Bavaria Strikes Paralyze Major Cities in 24 Hour Protest
Munich and other Bavarian cities ground to a standstill as up to 1,008,004 workers walked out over food shortages. The 24 hour stoppage, the largest mass walkout since the war, affected 26 cities with talks of continued action and calls for elections and liberty. Authorities boosted imports and ration cuts to secure supplies for western Germany.
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Bavaria
Germany
Nuernberg
Woersburg
Augsburg
Passau
Coburg
Hel
Bavar- Sams
Afunich
Adolf Hiner
lipercy
Raii
Ruhr
Joseph Gardinal Frings
Cologne
Lawrence Wilkinson
United States military government economic division
United States
Lorenz Hagen
bizonal
copke
Expatriation of the Ency Continued on Page 15
The Left Hand Corner column notes regret over ciopaedia Britannica now owned by the University of Chicago. The Daily Telegraph reports on a Palestine article by Retin Israel Goldstein of the World Zionist Federation claiming British forces turned Palestine into a police state with searches curfews rights violations and Jewish property destruction.
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ciopaedia Britannica
University of Chicago
Landen Spectator
Daily Telegraph
Palestine
Batanmeca
Israel Goldstein
World Zionist Federation
How to Train Dog That Bites ANEWARE NY
Police Judge Joseph Sugruc listened as Mrs. Peter Calse described training her brown and white terrier not to snap at children on bicycles. After the dog bit a 14 year old and then an 8 year old during tests, the judge ordered the dog muzzled and the training stopped.
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ANEWARE
Joseph Sugruc
Peter Calse
Frank
Jimmy
Sugrue
Resort Hotel Is Destroyed
ST. MARGUERITE STATION Que Jan 23 wartime era fire gutted the $600 000 Roney Terrace resort at Laur entian mountain village 60 miles north of Montreal Five storey wooden structure plus five cottages were consumed by a solid sheet of flames within 20 minutes Sixty five workers fled in night attire none injured manager Butler a Montreal sportsman called it a total loss The resort started last November and was to open in two weeks for ski enthusiasts
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ST. MARGUERITE STATION
Que
Roney Terrace
Laurentian
Montreal
Cl Butler
Agreement on Chairman in dispute at Western Canada Coal
Calgary Jan 23 0f Com Yeng and union reps agreed on a nominee to chair a three man board to break the deadlock between Western Canada Coal Operators District 18 United Mine Workers of America. The chairmans name and first sitting date to be announced by the Board of Industrial Relations in Edmonton. Miners hope for higher wages while power cuts affect Drummheller area and mining towns as Canadian Utilities limits supply to conserve coal.
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uion
nemed
Western Canada
District 18
United Mine Workers of America
C.CL
Taan
Board of Industrial Relations
Eimont
W. C Ives
Chris Pattauen
Eason
AHa
Alberta
Britsh Columbia
herve
Robert Livett
District An
sigre
cou
ouhr
Canadian Utilities Limited
Brumfeller Wikery
Gohts
vehey mining
Drumheler
St Laurent signals readiness for Liberal leadership
Winnipeg dispatch reports Rt. Hon. Louis St Laurent, external affairs minister, saying he would accept Liberal leadership if it promotes Canadian unity. He spoke at a Manitoba Liberal banquet, praising Laurier and stressing national unity and equality under law.
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Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
WINNIPEG
Mackenzie Hing
s& Press
Manitoba Liberal Progressive Association
Mr. St. Laurent
Western Canada
King
St. Laurent
Laurier
Quebec East
Laumer
Ernest Lapoitie
U.K
Da- Radia
Tanonal unity
St Laurent Outlines Three-Point Defence Against Communism
Winnipeg January 23 Rt Hon Louis St Laurent presented a three-point defence against Communism calling it tyranny on par with Nazism. He urged military strength freedom trade and shared responsibility by government and citizens to curb Marxist spread and keep free systems attractive to the masses.
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WINNIPEG
St. Laurent
Alberta Social Credit unrest sparks debate on reform scope
Edmonton dispatch reports party followers split over provincial versus federal implementation of Social Credit reforms. Some claim Premier Manning may pursue a Canada-wide approach while others urge more provincial action. The Alberta Social Credit League convention echoed calls to focus on Ottawa and Parliament Hill.
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LORNE BRUCE
Camacian Press
Sietf
EDMONTON
Alberta
Sceme Social Credit
Manning
Alberta Social Credit League
perard
dmvge
Social Credit
Parliament
Ottawa
West Democracies Urged to Unite Against Russia Nuclear Threat
Winston Churchill warned of a real danger of war and urged Western democracies to unite to force a showdown with the Soviet Union over atomic weapons. Prime Minister Attlee supported unification but warned against Communist Europe while praising the goal of a united Western Europe to curb expansion. Princess Elizabeth attended the Commons gallery as debate continued, with Churchill predicting Russia may reach atomic capability within years.
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ONDOX
C.P
Winston Churchill
Stodey
Moore
Churchhil
Elizabeth
commons
ATTLEE
Churchill
Swain
Britain
Russia
Ghurehul
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Labor
Berit
Isader
western
Europe
totas
rsé
Churcult
dussallies
Baby Sitters Get Fooled In Vancouver
Mrs Richard King, babysitting for a carpie infant in Vancouver, had the infant brought to her home by a 13 year old girl and a young man named Dale Michael Goodall. They said they were going dancing and hoped the mother would return after seeing the baby's picture published in a local newspaper. Police aided in seeking the infant.
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VANCOUVER
Jan. Bir
Richard King
carpie
Dale Michael Goodall
Mrs. King
Cold Front Retreats From Alberta Today
Alberta braces for milder Edmonton weather as a cold air front from Saskatchewan retreats back east. Forecast calls for a high around 4 in the Edmonton area. Sub-zero Ontario temps grip the region with record lows from Toronto to White River and North Bay. Ottawa and London also report deep freezes, while northern towns hold the coldest readings.
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Saskatchewan
TORONTO
Ontario
hughways
Malton
Galt
mercury
Peterborough
Ottawa
London
White River
muzt ming
North Bay
Muskoka
Mcosonee and
EKamtckasing
Calgary man fined 3092 under Foreign Exchange Act
Calgary January 23. A Calgary man identified as G Zbryski was fined 3092 after conviction on a Foreign Exchange Act charge. Court records show he failed to declare 3392 in US currency and police indicated only 300 had been legally obtained for a trip to the United States.
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CALGARY
G. Zbryski
United States
Housewife Groceries Rise as Prices Stir Concerns
Ottawa reports that Canadian housewives are buying more groceries despite price climbs. November sales from 74 large wholesalers rose 23 percent from a year earlier, while the first 11 months of last year show an 18 percent increase over the same period in 1948.
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OTTAWA
bureau of statistics
Lost child’s Mosquito wagon ad found and returned
An ad from 1252 6th Ave. A. S. describes a wooden bodied Mosquito wagon with red disc wheels found after one appearance and returned. The message urges readers to use Herald Classified for lost and found, jobs, housing, and other ads, noting reader reach.
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shimary
6th Ave. A. S
weron
Herald
crjoss
Brief to Minister Calls Higher Veteran Compensation Rates
Release text shows Ontario veterans and allied groups urging Gregg to raise compensation for disabled veterans and dependents. Proposals include a $100 monthly base for 200 percent disability, added allowances for wives and children, an $80 widow’s pension, a $1200 yearly helplessness grant, and housing controls until adequate housing is available.
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War Amputaitions of
Canada
orpher
Blaze destroys six stores leaving 21 homeless in Hull
Firefighters from Ottens and Hull fought a 515,000 blaze in a double block in Hull Quebec today. In frigid 21-below weather the flames destroyed six businesses, leaving 21 persons homeless. Plainspoken bulletin notes a cold start to disaster.
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HULL
Ottens
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