Two Of Crew. Meat Plants Seized 11 Md's To Yet Sought Be Retained
Five bodies were recovered from the wreck of the RCAF training plane on Mt Ptolemy near Coleman. A thirteen man search party faced blizzards and deep snow as they toiled to recover remains and inspect the wreckage. The arduous operation, aided by game wardens and officials, continued into Friday with returning to York Creek to complete the retrieval.
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Crew. S
M.D
Herald News Service
OLEMAN
R.C. ALF
Mt. Ptolemy
Coleman
Crow’s Nest
Blairmore
Jeff Coleman
RCAF
York Creek
B.C
d. J. Osman
Fernie
Lieut
D. C. McLeod
Osman
Taeut
McLeod
The Left Hand Corner Man Defends Murder Suspects in Oklahoma
The obituary notes Moman Prusett died in Oklahoma City. A former Texas convict turned lawyer, he boasted about winning 303 acquittals for murder among 343 charged. He used psychology to sway juries, aimed to spare life, and sought reprieves reaching Washington, never pressing clients to admit guilt.
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Moman Prusett
Oklahoma City
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Texas
Washington
get
The Left Band Explores Neweps Perf On Back Page
The article notes continuation on the back page about the left band, mentioning Neweps perf and Caye with unspecified context. The readable text is fragmentary, but it points to ongoing coverage and a performance by a group or act named Neweps, associated with Caye, in a newspaper feature.
Grocer Offers Shopper Butter Nearly Faints
A Portland housewife, desperate for butter after weeks without it, sought margarine in a store. When no butter or margarine was available, the grocer offered half a pound of butter, and the woman nearly fainted, needing help to get home.
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Grocer
PORTLAND
Ore
Japanese deportation orders face Privy Council appeal
VANCOUVER Jan 26 The Toronto Cooperative committee on Japanese Canadians will appeal to the Privy Council if the Supreme Court of Canada rules against them in the present hearing on deportation orders in council Ontario editor B K Sandwell says an appeal would press for a humane approach rather than legal grounds He notes Japanese are viewed as a problem in British Columbia but rejects the idea of future immigration while stressing humanity and citizenship for existing residents Ottawa decision delayed for at least ten days as seven Supreme Court justices hear arguments on legality and validity of the orders in council Continued on page three
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VANCOUVER
C.P
Toronto
Toronto Saturday Night
B.C
CEC board of governors
Vancouver Island
Sandwell
British Columbia
Canada
Co-operative Committee
OTTAWA
Dominion
supreme court of Canada
Bracken Criticizes Canadian Veteran Plans Shortfalls
Salmon Arm B C January 26 John Bracken national leader of the Progressive Conservative party warned the government has failed to provide work for veterans who risked their lives defending Canada. He is touring across the Dominion assessing housing employment and rehabilitation and urged finding opportunities elsewhere if needed. He called the government business of running Canada the biggest yet worst run in the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SALMON ARM
B.C
government of
Canada
Dominion
Stocks of corn in Canada rise this year
Stocks of United States corn in Canada on January 17 totaled 110,848 bushels, down from 228,801 on the same date last year. Of this year’s stock 109,956 bushels were in Toronto and 892, in Montreal, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
United States
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Toronto
Montreal
Ukraine loses bid on UN nominations in General Assembly
In London on January 26 the Soviet Ukraine bloc failed to overturn a committee recommendation banning nominations to the United Nations General Assembly. The vote, 25 to 18, backed British diplomat Philip Noel-Baker who led the effort to prohibit nominations after the election of non-nominated Paul Henri Spaak as assembly president. Russia and the United States split with Ukraine’s Yrygve Lie as the nominated foreign minister, while Gromyko, Walker and Wold defended the democratic argument against nominations.
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LONDON
Ukraine
Russia
United States
United Nations general assembly
Paul- Henri Spaak
Belgium
assembly
Yrygve Lie
Norway
Philip Noel- Baker
Spaak
Dmitri Manuisky
Ander Gromyko
Frank Walker
Terje Wold
M. Gromyko
UNRRA Chief In Montreal Arrival At Conference
Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick Morgan, head of UNRRA in Germany, and Justice Minister St. Laurent led Canada's delegation to the United Nations Organization Conference in London. Morgan arrived at Dorval airport and avoided press questions while chatting in a cafe. St. Laurent, greeted by officials and family, said he was satisfied with conference progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MONTREAL
Frederick Morgan
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Germany
St. Laurent
United Nations Organization
London
Dorval
Morgan
New York
General Wage Increase Five Day Week Plan for Prosperity
C H Millard of United Steelworkers of America says a peacetime prosperity formula includes a general wage rise of 20 to 25 cents an hour, a nationwide five day week, paid vacations, and a tripartite body of labor management and government to enforce. The plan, agreed by 11 000 Canadian workers, will be taken to the Canadian Congress of Labor affiliates meeting in Ottawa on February 13. Millard says it will help industry and the country share in a prosperous peace.
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TORONTO
C. H. Millard
United Steelworkers of America
C.C.L
Canadian Congress of Labor
Ottawa
Millard
Ford Wage Dispute Ends With Increase
DETROIT January 26 Negotiators for Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers settled their wage dispute on an 18 cent an hour raise. About 100000 workers will be affected as the deal advances to the UAW strike committee and then to Ford members for approval. It marks the largest postwar wage agreement in the United States after six days of private talks and the first major breakthrough in the auto wage struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DETROIT
A.P
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
U.A.W.C
United States
Official investigation opens into air crash near Coleman
An official probe into last Saturday’s Dakota transport plane crash near Coleman progresses through Rinimore with the search and identification of victims. Army air force personnel guard details while officials ban news until formal releases.
Union Urges Men Return To Their Jobs
New York January 26 The CIO packinghouse workers urge its 193000 striking members to return to work Monday in government seized plants while not calling off the strike May back to work or already at jobs AFL Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen report 55000 strikers returning to work The sweeping labor actions influence steel aluminum coal and automotive industries with thousands idle across 29 states Ford and Packard plants in Detroit cutting thousands of jobs amid a looming shutdown risk.
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NEW YORK
AJ.P
C.I.0
United States
A.F.L. Amaleam
CLO
A.P.L
A F.L
CIO
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Gin Ration Eased in Alberta Beginning February First
EDMONTON Alberta will ease liquor rationing starting February 1 with gin made ration-free according to J A King chairman of the provincial liquor board. Wine quotas rise to two bottles monthly while other limits stay. Permits allow one bottle of wine and one bottle of another liquor each month and beer remains at three dozen pints per person.
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EDMONTON
Jin
Alberta
provincial liquor board
J. A King
Seven thousand dependents of Canadian soldiers to sail home
London Jan 26 The Wives Bureau announced that seven thousand dependents of Canadian soldiers will leave Britain for Canada in February. Five ships will be used Mauretania and Le France each make two crossings Aquitania Seyung and Letrun one each plus smaller sailings. Capacity of these ships is for 4200 wives and the remainder children. The movement is expected to continue at a high rate. The bureau noted 29258 wives and 9887 children await transportation from the UK to Canada and about 1500 applications have already been received from the continent.
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LONDON
C.P. Cahie
Britain
Canada
Hners Mauretania
le De France
Aquitania
Seyung
Letrun
United Kingdom
Seek Increase Canada's Steel Production
Ottawa notes the government will take every possible step to boost Canadian steel output to meet the emergency caused by the U S steel strike. Reconstruction Minister Howe said the industry pledged to cooperate with the government after a meeting led by Martin A Hoey, the new steel controller, and the steel advisory committee.
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OTTAWA
United States
Howe
Martin A. Hoey
Montreal
Back at Old Stand But Has No Place to Sleep
MILWAUKEE January 26. A wartime small business note quotes Ralph C Ehlenbach recalling a July 1942 sign reading Closed for the duration Gone to army. A new sign now reads I’m back Have a place for you to eat but no place for wife baby and myself to sleep. Thanks for waiting. Ralph.
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Old Stand
MILWAUKEE
Ralph C. Ehlenbach
Ralph
Conference On Monday in Ottawa Faces Tax Debate
Provincial premiers and federal leaders gather in Ottawa Monday to resume co ordinating committee talks on the Dominion conference proposals. Ontario opposes federal tax cuts and seeks shared tax fields while many provinces weigh a new basis for discussion. The conference aims to avoid failure and find a workable path for social security and welfare programs amid divergent positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'ARCY O'DONNELL
OTTAWA
Ontario
Dominion
preys
ineca
Canadian Defence Creates Five Commands For Peacetime Training
Defence Minister Abbott announced a new set up creating five military commands to train field force units in peacetime and prepare their deployment for wartime. The plan retains eleven prewar military districts as core administrative centers within the reorganized postwar army structure.
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UAWA
Defence
Abbott
Canada
Western Command For Edmonton
Ottawa lists five new military commands announced by Defense Minister Abbot. Western Command at Edmonton will cover British Columbia Alberta Northwest Territories and Yukon with Military Districts Nos. 11 12 and the Northwest. Prairie Command will cover Manitoba Saskatchewan Northwestern Ontario and part of Ontario with MDs Nos. 10 and 12. command names and districts may shift as training needs dictate.
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OTTAWA
CPI
Defence
Abbot
Western
Edmonton
Prairie
Winnipeg
Brandon
Toronto
Quebec
ontreal
hanerm
Debert
N sihly
Inter
N.E
Halifax
stntor
Western Command
F. F. Worth
cington
Barrie
Ont
British Columbia
Alberta
Northwest Territones
Yukon
Praire
Eng. H. O. N. Brown
field
Brockville
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Northwestern
Ontane
Fire on New York waterfront roars through piers and warehouses
A spectacular blaze on Staten Island waterfront destroyed four piers two barges and three freight warehouses. Officials estimate damage surpasses 500000 dollars. Fire origin undetermined and winds fueled the flames as crews fought the blaze overnight.
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N.Y
NEW YORK
Staten Island
VATICAN CYEY
C.PJ
Pius
Vatican
Maurice Roy
Quebec Seminary
Quebec
Trois Rivieres
George Landry
Louisdale
N.S
Hearst
ARMY OTTAWA
Boeing Aircraft
Sea Island
Vancouver
army
Royal Caunucos Gada Corps
teansport department
Defence
Abbott
Reconstruction
Howe sid
SASK
REGINA
Saskatchewan
FL J. C. Edwards
Saskatchewan Liquor Commission
FARIS
Felix Gouin
Gen. De Gaulle
MM. Gouin
cabine
Georges Bidault
Andre Phillip
CALGARY
G. E. Walt
Alverta Fish and Game Association
G. J. Keitie
Edmonton
J. E. Wiggans
Red Myer
T. Evans
Lethbridge
K. J. Webb
Turner Valley
Mauretania
CHICAGO
A.P
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P.C
Bracken
Govt
Newfoundland
Humphrey Welwyn
Gordon Macdonald
Wigan
Gov. Macdonald
Macdonald
Glenys
Eryl Willams
UNO
U.N.R.R.A
Ford
Rinimore
Air force
army-air force
Ik MDs
RTH
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