Grain Prices and Mass Shooting Reported
Grain price declines show a potential bottom with wheat futures and corn moving within daily limits. In Bellevue, Alberta, a mass shooting at the Nibsinsky home left three dead, one critical, in a domestic dispute linked to estrangement and a mother-in-law assault charge pending for George Trifanenko.
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CHICAGO
Feb
New York
samexhas
New Fors Stock Exchange
Herald
Hlairmore
Bellevue
ELLEVUE
George Trifanenko
Bellevue pool
Frances Trifanenko
George
Walter Nibsinsky
Bellevue hospital
Helen Nibsinsky
Walker
Nitsinsky
Bellevue Dairy
Parents Win Damages in Police Constable Shooting Case
A Toronto jury awarded Mr and Mrs Aban 4250 damages against Police Constable George Victor Joyce for shooting their son Donald on July 30 1946 as officers pursued two youths who had taken suitcases from a car. Joyce testified the shooting was an accident claiming he stumbled and his muscles tensed.
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TORONTO
Fen
Thorsdey
George Victor Joyce
Donald
London police car question on exam papers spark debate
The London correspondent for the Ottawa Journal reports on a first class certificate exam in London with questions on speed, police pursuit timing, and social topics. The piece notes the arithmetical problem and asks whether the psyche and social issues influence behavior, reflecting on crime in the West End.
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London
Otttawa Journal
grett
herve
esther
askec
West End
Lonésa Ind
Fes
ciminsa coal
Fianna Fail faces coalition hurdle in Ireland election
Dublin Feb 6 Fianna Fail led by Prime Minister De Valera trails with 55 of 117 seats as returns from three quarters of Ireland's 40 constituencies show a hung Dail. Mullins says coalition with Labor and independents possible while Fine Gael and Clann Na Poblachta gain. Independent and Labor factions urged caution amid a complex proportional representation count.
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DUBLIN
Thomas L. Mullins
Fianna Fail
Eamon De Valera
Tay
Mulling
De Valera
Fiann na Fail
AGAESST
Mulins
Lem
National Labor
Séan MacBride
Clann Ke Poblachia
Republican party
MacBride
Richard Mulcahy
Fine Gae
Gmited Ireland party
Fine Gael
Labor
a. Clann Na Podlechis
Fermer
Bh Nauorai
Zire
Nazi Chief in Occupied France Dies by Suicide
Paris dispatch reports Gen Otto Von Stuelpnagel, wartime commander of German troops in occupied France, hanged himself in Cherchemidt prison. The 69 year old was under indictment for crimes against international law, including hostages executions, marking the second war time German officer to kill himself in two days amid war crimes charges.
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PARIS
war ministry
Otto Von Stuelpnagel
Frabee
Cherchemidt
Stuelpnagel
Marcel Heraud
Strelppagel
Johannes Blaskowitz
Holland
Nuernberg
Germany
Greek Warships Ordered to Sink Unidentified Submarines
The Greek ministry ordered warships to attack and sink all unidentified submarines in Greek territorial waters after reports of two subs near the Peloponnesus Crete and Preveza. Troop and supply ships are escorted by destroyers and corvettes with depth charges. A guerrilla clash near Mount Parnis engaged Pywilzge gendarmerie units as fighters moved south from Monns Parnassus.
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ATHENS
iavy mministry
Peloponnesus
Crete
Preveza
Fenian sea
Prevyeza
Epirus
ministry of public order
Pywilzge
Mount Farmes
Monns Parnassus
Surprised Passengers Sleep Through Overnight Rail Ride
Boston dispatch reports sleepers from the Owl New York New Haven and Hartford train woke in Boston at dawn due to an unintentional delay. The locomotive failed and the crew, choosing not to disturb, let passengers rest until the train rolled again at 7.45 am.
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BOSTON
New York
New Haven
Herifore
wnstead
cerailea
Doctors To Strike in Britain Over Health Service Plan
London reports a potential doctors strike as general practitioners weigh a crucial vote on the national health service plan. If two thirds approve withholding services, the British Medical Association could press Health Minister Aneurin Bevan to concede terms. Bevan insists the plan, approved by Parliament, will start July 5 and aims for universal medical care.
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LONDON
Bricain
Medical Association
Healkkh
Aneurin Bevan
BEVAN
Willing To Run In Pincher Creek Hon W A Fallon
Alberta's Minister of Public Works Hon W A Fallon signals willingness to run for Pincher Creek Crow's Nest in the upcoming provincial election after meetings with Social Credit supporters in Pincher Creek and Coleman. He currently represents Grouard in the Alberta legislature and no nominating date is set.
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W. A Fallow
Alberta
Pincher Creek
Crow's Nest
The Herald
Coleman
Mier
Fallon
iainister
Grouard
Albarte
Former Dancer Named Beneficiary Of Large Estate
London reports Marjorie Cunliffe-Owen, ex dancer and former Daw, named chief beneficiary of the Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen estate valued at 5.2 million pounds. The late tobacco magnate left 1.3 million to his heir and other sums in death duties, with the remainder in trust for his three children after Miss Cunliffe-Owen's death.
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LONDON
Marjorie Cunliffe-Owen
Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen
British-American Tobacco Company
Cunchiffe-Owen
Marjorie Daw
Sir Hugo
Waterton Sets Air Speed Record in 100 Kilometer Flight
Canadian born Squadron Leader Bill Waterton, chief Gloster test pilot, broke his own 100 km closed circuit speed record at Moreton Valence, achieving 542.9 meters per second over three 33.44 km laps. He earlier set a 769.9 mph mark around the circuit in seven minutes 13 seconds, surpassing the previous 496.9 mph. The record awaits confirmation by the Paris based federation.
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MORETON VALENCE
Gloucestershire
England
John Cantunznam
Waterton
Gloster Aircraft Company
Cunningham
Isent R. Baird
United States
Nutty Cat Rules Apartments in Buffalo Scene
A large tomcat entered an apartment building in Buffalo and terrorized residents for 90 minutes. Four police officers who responded were forced back by the cat, which weighed at least ten pounds and prowled the second and third floors climbing doorsills and walls before be ing killed with nightsticks.
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BUFFALO
N.SY
Alfred LL Binkerman
Fires Leave Ottawa Area Homes Homeless In Winter Blaze
A 24 hour fire period left over 47 people homeless across rural Ottawa area within 73 miles of the capital. Iroquois North Gower and Ottawa reports show multiple structures destroyed with losses ranging from 30 000 to 100 000 dollars. One firefighter suffered an ankle injury at Duke Street station as crews battled blazes with disrupted telephone lines and detours on the main route.
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Aliso St
Los Angeles
Calif
Santa Fe
El Canitan
Union station
roundhouse
OTTAWA
Ottawa Valley
Iroquois
Ont
North Gower
InOttawa
Booth Street
Duke Street
Donald Fraser
Nepean
Richmond
Gloucester
Gower
Ottawa‘Foroute
Canada’s First Immigration Ship Sails Soon
Canada’s first immigration vessel Canadien Pacific Steamships Beaverorae will depart Saint John on Sunday and Halifax the next day for London and Plymouth. Reconditioned after wartime service as a German depot repair ship, she will carry 773 displaced persons and other immigrants westbound, under Canadian Pacific Steamships in cooperation with national immigration policy.
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SAINT JCEN
Dominion
Canadien Pacific Steamships
Beaverorae
Halifax
London
Presermaven
Germany
versons
will ile
Canadian Pacific
Mammoth flat-top in new nuclear strike plan
President Truman hinted at a giant 60 1 000 160 893 000-ton mammoth flat-top aircraft carrier and other experimental war staff to carry atomic bombs. The budget proposal asks 23 million dollars for ships now on the ways to be redirected to fighting craft. Navy details remain sketchy as Sullivan prepares specifics.
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United States
Truman
congress
Navy
Joh L Sullivan
Debate Postponed As Ottawa Parliament Scales Cost of Living
Ottawa debate on rising living costs extended until Monday as opposition calls for broader powers for a 16 member committee to probe causes of high prices. Liberal members urged reimposition of price controls and subsidies while inquiry into trade cartels and monopolies continues amid government and opposition disagreements.
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OTTAWA
Ainister Mackenzie Ling
David Grolli
Torsmzo Spadina
Uongl
Bertrand L. Terrebonne
bose
Creil
Tiley
smgil
Sombines suvvestigation
IDMGuSSO jand
sang
Ring
Solan Low
Social Credit
John Bracken
ieader
Lone gunman robs bank near St Michel
A hooded gunman robbed a Provincial Bank branch near St Michel eight miles northwest of MonsterL, escaping with cash between 4000 and 8500. Police search the area as authorities note the quick, planned heist in rural Quebec.
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QUEBEC
Charles Boff
CANADA
OTTAWA
United States
Hower
A.SH
Su. MORITZ
American Amateur Hockey Association
PRINCE GEORGE
B.C
Britain
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Donald Archerson
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