Agreement Seen Without Strike Action In Western Canada
Miners withdraw the main demand to abolish the contract pay system and set a $14.05 day wage, easing strike prospects. No strike planned on Feb 16 as talks continue between the miners and colliery operators. The welfare fund royalty increase to 20 cents per ton remains the key issue for the union.
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Tooth decay seen as general resistance issue
Dr Harold S Jones argues in Oral Hygiene that tooth decay stems from diminished general resistance rather than a single cause such as fluoride lack or sugar intake. He criticizes old stock answers given to worried mothers and urges studying decay from a holistic resistance perspective, noting mother and child lectures often fail to address diet and vegetables.
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Three Found Nevada Is Gripped May Fly Meet in Wreckage
A ten day search for a missing Yellowknife Airways plane ended with discovery of the charred craft and its three dead occupants on Great Slave Lake s southern shore. Pilot Grant Ford and passengers Henry Dents and Thomas Lee had been missing since Jan 22 from Yellowknife to O Connor Lake. Next of kin notified.
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Truman Sees U S Can Head Off Economic Disaster
President Truman told a National Planning Association dinner that the United States can avert economic disaster and must also pursue world planning. He warned against classifying planned economy as communism while stressing need for a sound, prosperous economy to meet global responsibilities. He recalled the 1929 1932 Depression and said planners across sectors are working to prevent a recurrence.
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Supplies Reaches Stewart After Icebound Sea Run
Supplies for Stewart British Columbia and Prince Rupert landed at Stewart on the south tip of Alaska. The SS Camosun grounded within a half mile of the village before turning back. A small boat ferried shipments ashore in the third attempt to reach Stewart.
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Beef and Lard Prices Lower In Vancouver Market
Beef prices in Vancouver have fallen about 10 percent in two weeks as U S buyers pass the Canadian market for large domestic supplies. Lard dropped wholesale seven cents and currently sells at 26 to 30 cents per pound. Park meat, however, is up from a recent low.
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Stalin invites Truman to meet in Europe or USSR
Stalin sent a telegram to Kingsbury Smith offering to meet Truman in Moscow or other Soviet cities or, if objections arose, in Poland or Czechoslovakia. He cited medical advice against a long journey and said there is no objection to a meeting. A White House spokesman said Truman would meet only in Washington.
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Coroner rules Russian clerk died by own action
A coroners jury in London ruled that Anatoly Kaplkin, 39, a Russian embassy clerk, killed himself after leaping from a hospital third-floor window during recovery from surgery. He died Friday, the inquest found his mind was disturbed.
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War Threats Debated In Commons in Ottawa Speech
In Ottawa on February 2 the Commons debated war risks lingering over the throne speech. Progressive Conservative leader George Drew pressed for an emergency debate on potential war with Russia, but Speaker Fauteux ruled the motion out of order. The vote ended 133 to 55 against. Harris, PM St Laurent’s aide, denied any Brantford claim that a three month war with Russia was imminent, saying the Atlantic security pact aims to deter aggressors and secure world peace. The session focused on heightened foreign danger and Canada’s response.
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Atlantic Powers Urge Norway To Join NATO Effort
Washington reports that the United States and Atlantic powers are poised to back Norway against Soviet pressure to join the projected North Atlantic alliance. Norway may be invited to participate in talks with the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Portugal, Iceland, Denmark, and others as negotiations proceed. Norway said it would consider an Atlantic security arrangement and would grant bases only if attacked.
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White House Says Truman Has Not Received Invitation
The White House stated President Truman has not received any invitation from Premier Stalin for a meeting to discuss U S Soviet differences. Truman remains opposed to leaving the United States for such a talk, and Secretary Ross noted no communication from Stalin. Paris offers as meeting site but stresses Truman’s health and preference for Washington.
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United States Rejects Peace Parley With Russia
U S states rejection of any peace talks with Russia that exclude other nations. President Truman remains open to a meeting with Stalin in the U S but not any foreign summit. In other items, two B 25s collide and explode near Shreveport with at least three survivors reported.
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