Demolition Squads To Lift Siege In Jerusalem
Jerusalem dispatch reports Jewish squads attacking sniper posts on the outskirts of the city. A Jewish spokesman hinted at a possible dynamite assault in the old city to lift an Arab siege of 1503 Jews. The fighting disrupts traffic between Jerusalem and Mount Scopus as Hagana and British forces defend Jewish outposts amid mortars and machine gun fire.
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JERUSALEM
domoliben
Arzh
old city
Shiekh Jarr2zh
Mount Scopus
Palestine police
Jerussiem ater
musky
Jerusalen
Hebron
Bethlehem
Sneikh ‘ Jarrah
Jersalem
Bet Safafa
Mekor Hann
Innisfail Hearing On Sale Of Land To Hutterites
An Alberta government hearing will be held in Innisfail on January 15 to examine the legal background of land sold by E. & Stephenson of Pine Hill to the Lakeside Hutterite colony in Southern Alberta. The inquiry is under the Commoner Properties Act enacted in the last legislative session.
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INNISFAIL
Alberta
E. & Stephenson
Pine Hy
Alla
Left Hand Corner Divorce Rates Highlight Marital Strife
A fragment from the page notes mounting divorce filings, with quotations from couples about spats and grievances. The samples reference daily irritations from household chores to work-life tensions and salaries, illustrating widespread marital strain.
Majority Canadian Japanese Content Remain New Homes
Major Japanese in Canada favor staying in newly established homes across five provinces, with about 80 percent preferring to remain where they are and 40 percent hoping to move back to the coast. The Canada directed paper notes greater freedom and less discrimination in interior towns, though some limits on residence and business remained in British Columbia.
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WINNIPEG
Jan
Sear Sorenel
British Columbia
Canada
pacific
iuanen
Kesey Orama
Cysma
Airliner Crashes in Rainstorm Near Washington Killing Five
A DC-3 twin engined airliner en route from Houston to Boston crashed on the Maryland side of the Potomac during a rainstorm near National Airport. Five were killed including three passengers and both pilots, four injured. Rescue hindered by slush and mud as authorities identified the victims.
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Washington
Houston
Texas
Boston
Maryland
Potomac river
National airport
Eastern Airlines
CS.T
Hain
United States
Yugoslav Returnees Stir Windsor At Home Struggle
John Sulentic, 41, who led a migration from Windsor to Yugoslavia seven months ago, returned with his family and faces ostracism from local Yugoslavs. A friend says leaders of the back-to-Yugoslavia movement seek emigrants from Canada and oppose returnees. Sulentic, with an English-born wife and children, is preparing a statement. He struggles to find accommodation and work, though a farm job in Leamington district is promised.
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WINDSOR
Cni
John Sulentic
Yugoslavia
Sulentic
safow
John
Canada
Bos
Wandsor
Su- Jenric
Yugo- Sovia
Sulenik
Leamington
Tusiziend saz
Zionist Defiance Slogan Urges Offensive Stand
Ottawa reports a former Jewish Agency official now in Canada urged Zionists to shift from defensive to offensive postures. Dr Maurice Perlzweig of Toronto told the Zionist Organization of Canada that Jews must press for a homeland in Palestine and explain their case to world Christendom. He argued UN sanction supports a rebirth of a nation and warned against apologizing for the Zionist cause. Liberal MP Dand Croll called for a unified Canadian Zionist publicity campaign to counter misperceptions, while World Palestine Committee officials stressed unwavering support for Jewish objectives in Palestine. Ha ganah training for youths in Palestine was noted as part of the fund’s program.
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OTTAWA
Jewish agency
Canada
Maurice L. Perlzweig
Toronto
Organization of Canada
Palestine
Bir Perlzweig
Canaad
Palestre
Holy Land
Christendom
United Nations
parti uion
Earher
Dand Croll
Toronto Spadina
Su Ellsworth Flavelle
World Palestine committee
sud
Canadian Palestine committee
Herbert Mowat
Isaac Frank
Detroit
American Fund for Palestinian Insitutions
Hagana
Jewish agency army
Clue in wreckage report may solve TCA plane disappearance
Vancouver January 13 to 17 Captain James Salome reported finding a winglike wreckage piece in Trimcomah channel near Salt Spring Island, about 30 miles southwest of Vancouver, suggesting new evidence in the Trans-Canada Air Lines plane disappearance with 15 aboard. The location is 19 miles from Porter Pass lighthouse on Galans Island, where reports of a plane were heard the night of the loss. The RCAF searescue force will investigate.
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VANCOUVER
Trans- Canada Air Lines
James Salome
néis w
Trimcomah channel
Ga- Pano and
Salt Spring islands
here in
Georgia Strait
Porhter Pass
Galans Island
TCA
R.CX
VICTORIA
C.P
Royal Comedian Navy
Trinmcomali Channel
Galane
Salt Springs Islands
fshing
tich
Smuggling Of Aliens II Under Probe In Canada
Ottawa reports RCMP secret inquiry into a large scale alien smuggling plot using doctored British passports to move displaced Jews from European nations into Canada. Several hundred aliens, mainly German and other European Jews, are alleged to have been targeted, with a major roundup planned in Toronto as officers await guidance from Scotland Yard.
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OTTAWA
Canada
hugh
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
guckonies
Britain
Scotland Yard
Toronto
Isaden
Germany
London
shalters giveany
Royal Cara~ dign Mounted Police
Ottens
RCALP
Jocal
RCMP
Drumheller Names City Manager After Council Meeting
Drumheller, Alta, Jan 13. W. D. M. Robertson, an army veteran from Flin Flon Man, was appointed city manager at a special council meeting last night. Robertson served as a Canadian Army surveyor in World War II and later worked as an assistant engineer in Flin Flon before retiring.
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DRUMHELLER
Alta
W.D. M. Robertson
Fhn Flos
Man
otl council
Robertson
Flin Flon
Miners Stage Walkout Across District 18 After Wage Talks
United Mine Workers in Lethbridge and Crow's Nest Pass fields strike at midnight. About 4,200 pit workers idle as talks between L.A.S. and operators in Calgary fail to produce a contract. District 18 officers planned meetings in Calgary to push for wage hikes of 3 a day for inside and outside workers and 2 1 2 days for miners. Drumheller reports 2003 additional miners striking in an unauthorized action, with British Columbia miners promised to walk out after Wednesday. Robert Livett, District 18 president, offered no firm comment beyond newspaper reports.
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U.M.W.A
Calgary
Drumheller
OAL
Lethbridge
Crow's Nest Pass
United Mine Workers of America
L.A.S. c A
ENION
District 18
Letheridge
tke
DRUMBHELLER
British Columbia
Vancsuser Sun
Robert Livett
Distet 18
amy knowlecze
Confesses To Tot's Murder In Cleveland Case
Harold Beach, 23, a Baltimore station porter, confessed to killing eight year old Sheila Acn Tuley with a kitchen knife on New Year’s Day. He said she screamed and he lost his head. The body was found on a porch near her home. Beach, described as 140 pounds and six foot four, was arrested in Baltimore and to be extradited to Ohio. Cleveland detectives discussed the confession with police and reporters.
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BALTIMORE
Gling station
Shiela
Edward J. Tiley
sail Beach
Baltimort
Cleveland
Ohio
Beach
Russia seeks oust of GB and US as Berlin occupiers
Russian sponsored press says a move to oust Britain and the United States from joint Berlin occupation may be raised at the next four power Allied Control Council session. It claims Frankfurt action creates a German pseudo government and Western Germany state. asserts Truman and Bevin plan puppet authorities and shifts officials to Frankfurt.
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RUSSIA
U.S
BERLIN
Britain
United States
Allied Control Counc
Germany
Taeg- Yche Rundschau
Prankfort
Entsch-Amercar zone
USSR
Lucie B. Clay
Frankfure
central council
Brian Robertson
Potsdam
Clap ane
Brian
Marshall
Bevis
Munich
neadhier American zone
France
Gene Tunney elected president of Gold Uranium Exploration Ltd
Toronto Jan 13 Gene Tunney former world heavyweight boxing champion was elected president of Gold Uranium Exploration Ltd at a meeting of directors here. The company holds properties in the Northwest Territories and aims to develop uranium interests.
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TORONTO
Gene Tunney
Monday
Gold-Urantum Exploration Ltd
wh properties
Northwest Territories
Local miners in session amid Alberta strike action
Local miners in Alberta meet over a work stoppage tied to the union slogan no contract no work. District 18 covers Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with about 8000 miners. Officials say the strike is self ordered by local groups and not district headquarters. The Alberta deputy minister notes the action is legal under labor act provisions and the cause remains unclear as to who ordered the stoppage. Mines in form and michel and the Crow's Nest Pass Coal and Coke Co operate with no strike indications reported.
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Clem Pireck
bridge
CMW
Lethbridge
district b
enien
District 18
Saskatchewns
Alberta
Brsis
Columbia
DMCW
Herald
s& ie
Forme
Michel
B.C
Crow's Nest Pass
Opens Appeal Aid War Waits
GTAWA Jan 13 Alary Pickford, silent screen star, travels to Montiel to campaign for Canadian aid to rehabilitate children in war-torn Europe and Asia. The drive aims at 5 to 10 million dollars as she urges theatre audiences to help hungry minds and bodies overseas. The appeal, supported by Canada, seeks to avert a world without aid as she speaks amid a premiere event attended by notable figures.
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GTAWA
Alary Pickford
america
Montiel
Europe
Asia
Miss Pickioni
chese childern
acadi ence Winch
Prime Minster Mackenne Beng
CANADA
Canadiens
Miss Pickford
tom ward
Oil finds at Imperial Wildcat Woodbend No 1 Edmonton
Jan 13 Imperial Oil announces naphtha strike at Woodbend No 1 wildcat well about 24 miles northwest of the Leduc-Calmar area in the Edmonton field. Also reports Greek offensive against guerrillas near Athens and settlement progress ending Italian bank strike. Royal Navy vessels search for Trans Canada Airlines plane wreckage near Vancouver Island. Ottawa election talk surfaces in Calgary. Syrup mines unaffected by Alberta strife though some crews idle.
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VANCOUVER
OROTORS
CALGARY
Vantouver
R.C.LP
Hemus and Son
Cheters
Alta
sem point
IMPERIAL WILDCAT
ATHENS
todas
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Tot
GENE TUNNEY NEADS URANIUM COMPANY
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MacKIN
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James A. MacKinnen
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