Adams Said In Soviet Pay In Canada Front Page Scoop
The Ottawa Journal reports the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have captured an alleged mastermind of a foreign spy ring in Canada identified as operating under the alias Arthur Adams. Adams is said to have been in Soviet pay since 1938 and was tracked after entering Canada last December, with raids commencing last Friday. The probe describes a vast fifth column silently aiding Moscow, though sources say the Soviets had no aggression planned.
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Canadian Press
UAWA
Ottawa Journal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
Arthur Adams
Adams
R.C.MLP
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Zaroubin
Ottawa
Moscow
R.C.MSP
GEORGE KITCHEN
Dominion
royal commission
Know-how on atomic bomb stays U S secret says Byrnes
Washington reports Byrnes refused to confirm details of a Canadian spy ring or any leakage of U S atomic secrets. He restated that the United States retains sole knowledge of how to make the bomb while dodging questions about Russian involvement. The disclosure spurred calls in Congress to guard the information more closely and to seek the Canadian probe’s possible implications.
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WASHINGTON
Byrnes
United States
Canada
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Wealthy Torontonians buying farms to dodge income tax say Ontario official
H Hooper reeve of Markham Township told the Ontario Agricultural Council that wealthy Toronto people are buying farms near towns at high prices and making repairs while declaring the government will collect the tax anyway. He warned this could push Ontarians toward peasant status as big buyers lock in farms or leave workers unemployed. The council passed a resolution seeking changes to distinguish dirt farmers from hobby farmers.
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H. Hooper
Markham Towship
Toronto milionairres
Russia
Ontario Agricultural Council
Toronto
Hopper
Ontario
clarms
Soviet Mistake Over Language Creates Confusion
London reports a Soviet embassy spokesman stating Jacob Sourity is headed to Mexico, not Canada, after hotel records listed him as ambassador to Canada. Ottawa’s George Zarubin is in Moscow, fueling diplomatic chatter as Souritz arrives from Moscow. The embassy blames a language mix up for the miscaptioned status.
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LONDON
Jacob Sourity
Mexico
Canada
George Zaraubin
Ottawa
Moscow
M. Souritz
Daily Sketch
M. Zaroubin
Souritz
Body of Woman Found In Snow Believed Slain
Desert Ontario February 20. Body of a woman, assaulted and slain, found almost buried in snow in Middleton Township nine miles southwest of this Norfolk county municipality. Clothing bears registration card for Mildred Ross of R R 1 Tillsonburg. Discovered by Hector Buffel as he left his house to drive his daughter to school. Body taken to Elmcoe hospital morgue. inquest planned and postmortem under way.
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DESERT
Middleton township
Norfolk county
Mildred Ross
R.R. 1
Tillsonburg
here
Hector Buffel
Elmcoe
Moscow Charges Canadian Attitude Threat To Normal Relations
Canadian and Soviet officials exchange hostile phrasing after Moscow accuses Ottawa of an attitude incompatible with normal relations. The Russian claim follows admission that a Soviet military attache obtained confidential information from Canadian citizens. London also reports Russia denying agents obtained secret data from Canada and reiterates the incompatible attitude statement.
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George Kitchen
UAWA
C.P
Moscow
LONDON
Russia
Canada
Queen Elizabeth Returns with 14000 Canadians
Canadian Press reports the Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York carrying 10,141 army personnel and 1,633 RCAF members. The liner, a war record, is to resume civilian service on the North Atlantic run. Since V-E Day she has aided 250,000 veterans repatriations.
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NEW YORK
R.C.A.F
Elizabeth
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Britain
Halifax
New Jersey
Dominion
Vancouver
Paul Martin
United Nations assembly
London
John EB. Read
department of external affairs
international court ofjustice
Hume Wrong
external affairs
George W. Ferguson
Winnipeg Free Press
Sir Arthur Haris
R.A F
bomber command
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Royal Canadian Navy
United Kingdom
Germany
Miimater Mackenne King
wil
Canada
First postwar cars and trucks en route to Canada
Austin Motor Company announced its first shipment of postwar cars and trucks is en route to Canada after price ceilings were lifted. In Edmonton, Mr and Mrs Melvin S Newhouse of Osoyoos BC face charges for failing to provide necessities for their five year old son Glen abandoned in Red Deer in sub zero weather a week ago Saturday.
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BIRMINGHAM
England
Austin Motor Company
Canada
EDMONTON
Melvin S. Newhouse
Septuplets Born In Paris Four Girls and Three Boys
London dispatch reports from Paris that a public house proprietor's wife gave birth to septuplets four girls and three boys all alive. Birth occurred in Rue Gallandre Paris with no independent confirmation yet.
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Paris
Bown
Abie
LONDON
C.P
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Rue Gallandre
Appeal to Privy Council on Japanese Deportation Ruling
The Co operative Committee on Japanese Canadians said it will appeal to the Privy Council to overturn today’s Supreme Court decision upholding deportation orders for 10 000 to 15 000 Japanese in Canada. The court ruled the orders in council were intra vires except for deporting wives and children.
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TORONTO
C.P
Co-operative Committee on
privy council
supreme court
Vast Majority Of Japanese In Alberta Wish To Remain
A Canadian Supreme Court ruling on deportation orders unsettles a large Japanese community in Southern Alberta. Most of about three thousand evacuees prefer to stay in Canada, with many already farming or employed in canneries, sugar beet work, or camps. Some fear forced repatriation for themselves and their children, while a smaller group had signed or event signed and later cancelled applications to return to Japan.
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Lethbridge
British Columbia
Alberta
Albert
supreme court
Japan
Supreme Court of Canada
The
Herald
Pacific
reesebling
Canada
Taber
RAYMOND
RAYMOND. Feb 20(HNS) — Raymonds
Ottawa
Dominsion
Ask More Aid For Farmers
EDMONTON Feb 20 Agriculture is Alberta’s number one industry yet receives less aid relative to its importance than other sectors. G E Bell in the legislature debate on the throne speech warned that farmers face an uncertain future and seek a national policy ensuring equity and security. He criticized wartime subsidies as a wrong policy, noting no clear plan to restore price relations and fearing continued subsidization would keep agriculture on a precarious footing. He urged the federal government to act on recommendations from agriculture groups and provinces, accusing subsidy quagling of eroding farm purchasing power and hindering full employment.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
G. E, Bell i S.C
Gleichen
Trapped in German mine blast near Dortmund
Five hundred fifty people including Allied personnel were trapped in a coal mine near Dortmund after an explosion. Nine of 18 brought to the surface were read. the rest were believed doomed.
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HERFORD
Germany
Reyters
Unnd
Dortmund
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