray
Ominica street
Moose Jaw
Andrew Dowgray
Joseph Dowgray
alowely
Deaths yesterday reported from multiple regions
Walter Johnson 58 once baseballs strikeout king and Hall of Fame member dies in Washington. Charles Lanctat 82 long time deputy attorney general of Quebec passes away in Quebec. William Dwyer Big Bull 4 noted sports figure and bootlegging case convict obituary appears in New York. Granee Wanamee 70 former New York suffrage reader lecturer and writer dies in St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Walter
Big Train) Johnson
QUEBEC
Charles Lanctat
NEW YORK
William V.Big Bull Dwyer
ST. PETERSBURG
Fla
Granee D. Wanamee
womens’ suffrage
Seek New Industries for Nova Scotia County Unemployment
New Glasgow Nova Scotia sees 2,400 unemployed across five towns as labour slack grows. A county board of trade pushes new industries after wartime peaks, with a canning plant textile mills brick plant and coal mine set to open or expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN TRACY
NEW GLASGOW
Cecil
Canada
Picton county
Labor department
Dominion
board of trade
Trenton
Stellarton
Weatville
East river
Montreal Raids Reported Plan to Replace Government
The Montreal police and federal units raided homes after a Canadian paper published alleged documents detailing a plan to replace the municipal council and provincial government with Communist administrations. The document claims a 99-member council would shrink by two thirds and envisions Tim Buck as Quebec premier with redistribution of offices.
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MONTREAL
Le Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
La Canada
Tim Buck
Communist party of Canada
Progressive Labor movement
Quebec
folos
commissariats
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Salamullah Dravid
Ahmed Qavam
PASS CITY
Chaflankooh
Mianeh
Fedaie
EDDY GILMORE
MOSCOW
FBussians
Jafar Pishevari
Democrat party
A. G. VIRTUE, K.C
R. TURNER
United Kingdom
Isley
Mobsley
TOKYO
Lue Gen
Kyoji Koizumi
Japan
R.O
Haig Vaselenak
C.G.A. Trustees
Ady
Miners West
City Cent S'minstr
Armstrong Casties
Haig Kitson
Lowe
McCorkle
Waselenakee a
Vistue
Miners West City Cent. S'minatr
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Piazey
Stott
CLYDE BLACKBURN
NOVA SCOTIA COUNTY
SPAIN
Trinidad
C.P. Cable
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hime
Namene
Anthony
Alferta
WEST
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Saskateen
United Farmers of Canada
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