Break Seen In Severe Cold Across U S
A break appeared today in the severe cold gripping a large segment of the United States. Temperatures rose from record lows in many regions though lingering snow and wind still disrupted some areas. The northeast faced continued frigid forecasts with subzero readings easing to around zero in parts of the nation.
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CHICAGO
United States
midwest
Massachusetts
middle Atlantic states
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Minnesota
rorthern
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Ware
Mass
Mains
New Hampshire
New York City
Shreveport
Hillcrest mine in Alberta reports five bosses locked out
Edmonton, Jan. 20. Carl E. Berg, vice president of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada, says five Hillcrest mine bosses in the Crow's Nest area are locked out by mine officials after refusing to load coal. Berg will raise the issue with Alberta Mines Minister N. E. Tanner. Fire bosses are to perform normal maintenance but not load coal as miners strike spreads in Alberta and British Columbia seeking wage boosts.
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EDMONTON
Carl E. Berg
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Hillcrest
Crow's Nest
Alberta
Berg
N. E. Tanner
British Columbia
Salmon Migration Maps From Nordic and North American Study
The study by J. W. Menzies traces salmon migrations from marked origins in Scottish Norwegian Baltic and Canadian waters. European and Canadian salmon share a feeding ground near Iceland, with Baltic rivers showing a complete river to sea to river cycle. Swedish marks show early spring departures from northern rivers, and Baltic feeding before returning upriver.
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J. W. Menzies
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Iceland
Baltic
North Sea
Gulf of St. Lawrence
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Norway
Newfoundland
Scotland
Investigate Jap Jinxes Creates 30 Member Committee
Tokyo reports the government forms a 30 member committee to study superstitions. A ministerial survey finds seven of ten Japanese harbor beliefs that aid or hinder daily life. Officials call superstition a national issue and say traditional lucky days affect production.
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TOKYO
education
Boost Grant To Princess Elizabeth and Philip in Commons
The house of commons voted 294 to 17 to grant Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip £30,000 a year. Labor opposition was light with many abstentions. Conservatives and Liberals backed the measure. Sir Stafford Cripps urged swift passage as the bill becomes legal form for earlier resolutions.
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LONDON
house of commons
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Duke of Windsor
Labor
Stafford Cripps
Stafford
Conditions Attached to First Nominee Named Not Acceptable
Edmonton on January 29 progress toward conciliation in the eight day old miners strike showed the Alberta government appointing Mr Justice W C Ives of the Alberta supreme court to act for the mine operators after rejecting the owners proposed chairman because of attached conditions. Chris Pallinson of Edson Alberta will represent District 18 of the United Mine Workers of America and both men must name a chair within five days. The Alberta industry department secretary said the British Columbia government offer failed to secure cooperation but action for BC miners depends on operators and workers in the coast province agreeing. The strike enters its eighth day as Drumheller valley power cuts affect hospitals and essential services while lights are out in stores and streets. Drumheller residents stock up on coal and wood amid shortages as mines idled. The article continues on page two.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
British Columbia
ewters
W. C. Ives
Alberta supreme court
Chris Paiiinson
Edson
Alia
United atihe Workers of America
CCL
K. A. Pueb
Alberta department of trade ona indusuiry
Alberta board
coast
Drumheller Valley
DRUMBELLER
Alta
Drumheller
Can- Red Deer River
Caleary
Canada
Drumheiler
100 Die as Vessel Capsizes in Imperial River
The interior ministry reports about 100 people died when the steamship Cautin capsized and sank in the Imperial River, southern Chile. The vessel carried 350 passengers, with many women and children aboard. Officials arrested the captain for excessive cargo. Survivors swam to safety at Puerto Savedra. One passenger, Luis Penz, said water flooded the engine room after seepage.
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interior ministry
Imperial River
Chile
Puerto Savedra
Luis Penz
Life Behind Bars in Stafford Prison Provokes Debate
Report from London notes released convicts claim Stafford Prison offers unusually humane conditions with heated cells ample food and steady work. Prisoners take courses and some study London University exams while women in Holloway reportedly access cosmetics. Reforms spark calls for more changes to women inmates attire and facilities.
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LONDON
Reuters
M. Greenwood
Stafford
Greenwood
daly
Holloway
bigarets
Gandhi Escapes Bombing at Prayer Meeting
New Delhi January 20 Reuters reports a trade bomb exploded 15 yards from Mohandas K Gandhi as he spoke at his prayer meeting. No injuries were reported. Gandhi continued. Police arrested two well dressed youths found with another crude bomb. One of four suspects arrived by jeep. the other three fled.
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NEW DELHT
Reuters
Mohandas K Gandhi
Eight Killed In Baghdad Rioting
Baghdad turmoil ends after six hours of rioting sparked by youth protests over the British Iraqi alliance. Armored cars and machine guns restored order by noon as hundreds were arrested. Four policemen and 194 civilians injured. fatalities include two policemen, two inspectors, and four civilians amid heavy gunfire and major property damage.
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BAGHDAD
Poller
Three Way Shuffle in Cabinet Lineup in Ottawa
Ottawa dispatch reports a three day cabinet reshuffle as Mackenzie King avoids retirement talk. Mackenzie moves to senate, Gregg becomes veterans minister, MacKinnonassumes fisheries, Howe shifts to trade and commerce, with temporary BC replacement planned. King defers comment on his future while addressing Liberal delegates.
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OTTAWA
C.P
grood
Mackenze King
Sir King
Mackenzie
senate
National Liberal Federation
Bar. Mackenzie
MacKinnon
British Columbia
G. G. McGeer
Beet sugar growers face subsidy cut in Canada
Delegates from Alberta and Manitoba learned in Montreal that Dominion sugar controller S R Noble said the government will not subsidize beet sugar production in 28482. Alberta Sugar Beet Growers and Canadian Sugar Beet Producers Association leaders expressed disappointment as details from the closed session remained scarce.
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Canada
Montreal
S. R. Noble
Dominion sugar
Baker
Lethbridge
Alberta Sugar Beet Growers’ Association
Canadian Sugar Beet Producers
Magrath
Manitosa
Qee
George
Wood
Windsor man punished for spanking wife in court
John Spicer faced magistrate Angus W. MacRaillan in Windsor Ontario court after being charged with assaulting his wife. The judge upheld Spicer’s right to spank her for staying up late and not washing dishes, a sentiment echoed by Crown Attorney E. L. C. Awrey who backed the husband’s version of the affair.
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WINDSOR
Ont
John Spicer
Angus W. Mac RAillan
Spicer
ELC Awrey
Winns
Five Charges Faced Over Defamatory Publication Conspiracy
Two Uni fario men and two editors face five charges of conspiring to publish a defamatory article in The Liberty magazine. Edmonton warrants were endorsed by a senior Alberta magistrate but execution was delayed while the men may proceed voluntarily from Ontario. The case centers on the article Babies for Export, alleged to criticise Alberta social welfare practices under the Social Credit government.
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TORONTO
Uni fario
Edmonton
Brown
Alberta
Jack Beht
Geoke
News Liberty magazine
Harold Dingsman
Ottawa
Asperta
Josep Sedgwick
B.C
Edmeonton
Dingman
New Liberty
Social Credit
Ontario
efor
Cooke
Joseph Sedgwick
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
Charlotte Waltton
Potsdam Dispute Sampler on Allied Occupation Claims
Soviet influenced Berlin papers push a Potsdam era plan for joint economic administration of zones in Germany. An unnamed marshal, cited by newspapers, hints that Western occupation terms might ease as economic conditions improve, with comments linked to Western responses.
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iereanens
sbelx
Germany
Wassily Sokolorszy
Britain
Sertin
Berlin
Arabs Strike Jewish Colony in reprisal near Acre
Arab fighters struck the Jewish colony of Echiel northeast of Acre in reprisal for raids yesterday, with fighting continuing three hours after the attack.
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Acre
PARIS
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Truman
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Holy Land
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OLEAWA
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inceme las
Mackenzie Ring
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LEOPOLD
WEST
West Indies
Switzerland
REGINA
C.P
Mishway
Saskatchewan
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