Canada Bars Russian Visitors From Shilo
Military attaches from seven nations visited the Canadian army training centre at Shilo Manitoba on January 27. They observed recruits non commissioned officer classes winter artillery tests and technical courses. Attaches included Maj Chowstz nin China Lt Col Jaromir Petz ae Czechoslovakia Capt Jacques Herve France Li bel Switzerland Sie Maj Necmetin Erguven Turkey Lt Col B A G Jones United Kingdom and Lt Col August Schomburg United States. A Russian attache was not included following a defence and agricultural departments instruction.
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SHILO
Man
United Nations
amny iraining
Ottawa
Maj
Chowstz
Profiteers threaten free enterprise plan in Canada
Jan 27 Quebec report quotes Labor Minister Mitchell warning profiteers threaten free enterprise globally and at home. He pledges government action while praising Canada’s postwar economic record. He notes import restrictions, US-Canada trade imbalance, and plans to resettle 22 020 displaced persons.
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QUEBEC
Labor
Mitchell
Canada
Canadian Construction Association
unitil wade
United States
prices board
The Left Hand Corner and the Old Binder Worth Debate
A clipped reminiscence recalls a binder bought last summer for 8313 and contrasts early prices with current costs. Uncle Ed notes buying two binders for 150 in the Nineties, arguing rising prices favor production over salaried work. A young farmer uses distilled water for a car battery, noting it prevents impurity buildup as water splits into hydrogen and oxygen during charging.
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Thomas Richard Henry
Toronto Telegram
General Electric Research Bulletin
Need Extra Cash Through Herald Classified Ads
Alert readers to sell unused items via the Herald Classified Ads. Contact Herald’s Classified Ads at phone 3202 for information and to place notices.
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Herald
Defendants face defamation conspiracy charges in Alberta
In Edmonton January hearings, defence challenged Alberta jurisdiction over the three Ontario defendants Dr Charlotte Whitton Jack Kent Cooke and Harold Dingman. Magistrate Howe allowed continued readings and the charges were consolidated to try all three together under 573 of the criminal code and common law defamation charges.
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EDMONTON
C.F
Ontario
Alberta
Hamki L. Howe
court house
Charlotte Whitton
Ottawa
social welfare authority
Jack Kent Cooke
Toronto
New Liberty magazine
Harold Dingman
Howe
Cocke
Dingman
3whitier
Mae West Boldly Stirs London Stage With Diamond Lil
London critics condemned Mae West for vulgar crude and shoddy writing of Diamond Lil but praised the audience cheer. West said the show drew a marvelous audience that understood her and that she was very happy to be there.
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LONDON
Mae West
Eseeser
Peace treaty talks with Austria outlined in London
Vienna report says Russia is ready to discuss a peace settlement for Austria with five Russian conditions for discussion at the Big Four talks in London. Key issues include two thirds of the Zissersdorf oil fields, control of Danube Shipping Company shares, and profits from assets in Austria. An American observer notes political questions remain unaddressed. Austria expresses hope for a brighter path to a treaty.
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nis
Big Four
London
Zissersdorf
here
Russia
Austria
Shanghai death toll climbs amid freezing city
Shanghai reports 310 dead as night temperatures fall to 18 degrees. Among the 130 bodies recovered, most are children, with the tally rising over two days as crews search for victims of the severe cold.
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Shanghai
Circus Act Draws Crowd In Brussels Tower Stunt
A performer in Brussels climbs a department store tower and performs a one handed stand on a decorative ball to drum up business. The stunt attracts crowd though some fear for safety, while applause rises and calls for encores echo through the scene. Separately shipments to Britain face suspension as export permits are halted.
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Brussel
French Finance Commission Rejects Gold Trade Bill
Paris January 2 The French finance commission voted 17 to 15 with five abstentions to reject Premier Robert Schuman's gold trade bill. Only Schuman's Popular Republicans and the Radical Socialists supported it. Socialists opposed, aiming to trigger a cabinet crisis. The bill sought free trade in gold within France as part of the monetary program including franc devaluation.
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PARIS
Fremeh smalensl
finnance commission
Robert Schuman
Schaman
commission
geld
France
FREE WONEXY
finance commission
Fire at Medicine Hat Haven Claims Five Lives
A Baptist Haven of Rest blaze in Medicine Hat on January 24 caused suffocation and burns, killing five elderly women at the scene and one more later in hospital. A 12-witness inquiry found no fault with wiring or stove grease. cause remains undetermined as investigators rule out gas pipe failures.
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Herald
MEDICINE HAY
Lembere
Sask
Ludmila Novak
Margeret Hoffman
Medicine Hat
Dora Reigetj
Medicine Bat General hospital
jusymen statirs
Reiger
Haven of Rest
Emil Genring
cil
Eitchen
Fare Gut
Robert Allen
A. BR. Bull
J. H. Lerland
thbridge
A. E. Bridges
Edmonton
Lilan Wir
Collective System Of Defence Advocated By Pearson
TORONTO Jan 27 A collective system for defence within the United Nations regardless of Russian vetoes was advocated by L B Pearson Canada's under secretary of state foreign AI toward to be said standing up and calling space a space he told an audience of 12M at a Voronic Board of L B Pearson Trade dinner The audience regarded the speech as a demonstration of a tougher Canadian policy toward the Soviet Union's attitude in the United Nations He warned against subordinating UN to group leaders and urged a collective defence within the UN charter for all nations wishing to join The talk touched on the United States and Russia and the pressure on smaller UN members to align with major powers The speaker cautioned that the UN charter alone cannot guarantee peace and suggested patience with UN reforms The article notes a continuation on Page Two
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OTTaAwa
pan
Patrick Kerwin
supreme court of Canada
United Mine Workers of America
C.C.L
Justice Kerwin
CALGARY
C.P
Western Canada coal
supreme court
C.0
Alverta
British Columbia
TORONTO
United Nations
L. B. Pearson
Canada
Voronic Board
L.B Pearson
United Nations Organization
Hussia
U.N
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
United Young
United ms
KOMES LY
SEVILLA
Spain
Guadalyuivir
BUSSEL
AUSTELA
LONDON
A.P.J
Austria
CPI
D. G. Lotter
yere
John Michaelis
James Davison
tocal
Royal Bank of Canada
ORVILLE WRIGHT
BAYTON
Orville
Wright
CERK
COWANSVILEE
Que
C.F
Cowantville
Canadian Pacific Railway statios
Firanan G.H. Duval
Farnham
BIZONIA
FRANKFURT
aml
Sh. Johannes Semmler
Bixenta
poyers
Warmest Jan 26 Yet In Fairbanks
In Fairbanks Alaska the warmest January 26 on record pushed the temperature to 23 degrees above zero. Residents shed parkas as melting snow followed. The high was reached a year after the city previously logged 39 below zero on Jan 26 1947, a 37 degree swing from this day.
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FAIRBANKS
Alaska
mercury
Arctic Circle
Oil Ban Blows Canada in U S Import Moves
Ottawa believes an immediate U S ban on all petroleum products would hurt Canada’s industrial and domestic supplies but officials say the likelihood is low. A Washington plan to curb imports triggered varied estimates of impact and raises questions about the Hyde Park accord, with Canada seen as a key supplier.
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OTTAWA
Canada
United States
happer
Washington
house of representatives inter- State commerce committee
ali
U.S
house of representatives
Shangha
Hyde Park
natural resources
To Face Murder Charge In Spring
Richardson, 25, charged with murder in the slaying of Mrs. Mary Varty, 28, at her home early in January. He was committed for trial at the spring assizes opening Feb. 10 after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate M. H. Garion. Det Sgt Alfred Price testified that Richardson admitted he had not been with Mrs. Varty the night of Jan 2.
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WINSIEEG
Cincence Richardson
tourder
Arr VYarty
Mondas
M. H. Garion Ie
Richardson
isi
Alfred Price
Opposition Criticizes Saving Plan
The government denies taking orders from any other authority as critics label saving measures a move toward protectionism. Abbott rejects the charge, while Green and Hing criticize travel regs and tax rules. CCF members condemn import restraints as harmful to Canadian producers and Western farmers amid looming shortages.
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Washington
Abbott
Howard Green
Vancouver
South
Confeders
ordes
messures
Hing
John
Regina
United Stat
ing
S. Zipling
Daiphiny
Flood forces tens of thousands from Sevilla homes
Torrential rains swollen the Guadalyuivir river caused widespread flooding in Sevilla forcing about 420,000 people to flee. Half of the city was reportedly flooded as emergency efforts mounted to manage the disaster in Spain.
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