Drew Garson Demers Win In Federal By Elections
In recent federal by elections Liberal and Progressive Conservative gains were recorded. Garson captured Manitoba Marquette and Demers won Quebec Laval Two Mountains. PC leader George Drew won Carleton in Ottawa. Three elections were held yesterday and one a week ago.
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UAWA
C.P.J
Garson
Manitoba
Marquette
Leopold Demers
Quebec
Laval
George Drew
Ottawa
Carleton
vative
goula
Two Mountains
government
Nova Scotia
Digby-Annapolis Kings
fiat
HOUSE
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
C.C.F
Social Credit
Nicolet-Yamaska
Laval-Two Mountains
Earle Keating
Storm coalitions
Ex Official in State Dept Dies in 16 Story Plunge
New York December 21 1942 former State Department official Laurence Duggan 43 an adviser on Latin American affairs and president of the Institute of International Education died after plunging from a Manhattan office as espionage probes intensified. Mundt revealed Duggan named by Isaac Don Levine as one of six who allegedly passed confidential information. The probe also targeted Francis Sayre and Alger Hiss linked to the same espionage questions.
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NEW YORK
United States state department
Laurence Duggan
state department
Manhattan
Karl Mundt
TQ HULL Mund
Duggan
Cordell Hull
Isaac Don Levine
Plain Talk
Levine
Mundt
Chambers
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
Institute of International Education
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Alger Hiss
federal grand jury
Hiss
Swiss progress praised by A F Suter on Winnipeg visit
A F Suter of Benne praises Swiss advances during a business visit to Winnipeg. He cites automatic telephones, a robot system recording calls and billing, and notes Switzerland's stable economy with no communist influence. He also mentions DDT origin and generous living standards attracting dollars.
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ite S
Switzerland
A. F. Suter
Benne
Winnipeg
Suter
Snter
Canada
republic
Mr. Suter
Margarine Arrival Planned for Calgary January 3
Calgary grocery officials said the first margarine shipment will arrive January 3. They expect the initial allotment to be small but it will be cut for sale as soon as it reaches stores.
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CALGARY
C.P
PC lands sweeping win in Carleton Ontario by election
Winners in three federal by elections secured large majorities with opposing candidates failing to retain deposits. Drew captured Carleton for the Progressive Conservatives while Demers of the Liberals trailed. The result signals a strong PC showing and shifts in party standings.
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Carleton
G. Russell Boucher
Drew
Ontario
Marquette
James A. Glen
mines
Mr. Gargon
Manitoba
Progressive Conservatives
Demers
Liberal
Ireland Declares Itself Independent Republic In Dublin
Dublin reports Eire officially becomes an independent republic as President Sean T. O’Kelly signs out of the British Commonwealth. The repeal of the external relations act ends the last royal constitutional tie, with independence slated to take full effect on a proclaimed Independence Day in spring.
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DUBLIN
Eire
Ireland
Sean T. O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Dail
crown
Commonwealth
John A. Gostelo
De Valera
Costello
Britain
Attlee
house of counpiis
New Government Faces Losses in North China Front
Official sources report fresh government setbacks on the North China battlefronts less than a day after forming a cabinet seeking an honorable peace with the Communists. Nationalist troops abandon two rail towns near Tientsin, severing the city from the sea, while central China sees movement by Communist forces north of Nanking.
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WANKING
North China
Tientsin
Chunliangcheng
Tangku
central China front
Nanking
Chiang
Sun Fo
Spencer Moosa
Associated Press
Peiping
Shanghai
Moosa
Manchuria
Beet Sugar Helps Child At Christmas For Billie O Grady
Billie O Grady a five year old with a cane sugar allergy can now eat candy after a New Jersey firm prepared a batch using beet sugar. The special batch was delivered yesterday enabling a rare holiday treat for him.
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Billie
Hut
New Jersey
Bihe
bret
Stalin Is In Good Health On His 69th Birthday
Stalin, 69, appears healthy after vacation in southern Russia. He remains secretary-general of the Communist Party, a Politburo member, and chairman of the council of ministers. The press gave no birthday notice as he continues to lead the Soviet government and the party.
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MOSCOW
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Kremlin
Russia
Communist party
central committee
Communist party of the Soviet Union
council of ministers
Union
Soviet Union
Two Air Crashes Kill Dozens in China and Manchester
In Manchester England seven U A F men died when a Lancaster bomber crashed into an 1800 foot mountain near the city. The rescue team climbed four miles through cold rain to reach the scene. Separately a Chinese National Airlines C 54 Skymaster crashed near Hong Kong with all 33 aboard believed killed. Rescue boats later removed 31 bodies.
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MANCHESTER
England
u.a.F
here
CHINA
HONG KONG
Shanghai
Basalt Island
ELM
Allison
Wichita
Kans
O.N.A
Bias Bay
Charles Sundy
ROOSEVELT
Quentin Roosevelt
Theoarre Roosevelt
Chinese National Airlines Corporation
Ontario hydro negotiates Kaministiqua Power purchase
Toronto December 21 The Ontario Hydro Commission announced that it is negotiating to buy the Kaministiqua Power Company which serves Fort William Port Arthur and major regional industries. Robert H. Saunders commission chairman made the statement.
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TORONTO
Ontario hydro commission
Kaministiqua Power Company
Fort William
Port Arthur
Robert H. Saunders
Britain’s Four Year Plan Aims at Self Sufficiency
The government announces a four year plan to mobilize Britain’s manpower capital and resources for economic recovery. It seeks self sufficiency by 1953 with ERPs continued to mid 1952. Plan promises modest food supply increases and 15 to 20 percent rise in clothing and household goods.
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Britain
United States
E.R.P
Wage Contract Negotiations Open in Calgary Jan 6 1949
Negotiations for a new wage contract for coal miners who are premiers of District 18 United Mine Workers of America C C L will be held in Calgary starting January 6, 1949. Announcement of the date was made by A. v A. Cooney executive secretary of the Domestic Coal Operators Association of Western Canada William C. Whittaker secretary and commissioner of the Western Canada Bituminous Coal Operators Association and Angus J Morrison secretary treasurer of District 18. The current wage contract expires February 16, 1949.
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CALGARY
C.P
United Mine Workers of America
C.C.L
v.A. Cooney
Deaths Yesterday by the Canadian Press
Obituaries report Dr Daniel G Sullivan 9 asst medical director for Central Railroad of New Jersey in Jersey City New Jersey Percy Morrison 87 former mayor Sudbury Ontario and Dr Hugh Scott Cumming 79 retired surgeon general US Public Health Service in Washington.
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JERSEY CITY
NvJ
Daniel G. Sullivan
Central Railroad
Aw Jersey
TORONTO
Percy Morrison
Sudbury
Three-Power Government Set Up in Western Berlin
The three western commandants in Berlin formally establish a three power government for the British French and American sectors. They pledge a return to quadripartite administration if Soviet authorities comply, and note the Kommandatura remains in place though operations are limited to western sectors for now.
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BERLIN
United States
Berin
Britain
France
Jean Ganeval
United States backs Indonesian Republic at UN
The U S government says it will press the United Nations Security Council to halt the Java and Sumatra warfare and demand the Netherlands withdraw troops to pre attack positions. Dr Philip Jessup will also seek release of Republican leaders captured in the Dutch action.
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Java
Sumatra
Toeban
Bodjonegaro
Netherland
Pati
Bojolali
Soerakarta
republic
Jogjakarta
Netherlands
Batata
Bagan Siapiapi
Bukittinggi
Fort De Kock
Paris
Singapore
Sogjakarta
IA.P
United States
United Nations security council
council
Philip €. Jessup
ONTARIO
OTTAWA
Dev
Kapoleonas Jonusas
Navan
Ont
here
Jonusas
Annie Baryluk
EDMONSON
EDMONTON
C.P
NEIL COLVILLE
NEW HAVEN RAMBLERS
NEW YORK
Frank Boucher
Jan Patrick
American Hockey League
New York Rangers
Ranger
New Haven
STEPLIN ONTARIO POWER
TORONTO
Nec
C.PJ
Robert Saunders
Ontario Hydro-Electric
the Herald
Coquihalla Pass
Spence's Bridge
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GARSON Congmuen
State Dept
inquiry
Loch Lomond
LEOFOLD
STUART GARSON
Indonesia
New Netherlands
home secretary
Soekarno
Ntg
North
ELIZABETH
Billie O'Grady
D.C
SEEK BUY POWER CO
HERALDS
Western Berlin
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