Battle With Sugar Boss Is Bared Here
Delegates to the 23rd Alberta Sugar Beer Growers convention unanimously urged the federal government to oppose any move to legalize oleomargarine in Canada. Charles E Parry warned it would hurt Canada's dairying industry. Charlies Gladman accused a Canadian civil servant of insulting sugar industry representatives during a Montreal meeting. The principal speaker spoke at the Alberta Sugar Beet Growers Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gladman
Chatham
Ont
Canadian Sugar Beet Producers’ Association
Alberta Sugar Beet Growers’ Association
Albert beet growers’ organzation
Blair McKinnon
Herald
Windsor Daily Star
Philip Baker
Albtrna organization
Charles E Parry
Lethbridge
Alberta milk and cream producers’ organization
Alberta Sugar Beer Growers’ Association
Wednnesday
Canada
Charlies Gladman
Canadian Sugar Beet Producers Association
bert
Montreal
John Blackmore
House of Commons
Mr. Gladman
Alberta Sugar Beet Growers* Association
Noble
Aiontreal
Gladman
Government seeks state monopolies over film radio and broadcasting
The government asked parliament to approve laws creating state monopolies over movies, broadcasting, radio picture transmission, and radio telephone communications. Another measure would rationalize most of Bulgaria's real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOFTA
Bulgaria
Bryan quips on honesty and wealth in old interview
In a memory recounted from his early career William Jennings Bryan tells a reporter that a man cannot make a million dollars honestly. Years later the same journalist asks what Bryan said about rich men and he repeats his sharp line about not making two million dollars honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Demand Right Shipper Export Cattle to U S
The 25th Alberta Sugar Beet Growers Convention urged the federal government to restore the private shipper’s right to export cattle to the United States. George Ross Aden yancher and Canadian Council of Beef Producers chair led the appeal. Delegates blamed the Dominion export ban for depressing prices and forcing high quality beef into storage while Britain preferred cheaper cuts.
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United States
Alberta Sugar Beet Growers’ Association
George Ross
Aden yancher
Canadian Council of Beef Producers
Besse
Britain
Mild Winter Brings Berlin Complaints
Berlin faces a milder winter with new woes as residents sleep under umbrellas and wear raincoats due to leaky roofs. Firebreaks and collapsed roofs have killed a mother and child in recent nights. Snow thawing and heavy rains caused mid winter floods, swamping homes and hospitals. Tenants blame landlords for unrepaired roofs while some owners cite repair costs up to 12 000 marks. continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BERLIN
Police Raid Home of Imperial Order Officer in Edmonton
Royal Canadian Mounted Police with warrants raided the home of Mrs. Eleanor Griffith Alberta branch secretary and the order central office in downtown Edmonton seizing a substantial amount of correspondence. Identical warrants linked to Alberta government conspiracy to publish charges arising from a New Liberty magazine article Babies for Export involving Jack Kerr Cooke Harold Omgman and Dr. Charlotte Wiston.
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DMONTON
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Eleanor Griffith
Alberta
Imperial Order, Daughters of the Empire
Edmonton
Griffith
127th street
West Edmonton
LODE
Jack Kerr Cooke
Harold Omgman
Charlotte Wiston
Liberty magasine
Hull blaze leaves 36 homeless in Ottawa River area
A fire in Hull Quebec on February 26 destroyed 11 apartments and four stores in the Bridge Street business section near the Chaudiere bridge. Firemen fought for three hours and drenched the still burning premises near noon. A grocery, drug, beauty parlor and a ladies wear shop were lost.
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HULL
Que
Bridge street
Chandiere bridge
Ottawa River
Ottawa
Ross Munro to Join Southam Newspapers
Ross Munro, Canadian Press war correspondent and writer on international affairs, will join the Ottawa bureau of the Southam newspapers in April. He served 1940 to 1945 as war correspondent in Britain, Italy, and northwest Europe, stayed overseas until mid-1947, and earlier joined Canadian Press in 1938 after studies at the University of Toronto.
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GTTAWA
Ross Munro
Ottawa
Southam
John Bird
Southam news service
Munro
CPI
Britain
Italy
Europe
Canadian Press
Toronto
University of Toronto am
B 29 Crash Near Meridian Kills Four Airmen
A United States Air Force 8 23 bomber crashed near Meridian Texas killing four of its twelve crew members. Eight crewmen parachuted to safety through rain and fog after the aircraft took off from Carswell Air Base Fort Worth. The four victims were found near the wreckage as the fire burned.
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MERIDIAN
Tex
United States Air Force
here
west coast
Carswell air base
Fort Worth
Fox
Britain United States and France Press Joint Statement
A violent clash near the Garden of Gethsemane outside Jerusalem leaves two Arabs dead and four wounded. Arabs report a death and seven injuries among another group. Police report a separate battle between Arab Jaffa and Jewish Tel Aviv with a Jewish mortar attack killing three Arabs and wounding four. Violence since the UN vote on November 29 reaches 1421 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JERUSALEM
Gethsemane
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Ramble
United Nations
Short of Cars Idle as Miners Struggle for Coal
SYDNEY NS Feb 2 Thee thousand miners idle due to coal car shortage affecting New Waterford pits Nos 12 and 16, with 5 000 tons of output stalled and 2 000 men idle yesterday. Two pits restarted today as weather and ice hinder transport and a vast coal bank is built to store limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYDNEY
care Breton coal
New Waterford
Florence
nore
Nova Scotia
Dominion Coal Company
Sydrey Harbor
Cancer sufferers advised to wait for Braund method study
Two Canadian women with cancer arrived in Sydney as public health official Dr E S Morris urged overseas patients to bide their time and await the NSW government inquiry into Braund’s cancer treatment. The Canadian Legion and Veterans associations coordinated comfort and arrangements during their stay in a private Eastern Suburbs home.
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SYDNEY
Australia
Vancouver
E. S. Morris
New South Wales
Braund
byman
Jack Northam
Ruth Melutyre
WR. Nicholas
Australian Legion of
British Unpreparedness Blamed for Singapore Fall
Lt Gen Arthur Ernest Percival, former Malaya commander, says lack of air and naval support and traditional British unpreparedness caused the rapid Japanese seizure of Malaya and Singapore. His 100000 word dispatch, published after release from a Japanese camp, argues defence policy in 1937 and Whitehall budget cuts worsened the defeat.
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JOHN DAUPHINEEY
LONDON
Arthor Ernest Percival
Malaya
Singapore
natal
war office
England
Wales
Far East
Commonwealth
Percival
Japan
Europe
Whitehall
Union Printers Idle in Philadelphia Over Wage Scale
In Philadelphia 28 major printing firms, about 900 International Typographical Union Local 2 workers did not report for work. President Sinclair Muir called the action not a strike, saying workers were not disposed to continue under the low wage scale. The stoppage, the first in 27 years, was approved by a 1 120 to 58 vote. Newsroom printers not involved in the dispute.
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PHILADELPHIA
Peb
Sinclair Muir
International Typographical Union
Local 2
AFL
Muir
Narrow Division Marks Ottawa Commons Session
Ottawa reports a narrow government majority 103 to 92 on a motion for CN Rail documents regarding Maritime port movement. Absent members reduce urgency as throne speech debate looms, with emphasis on anti Communist warnings and calls for price controls.
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OTTAWA
D. King Hased
F.C. St. John-Alpert
Canadian National Railways
commons
J. M. Dechene
Athabeska
Canada
noo
Gratten O'Leary
Ottawa Journal
O'Leary
Meat packing plant planned at North Lethbridge POW camp site
The Southern Alberta Co-Operative Association announced a proposed meat packing plant at a prisoner of war camp in North Lethbridge. Vice-president G. Houston of the Lethbridge Co-Operative Packers said a site has been secured and government arrangements are being confirmed through N. Tanner, minister of plants and mines. Construction may begin soon with tenders to be called, pending Ottawa approval.
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Southernerta Co-Operative Association
G. Houston
Lethbridge Co-Operative Packers
North Lethbridge
TANNER Mir
Housten
C. Tamd
operative Packers
lants and mines
N. E. Tanner
callec
Ottawa
Rover Needling Fails to Crack S C Silence
Edmonton reports a quiet Social Credit scene as Elmer Rover spoke to the legislature about a throne debate. The CBC leader’s remark about people in glass houses drew no reaction, while A W Bourcier and the local credit board faced questions about accountability.
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Rover
S.C
EDMONTON
Social
Local Credit board
P. J. Salter Dies in Vancouver Former Sun Executive
P J Salter 63 longtime former general manager of the Sun and ex director of Canadian Press died in Vancouver after retirement from the Sun in 1942. He headed a baton company and served as president of the BC Daily Newspapers Association and a director of welfare bodies. Survived by widow and three daughters funeral services set for next Monday in Vancouver.
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VANCOUVER
new Sun
Canadian Press
Sun
IB.C. Daily Newspapers
Benes to Decide Tomorrow on Resignation
A report from Prague says President Eduard Benes will decide tomorrow whether to resign or stay in office. Other items note Alberta Easter holiday dates, a woman messenger robbed of 6,908 in Vancouver, and a jet speed record set near Winchester by the Supermarine Aljacktr piloted by J. Lithgow.
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BENES
REWALY
PRAGUE
C.P
teridit
Eduard Benes
BATES
ERDMONTON
Alberta
W. H. Swift
minmeter
VANCOUVER
messenges
Andrer Bhaikie
LONDON
Anmheng Abperafi
Winchester
ML J. Lithgow
F.ECB
REGELATIONS
MONTREAL
tte
criminal
Arter Sanswees
Foreign Exchange Couiey Board
Edouard Teller
RCMP
RUSSIA
U.S
INDONESIA
United States
SOUTHLAND
MAGRATH —Speciali
wouth
Heleconlee
Magrath
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Sugar Boss
Chas. Gladman
Wall Street Journal
Victoria
Times
ICDE
Southam Newspapers
France
Garden Of Gethsemane
Cape Breton
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
state department
Hedgary
Great Britain
impengal
national union
LONDOHN
foreign office
Yugoslavia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
FINLAND
Austria
y Malaya
Tanner
P. J. SALTER
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