France Faces Worsening Indo-China Crisis Say Blum
President Blum warned the Indo-China crisis may deepen in weeks and announced Gen. Jacques Tederce would join the field as French forces fight Viet Nam troops. Leclerc would depart by plane, and Paris reported French troops capturing Tourane and opening Hanoi. 20 French civilians killed or missing in Hanoi amid mounting tensions in Cochin-China and Annam and Tom.
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Leon Blum
Indo- China
Jacques Tederce
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Blum
national assembly
Indoina
Leclerc
Strassbourg
Tourane
Hanoi
Viet Nam
France-Presse
France
Stee
Ho Chi Minh
Mamoi
Viet Namese
saveng
Marius Moutet
Moutet
Indo-China
Agence France- Presse
Saigon
Cochin-China
Annam
Tom
Stranger Than Fiction Story Of Vanished Author Frenette
The Left Hand Corner highlights the puzzling case of Paul Frenette, a 31 year old French Canadian author who disappeared October 9 while holidaying in northern Quebec. After a boating accident he regained memory by adopting his fictional persona Luc Dutrec and worked a six month stint in a mine under that name.
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Ripley
Paul Dumont Frenette
Quebec
Frenette
mension
Luc Dutrec
characer
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German POW choir entertains at Harboro church service
In Market Harboro England a choir of more than 100 German prisoners of war sang German carols at a Methodist church service with their camp padre assisting the minister. Many prisoners are to be entertained by church members on Christmas Day.
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MARKET HARBORO
Leicestershire
England
Reuters
Chamber weighs portal to portal pay relief drive
The United States Chamber of Commerce plans a referendum among its 300000 members to back amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. It seeks limits on back pay for travel and other non production time and aims to broaden coverage in interstate commerce. Unions report back-pay claims approaching tens of millions, with estimates of up to billions possible. Dow Chemical has settled $4.056 million with United Mine Workers in District 50.
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HAROLD W. WARD
WASHINGTON
United States
Champer of Commerce
congress
supreme court
United Pottery Workers
C.LC
Mt. Clemens
Mich
John L Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Dow Chemical company of
Midland
Lewis’ District 50
United Mile Workers
UFL
Moncton Deluged by Rain Amid Water Shortage
Rainfall in Moncton this weekend topped two inches prompting ongoing strict water and power cutbacks. Officials said shortages persist despite the downpour, prompting baths to be limited and hotel guests and restaurants to conserve. Bathing requires careful timing to avoid pumping outages and waiting for hot water.
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MONCTON
N.B
Canada
Advertising Will Be Omitted From Sunday Herald American
The Syracuse Herald American and Evening Herald Journal will omit all display advertising for one week starting tomorrow except classified and churches due to an unprecedented newsprint shortage.
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N.Y
Syracuse Herald -American
Herali-American
Evening Herald-Journal
Tragic Ottawa fire kills four children at Rockcliffe barracks
Four children and their mother were seriously injured when a fire destroyed a former RCAF barracks at Rockcliffe converted for veterans. The blaze started after eight o'clock when Christmas tree flames touched a grill, trapping the Sevigny family inside. Neighbors and RCMP rushed to safety efforts, but the two-storey wooden structure burned rapidly. the victims were Michael four months Louise three Andre four and Jean six. The mother was taken to the RCAF hospital, while the father escaped by leaping from a window into the snow.
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OTTAWA
Youag
Rockcliffe
Pierre Sevigny
Michael
Louise
Andre
Jean
Sevigny
RCAF
Willam Conroy
R.C.AF
Fearless Cook on Bantria Faces Disappearances at Sea
Fred Mather, the new Bantria cook, remains unphased by two prior cooks vanishing at night on Mediterranean runs from Liverpool. He jokes he will not worry unless he disappears himself, while recalling the earlier disappearances of Clarence Laurie and Frank McNaught from the same liner.
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LIVERPOOL
England
C.F. Cable
Bantria
Mediterranean
Fred Mather
Mather
Clarence A. Laurie
Genoa
Italy
Frank McNaught
Fortune in Jewels Found in Lonely Shack Aldershot
The Daily Mail reports part of the Duchess of Windsor's stolen jewels may be among gems to be identified at Aldershot police headquarters tomorrow. The items, tied to London luxury flats robberies, were found in a secluded Hampshire field shack with Scotland Yard detectives and Canadian military police aiding the inquiry into possible soldiers involved.
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LONDON
The
Daily Mail
Duchess of Windsor
Aldershot
The Mail
Scotland Yard
Await Three Messages Await Three Messages
President Truman is drafting three messages to the new Congress opening January 3 1947. He will issue a state of the union budget and economic advisory report outlining needs for the next year and a plan for full employment. This marks a shift to a Republican dominated Congress with potential veto battles and urgent policy actions.
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CLYDE BLACKBURN
Canadian Press Star
WASHINGTON
Truman
Santa Claus
congress
Canada
senate
house
Bevin Sees Hope for Great Power Co operation
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin expressed optimism in a BBC speech that there is a first stage of concord among great powers and that friendship and cooperation are the surest basis for lasting peace. He warned peace would take years, noted U.S. and Soviet dominance, and urged independent British policy under the UN charter while offering a hand of friendship to all.
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Britain
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BBC
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Great Britain
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Russia
Ruasta
U.N
Daltron
U.S
Charles
Cooke
7th fleet
Ademiral Cocke
Dairen
anchorage
H. Merrill Benninghoff
Jesse L. Poole
Atlan Ga
Stam Vacuum Oil Co
Benninghof
N. Petrov
Petrov
Richard Cushing
China
Associated Press
Death Toll in Jap Quake Rises to 1125
Tokyo dispatch reports the death toll from the Saturday quake and tidal waves reaching 1125, with 100,000 plus homeless and widespread destruction across Shikoku and Wakayama. Rail lines blocked, relief teams deployed, and international aid mobilized as bitter cold worsens conditions.
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Shikoku
Wakayama
Kyodo
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Manchurian
Kochi
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Honshu
Shikoku Island
Kure
Okayama
Associated Press
Tom Lambert
Kocha
New Appeal by John L. Lewis Centered on Supreme Court Hearing
Washington December 25 United States Supreme Court grants John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers a hearing on a new appeal challenging the preliminary injunction tied to the recent coal strike. The case seeks to broaden legal grounds for contempt fines of 3.51 million and 10 thousand against the union and its leader, with arguments consolidated for January.
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United States supreme court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
A.FL
YES
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
supreme court
earler
Two Railwaymen Die In Kamloops Wreck
Two CPR freight train crews suffered fatalities when two freight trains collided Saturday at Meskain, 23 miles east of Kamloops. Bodies of engineer FP C Lindsay and headend brakeman FR G Vinnie were recovered. Fireman Allan Leckle broke a leg and is hospitalized. Engineer C RB Spurgeon sustained broken ribs and others had minor injuries.
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KAMLOOPS
B.C
FP. C. Lindsay
G. Vinnie
headhend
Revelstoke
CPR
Meskain
Allan Leckle
Royal Inland Hospital
C. RB. Spurgeon
Three Children Die In Fire In Ple ssis ville Quebec
In Ple ssisville Quebec a house fire killed three children, Andre and Germaine Pepity and another Penn child, while parents and a fourth Penn child were hospitalized with severe burns. The fire destroyed their home in the eastern townships center as the family’s father, an insurance agent, and the mother were among the injured.
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PLESSISVILLE
Que
hosspital
Andre
Germaine Pepity
Alfred Penn
Pepin
Ship in quake off Tokyo reports tremendous shock
Skipper of a Japanese manned United States tank landing ship twelve miles off Shingo during Saturday's quake described the moment as a hit mine like shock. He stated the vessel was not damaged and this was the first sea report from a ship during the quake.
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TOKYO
Shingo
By-Election Voting In Richelieu Vercheres Ride
Ottawa reports a by election to replace Hon. P. J. A. Cardin in Richelieu Vercheres. Candidates include Gerard Cournover Liberal Etienne Duhamel Progressive Conservative and Roland Coroeil Social Credit. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with 95 109 eligible voters.
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commonaax
pally
Richelieu-Vercheres
P. J. A. Cardin
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Progressive Conservatives
C.C.F
Social Credit
Bloc Populaire
Indib
Ind. B.C
Ind. CCF
Lab.- Prog
Union des Electeurs
varant
SOREL
house of commons
Gerard Cournoyet
St. Lawrence tiver
Montreal
Etienne Duhamel
Caisse Populaire
People's Savings Banks
Roland Coroeil
Liberals
St. Laurent
Quebec
Cournover
Duhamel
Varennes
Tim Buck
Cardin
Stolen Belgian Papers Reported Missing in London
Important Belgian government documents vanished from a stolen car found abandoned in London. A Belgian embassy spokesman said the papers were diplomatic and would be of little use to the thief, though valuable to the loser.
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