Russia protests US moves spark new diplomatic volleys
Washington reports a US state department countering Russia’s charges as false and distorted while US warship visits to Italian ports gain Italian consent. Moscow files two more protests over US bomber flights and Iran mission presence as threats to Russia’s frontier.
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North Africa
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The Left Hand Corner Continues On Back Page
A fragment from The London Times outlines a patient demanding a paternity certificate before a baby carriage purchase. Bureaucrats refuse to view such personal details, citing strict regulations. A Birmingham physician reports New Zealand plans for Clubmiven hydro electrical development costing £13,908,000, with initial £8,500,000. The project aims as a major electrical undertaking.
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London Times
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New York
BIRMINGHAM
New Zealand
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usder- wekings
Riot at Shanghai cotton mill leaves multiple dead
Shanghai scene of heavy rioting as police clash with seven thousand workers at the ng Sung Sing mill. Two women workers die and another killed in a three story fall. more than six injured. Police use tanks and riot cars to quell sit down strike amid hostage taking and machine debris. About 300 workers arrested and several hurt attempting to leave. Authorities report half of the 7,000 laborers opposing the sit down.
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Guerrilla Support From Albania Reported
New York report states that the Omited Nators committee on the Balkans in Salonika approved conclusions showing active support to Greek guerrillas in Ioamammea and Konitsa came from artillery fire across Albania. The committee acted after observers’ visit to the area between Jan and Feb.
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Mass strike hits Germany as Gandhi ashes gathered in vigil
In Delhi Nehru vows to uphold Gandhi’s legacy amid a memorial service. Across the Jumna Gandhi’s ashes are prepared for scattering on sacred waters as violence fears, political pressure, and assassination plots roil India. In Frankfurt, Germany, nearly 3 million workers join a 24 hour mass protest against food shortages across zones, with large-scale strikes planned in Hamburg Stuttgart and Württemberg Baden.
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Indian union
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FRANKFURT
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Stuttgart
Wurttemberg-Baden
Hannover
Cabinet Shake-Up After Gandhi Assassination in Wew Delbi
Reports from New Delhi say Gandhi assassination spurs cabinet shake up as followers demand better protection. Nehru remains near succession with Patel as rival power. Police in Bombay arrest five suspected conspirators in widening Gandhi murder probe as authorities seek clues. London holds prayers for peace with large Mahatma Gandhi portrait.
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Gandhi
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Congress party
Hindustan Times
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Nerun
LONDON
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Tax Evasion Investigators Boost Revenue In Ottawa Action
Ottawa revenue officers report more than 2 million dollars recovered after two years of targeted tax evasion investigations. Fines totaling 327 thousand dollars plus 1.675 million in hidden back taxes were collected, with voluntary disclosures rising after large scale prosecutions and penalties.
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treasury
Accidental Death Verdict After Canadian Mine Rockslide
A coroner's jury in Britannia B C returned an accidental death verdict Saturday night for three miners killed Friday in a rockslide at a mine. The jurors urged that only experienced miners be allowed to work in such operations. Identified victims were Jackson Kn 43 Burnaby BC William Natrasowany 23 Fort Rae Mer and Sam G A Boucher 32 Buffalo NY.
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No Jobless Insurance For Miners In Western Canada
Alberta and British Columbia coal miners on strike since January 13 were denied unemployment insurance by Ottawa. The ruling affects about 10,000 miners though locals plan appeals to a referees board. Pay days have passed with no wages while conciliation hearings in Calgary continue and a coal price increase is discussed.
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United Mine Workers of America
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Lynn
commission
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Lethbridge
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Calgary
Canada
CCL
British Columbia
District 14
UAIWA
Domestic Coal Operators’ Association
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Western Canada Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Squaws Win Victory for Equal Voice in Tribal Affairs
Calgary February report declares Alberta Indian Association council voted to grant squaws equal voice in tribal affairs, with 97 of 140 chiefs in favor. No women attended the meeting. delegates rejected voting rights in provincial and federal elections citing concerns over protections and eligibility rules. The council also urged raising residential school per capita grants from 180 to 300 dollars.
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Lesser Slave Lake
United States
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Ottawa
Frank Cardinal
Enda, Alta
Squirrel Causes Domestic Mischief In Suburban Home
In Philadelphia on a February Saturday a gray squirrel raided Mrs. J Earl Calles home causing extensive damage. Police report seven of eight rooms ransacked with quilts chewed perfume bottles broken papers scattered and scent of fruit cake on the culprit. The squirrel fled when a window was opened.
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J. Earl Calles
Polceman
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Fresh Cold Wave for Ont
A new cold wave spreads toward western Ontario halting factory gas supplies and leaving about 25,000 industrial workers idle for 10 days. Provincial fuel controller A R Crozier warned two weeks of cold and high gas use may strain fields, with a week of mild weather needed to recover. The piece notes weekend fires across Ontario causing two child deaths and property damage. continued on page two.
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cemetery
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Edmonton judge rejects prosecution requests in defamation case
Mr Justice Shepherd of Alberta's supreme court rejected postponing the trial on defence request. The three defendants Jack Kent Comer Harold Dingman and Dr Charlotte Whitten were released on bail of 1000 each. The case centers on a magazine article titled Babies For Export alleging child welfare admin failings in Alberta. Defence argued jurisdiction and postponement. judge noted the importance of the case but allowed continued preparations with potential delays.
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J. Shepherd
Alberta supreme court
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actes
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Toronto
New Liberty Magazine
Harold Dingman
Dingman
Eimorton
Charlotte Whitton
Imperial Otter
Herald announces redesigned Classified Ad Page headings
The Herald unveils easier to read classification headings with larger type and an index system. Advertisers can locate their ads using two finding methods, aiming to improve readability and usefulness for readers.
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House Passes Tax Cutting Bill and Other U.S. News
The House approves a Republican backed 36 500 066 tax cutting bill by 120 to 21 0. John L Lewis warns of independent action to secure miners welfare fund payments. Eisler arrested for deportation. Tudoe planes suspended after Bermuda mishap. A masked trio robs a bank in Montreall steals 311 008. Denazification tips urged in Frankfurt and Nehru defends government as India abolishes private armies. Malcolm MacDonald to visit Canada for a two month holiday.
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WASHINGTON
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United States
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justice department
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civil aviation ministry
Bermuda
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Canadienne Nationale
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohandas K. Gandhi
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