Testimony on Liberty magazine withhold request questioned
Witness Sam Shuler testified the request to halt the Dec 27 New Liberty issue did not come from Alberta justice department. The preliminary hearing probes alleged defamation by Jack Kent Cooke of Toronto Harold Dingman Ottawa correspondent and Dr Charlotte Whitton Ottawa welfare official.
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LORXE BRUCE
EDMONTON
New Liberty magazine
Alberta
general's department
Ontario
SHULER
Sam Shuler
Lethridge
Alta
British Columbia
rhess
Calgary
royal commission
Alera
Jack Kent Cooke
Toronto
Harold Dingman
Charlotte Whitton
Ottawa
reading welfare authority
Jack Kent Corke
New Liberty
m@sazmne
ght
Gebbe
H. McCuaiz
Edenton
Charlotte Whitten
Gildwa welfare authority
chia welfare administration
Herald
Reversal of Court Ruling Sought by Western Miners
Western Canada coal operators and domestic evaluation workers seek a direct appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn a ruling in Ontario that dismissed an appeal on contract expiry with miners. Alberta and BC workers push for Feb 3 Supreme Court listing amid a 10 000 Albertan stake and UMWA ties.
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CALGARY
Jax
United Mine Workers of America
CCL
Alberta supreme court
Jushee Kerwin
supreme court
Veteran Toronto man credits iron habits for long life
Jon Coste, 87, of Toronto, attributes his longevity to a strict foundation and steak breakfasts. He has never taken medicine and still uses a rifle once owned by King Edward VI as Price of Wales. He recalls desert campaigns with Lord Kitchener and a lifelong gun club habit passed to him from his brother.
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Afrieca
ling
Jon Coste
Toronto
Edward VI
Price
Wales
Eas untle
finn foundation
Joan Coste
Khartoum
Lord Eitchener
Ins
Price of Wales
Coste
Moose too Young To Be Serious
San Diego reporters quote Supp. Belie Benchley declaring a purported romance between two moose calves at the San Diego zoo as inappropriate and unsuited for young animals. Alberta and Calgary, from a Canadian zoo, arrived recently and are about a year old.
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Moose
SAN DIEGO
Cali
San Diego zoo
Belie Benchley
Alberta
Calgary
ie Calis
Alta
Abs
Beachiey
Perilous sinking claims 306 aboard Japanese freighter
Tokyo reports 306 fatalities as the 440 ton freighter Joe Maru sinks after striking a mine in the Inland Sea. The ship went down in 24 minutes with whistles blowing amid 426 passengers bound from Kebe to Tadotov. 120 rescued, including three British soldiers. Calgary mourns S Crispin 7, gas and oil official and Mount Royal College board member.
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TOKYO
Kyodo
Okayama
Kebe
Tadotov
Kurosinma
Two Dominions in Disagreement End Talks Without Accord
India and Pakistan failed to reach an accord on Kashmir after direct talks ended. Both sides submitted formal proposals rejected by the other, while Council President Vernard Van Langenhove offered a compromise. The UN Security Council was asked to pursue a solution.
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LAKE SUCCESS
Kashmir
security council
India
Pakistan
Corncil
Vernard Van Langenhove
Belgium
VYen Langenhove
Roots Expert Uncovers Family Lineage in Britain
London reports 89 year old George Sherwood earns dollars by exporting family trees. His hobby and work involve digging into roots of family histories and he notes some clients think they descend from royalty, though findings often surprise them with shocking results.
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LONDON
George Sherwood
Britain
Amone
Saerword
Two Auschwitz SS leaders hanged as war crimes verdicts declared
Warsaw reports the government announced the execution of two former SS officers from Auschwitz for war crimes. The hangings were confirmed today as part of postwar justice.
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WARSAW
Jan
Auschwitz
Oswheim
Tiny Farm Home Razed By Flames
Nipissing district residents rally to aid Donat Ducharme family after a early morning fire destroyed their small frame house south of Lavigne. Four children perished and the family lost all belongings as neighbors and authorities searched the ashes and distributed clothing and basic relief.
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Mr. Ducherme
Sturgeon Falls
toner
suirec
Fiorette
Ducharme
Gerard
Rose
Henri
B Ducharme
Snowball Fight Ends With Bus Driver Flaunting Pistol
ENORVILLE Tenn Jan 22 Snowball throwing students at the University of Tennessee again faced an armed driver Marty Roth of Enoryville transit lines said he drew a pistol after snowball volleys began to fly near campus He asked the students to stop and then fled the scene as another volley forced him off the bus in a repeat of last Saturdays incident where a motorist with a pistol faced a crowd of throwing students Witnesses said the stunts stopped immediately
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ENORVILLE
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Marty Roth
Enoryville transit lines
Roth
hint
Loretta Young Describes Britains Hunger In Press Interview
Loretta Young speaks from London of hunger and hardship seen there as rationing bites into daily life. She recalls factory workers and service families facing thin soup and meager meals while noting the shock of Britons’s condition and the press’s sober response.
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BARTON D. PATTTE
LONDON
Jen
Kolywood
Loretta Young
Loreside
Hollywood
ae ny gil
Tam
Tom Lewis
Miss Young
apa
Daily
Murray
Moss Yeoung
United States
Brita
Daily Herald
j @ sober
Miss Youns
Newfoundland Convention Defeats Confederation Referendum Motion
In St Johns Newfoundland the 44 member national convention rejected by a 28 to 16 vote a motion to place the question of confederation with Canada before voters in a referendum. The body adjourned to draft government form recommendations for submission to the British government and will be dissolved Friday.
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ST, JOHNS
Nid
Canada
Newfoundland
Let Emerson
Gordon Macdonald
England
confederation
fine contention
Cold Siege Deals Damaging Blows Across Nation
Winter’s third cold wave grips the nation from Rockies to Atlantic. Ice and wind halt activity, close schools, and disrupt communications in Arkansas Texas New Mexico California and the Midwest. About 200 000 Detroit workers idle as fuel deliveries halt amid a fuel shortage.
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NEW YORK
United States
Rockies
Atlantic
New Mexco
Texas
rouer Rin Granda valley
San BermazGing valley
California
Racines
New England
DETROIT
Michigan Consolidated Cas Company
Crippled Veteran Saves Parents As Fire Hits Home
In Val d Amour New Brunswick on Monday 32 year old Erces Power a war veteran with battle wounds woke his aging parents as their home caught fire. He guided them to safety before collapsing from smoke and flames and died in the burning house. He had previously served in the Pacific with the American Army and hunted with six hounds.
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VAL D
Britain Draws Nine Million From Loan
London reports Britain tapped nine million dollars from the Canadian loan. The move follows earlier draws totaling 13502,600 this month, with three prior months at forty million. The Anglo Canadian agreement sets a quarterly limit of 45,006,000 for the loan.
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Britain
LONDON
treasury
Batsin
Missing 113-Year-Old Man Sought in Vancouver Case
Police search for a 113 year old man who vanished from his home Saturday. Neighbors report he is in good health but unable to recall his recent activities. Authorities say the case remains under investigation as tips come in.
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VANCOUVER
Tess hemes
Haass- DUIS
Saturras
Pravda Opposes Federation of Eastern Europe
Pravda editorial board rejects a federation or customs union for Eastern European states as proposed by Bulgarian Premier Dimitrov. It argues the nations need consolidation of independence and sovereignty and internal democratic mobilization rather than a Russia aligned bloc. Dimitrov spoke in Bucharest about a future allied liberation.
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MOSCOW
Prevda
Georgi Dimitey
Bulgaria
Pravda
Dimitrov
Bucharest
Russia
Chartered Airliner Crashes in Mountains Near Fresno
A chartered airliner loaded with Mexican nationals exploded and crashed in western Fresno county, killing or trapping many aboard. By noon, 19 bodies were recovered, and the plane was still burning near Coalinga Los Gatos canyon. The flight was operated by Airline Transport Carrier from Oakland to Borbens under immigration service charter.
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Associated Press
Calif
Fresno
Burbank
Frank Atkinson
Obbie Athimeen
Marion Ewing
immigration service guard
Frank Chamtie
Berkeley
shute
United States
migration service
fom Oakland
Borbens
French Government Faces Crisis Over Monetary Reform Plan
In Faris the French premier Robert Schuman confronted a threatened collapse of his government as the Senate failed to back the monetary reform program. Cabinet spokesmen proposed an integral package and a free market shift, while Schuman sought Socialist support to salvage the plan. Pierre Abelin warned the crisis would persist if the reform stalled. Socialist leaders debated backing the measure.
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FARIS
Robert Schuman
nateomar assembly
spekeman
Schumen
Socialist party
Sade
Pierre Abelin
eizuse
csfeas
Sebimnen
Fersian
Bhdault
Firante
Henn Mayer
Soctniss ceputes
Exclault
Schuman Reaches Agreement on Gold Program in Paris
Premier Robert Schuman reached a tentative accord with the Socialist party over France’s gold program, easing a looming cabinet crisis. The breakthrough followed tense negotiations and aimed to stabilize the government amid financial pressures.
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SCHUMAN
PARIS
Robert Schuman
Socialist park
NEW DELHI
Reuters
X. C. Neely
pariament
Punjab
Babawstpur
PANSY
MANILA
Ise ag
Philippines
wester Panty Island
Panty & the
MEDICINE HAT
J. 4 Leyisad
Lethbridge
Robert Allan
Rest home
B.C
VICTORIA
BCL
C.P
British Columbia
Byron JeBusen
Canacan
LONDON
sverraght
laxing Scotlang Yards
Silvia Styles
Lyon Park
Duke of Northumberland
France
Manners
Grand Union
United States navy
Mayfair
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MABAEFE
CO. S. Crispin
North Continental Gas and Oil Corporation
Mount Royal College
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LORETTA
G.B
Nfld
U.S
Federation of Eastern Europe
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