Morrison outlines mixed public private ownership in Canada speech
Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison told Toronto Board of Trade private enterprise and public ownership can work together. He described a system with public corporations and specialized boards, noting most industry remains private and urging cooperation to plan a national economic program with periodic progress reports.
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Herbert Morrison
council
Britain
Toronto Board of Trade
Toronto
dan
pivate enterprise
bert’ Morrison
CBC
British Commons
Bank of England
coal
trans
Plastic eyes end traditional glass eye era says Guardian
Ministry of Pensions Plastic Appliances Section advances new plastic artificial eye replacing risk of breakage from glass eyes. War stock absorbed, industry supported by firms tied to eye production. About 10 000 wore glass eyes with ongoing additions from accidents and work. In 1945 Chicago traffic fatalities hit 373 in ten months with many maimed. A humorous exchange about puppies prices accompanies a Stone Age Scotland reminiscence by W Gordon Childe.
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Ministry of Pensions
Manchester Guardian
Chicago Daily News
The Left Hand
Continuation on page 13 notes further discussion or events related to The Left Hand with reference to page 13 continuations. The fragment suggests ongoing coverage, likely a serialized feature or column, in the newspaper.
Vote Wrangle Brings Delay and Ike Chant in Frankfurt
About 1,000 American soldiers in Frankfurt protested slow redeployment, booing Gen. Joseph T. McNarney and War Secretary Robert Patterson while shouting for Ike. After a conference with high officers they were told men with 56 points would return by February end, and those with 50+ points by March end. There are roughly 220,000 eligible for discharge with 50 points or more.
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FRANKFURT
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
United States
Europe
Ike
Robert P. Patterson
Eisenhower
McNarney
Shakeup In Jap Cabinet Involving Shidehara Crisis
Aged Premier Shidehara will stay in office as Japan faces a cabinet reshuffle to resolve a political crisis. Ministers submitted resignations under MacArthur directives, with Home Minister Horikiri and Education Minister Maeda named in reports. A new meeting is planned for January 15 to decide which ministers resign, as elections are delayed by the turmoil. Foreign Minister Yoshida briefed Emperor Hirohito on the situation.
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RUSSELL BRINES
TOKXO
San
Kijuro Shidehara
Gen. MacArthur
Kyodo
Zenjiro Horikiri
Shidehara
Tamon Maeda
Ins
Daisabura Tsugita
Tsugita
Kigeru. Yoshida
Privy Council to Hear Appeals Case in London Summer
Ottawa reports the Privy Council will hear an appeal challenging Parliament’s power to abolish appeals to the Privy Council. The case traces to 1840 when Parliament asked the Supreme Court of Canada to rule on unilateral abolition, which the court allowed. If upheld, the Supreme Court would become final for noncriminal Dominion appeals. criminal appeals to the Privy Council were abolished earlier. British Columbia sought delay to prepare. Aime Geoffrion plans to present for the federal government. hearings likely June or July at London.
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OTTAWA
privy council
judicial committee of the council
London
supreme court of Canada
supreme court
Dominion
council on criminal
BEC
British Columbia
council for
Justice
St. Laurent
Russia pushes open ballot at UN assembly clash
At the United Nations assembly Russia pressed for an open ballot amid a wrangle on election rules. Trygve Lie lost the presidency race to Paul Henri Spaak on a secret ballot with Britain backing Spaak. Delegates debated nominating for T N O posts from the floor while Cuba urged curbs on big power dominance as the proposed steering committee was discussed.
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LONDON
O.P
United Nations assembly
Russia
Trygve Lie
assembly
Paul Henri Spaak
Spaak
Britain
Dmitr Manuilsky
Abrams
USSR
T.N.O
Sprak
Manuilsky
Guy Perez Cisneros
preparatory commission
Picketing Sweeps Nationwide Telegraph Exchanges
Eleven thousand telephone operators in northern California and Nevada walk off, striking across many exchanges. In Ohio, about 7,500 members of the Ohio Bell staff are called off at noon. Pickets form before exchange buildings in major cities including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, and San Francisco as union leader Ernest Weaver orders lines to begin.
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SAN FRANCISCO
California
Nevada
CLEVELAND
Ohio Federation of Telephone Employers
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
NEW YORK
Ernest Weaver
Association of Communications Equipment Workers Union Ind
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Newark
Columbus
Dayton
Baltimore
Albany
Reading
Brides To Move to Canada as 8,000 Canadian Families Sail
London dispatch reports a February start for a large repatriation of Canadian servicemen dependents. Between 6,000 and 8,000 wives and children are slated to depart for Canada, with Mauretania and other liners used for troops and dependents. By end February about 30,000 dependents overseas, space per person higher than for troops, total repatriations 225,000 by Jan 31.
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LONDON
C.P
Canada
CML H.Q
Mauretania
Liverpool
Halifax
Tre De France
Scythia
Dominion
New York
Ne De France
Aquitania
army
h& is
Warns Farmers Of Food Surpluses
Ontario economist Drummond told the Ontario Federation of Agriculture meeting that farm product supply tends to outpace demand and suggested using income redistribution to boost demand, citing the Family Allowances Act. The federation praised War Assets Corp for direct vehicle distribution to farmers and noted ongoing truck allocations despite Ontario limits. Fordham University seismographs logged two notable quakes about 5,100 miles from New York, with unclear direction.
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TORONTO
W.W. M. Drummond
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Lanark County Federation of Agriculture
Ontario
War Assets Corporation
Canada
Canadian Federation
British Columbia
NEW YORK
Fordham University
Retention Meat Rationing Just Plain Good Business
Regina report quotes J G Taggart of Ottawa as saying meat rationing in Canada is just good business and likely to continue for a year or more. He notes Canada’s dominant role in British meat imports and outlines three options to maintain bacon exports worth about 140 million dollars.
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REGINA
Canada
J. G. Taggart
Ottawaz
Canadian meat board
Taggart
Dominion
Britain
Russia
Schacht Financial Genius Fueled Nazi Rise, Trial Claims
In Nürnberg the Allied prosecution argued that Hjalmar Schacht’s financial ruthlessness and resourcefulness made Germany’s military gains possible. The 1939 memorandum he authored to Hitler is cited as evidence of complicity in Austria and Czechoslovakia, even as Schacht reportedly opposed certain Nazi policies. Dodd’s diary notes show Schacht’s hatred of Hitler but also his readiness for forceful occupation of small nations. The case marks a pivotal glimpse of Schacht amid the tribunal’s proceedings.
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GEORGE TUCKER NUERNBERG
Germany
international military tribunal
Hjalmar Schacht
Schacht
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Nea
United States
William EB. Dodd
Dodd
Paris
Upper Silesia
proscution
Wants Bathroom With Apartment Attached in Ottawa Ad Row
Ottawa January 11. CSM John McMann and his Edmonton wife seek an apartment in crowded capital. A string of ads shows humorous bids for one to three rooms with bathroom. The couple, tall husband and shorter wife, are still searching.
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OTTAWA
h—CSM
John McMann
Edmonton
CSM
McMann
Packers in Conference Threat Looms Over Winnipeg Plants
Winnipeg January 11 threat of a nationwide strike by 12000 packinghouse workers hovered as United Packinghouse Workers of America scheduled talks with Burns and Company Edmonton employees. Swift Canadian meeting held yesterday with details withheld. Votes set for January 16 17 18 at Canada Packers Swift Canadian and Burns and Company. New Westminster UPWA authorized strike if Winnipeg agreement not enforced.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
United Packinghouse Workers of Americ
C.UC
Burns and Company
Edmonton
Swift Canadian Company
Justice S. E. Richards
Canada Packers
Swift Canadian
U.P.W.A
New Westminster
B.C
Free Janitor As Suspect In Slaying
Chicago January 11 Hector Verburgh a 65 year old janitor described as friend of every kid in the block was ordered released from custody as investigators narrowed the search for the kidnap slayings of six year old Suzanne Degnan to suspected sex offenders. Verburgh his wife Mary 64 and another janitor Desere Smet 35 all held for two days were released on habeas corpus writs. They had been questioned about the dismembering of the Degnan victim found in the basement laundry area of an apartment building Verburgh tended. He denied knowledge of the crime saying I dont know anything about it. He said a window could have been entered to reach the basement laundry room where bits of flesh were found.
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CHICAGO
Hector Verburgh
Suzanne Degnan
Verburgh
Mary
Desere Smet
Stnet
Degnan
HOSPITAL
M ‘ Imta
Know New Pay Rates March 31 Ottawa
Ottawa dispatch reports interservice committee weighing improved pay allowances and pensions set by Defence Minister Abbott. Final decision pending. uniform scales planned with supplements for navy divers and army parachutists. Air Minister Gibson notes equal remuneration to private industry levels for permanent force. Canadian occupation service in Europe under discussion with no final decision.
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OTTAWA
Defence
Abbott
inter- service committee
navy
army
Air
Gibson
London
Amsterdam
Mackenzie King
Europe
Social Credit plan for national convention announced
Solon E Low met with Alberta and Manitoba Social Credit colleagues in Edmonton to map a national convention set for April in Winnipeg or Quebec City. Participants included Mrs. Rose Wilkinson Calgary Robin Jorgenson Pembina and J C Landeryou Lethbridge. He planned talks with Premier Manning before returning home to Cardston Alberta.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Solon E. Low
Social Credit party
Socal Credit
Winnipeg
Quebec City
Rose Wilkinson
Calgary
Robin Jorgenson
Pembina
J. C. Landeryou
Lethbridge
Low
Premity
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Scotland
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Orkney
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Boo McNarney
AMC
F.BI
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Packers
United States Library of Congress
John of
England
VANCOUVER
U.S
Portland
Fort Frances
United State
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