Three charged with libel conspiracy to be tried in Alberta
Unprecedented charges of conspiring to publish a defamatory libel were laid against a magazine publisher, a newspaper reporter, and a welfare expert. They are to appear before Mr Justice Shepherd in Alberta Supreme Court next Monday. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Defence argues charges improper and moved to Ontario. The case relates to a December issue of Liberty magazine and prompts talk of a criminal code amendment to keep libel conspiracy trials in the province of publication.
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LORNE BRUCE
EDMONTON
welfare authority
Alberta
Supreme Court
Haroldy L. Haye
Ontario
Canada
Massistrate Howe
sccuses
Kent Cooke
Toronto
New Liberty magazine
Harold Dingman
Ottawa
Charlotte Whitton
Alberta child welfare administration
Cooke
Dingman
Whitton
ILSLEY TORONTO
Dominion
Ebel
Dollar Plan Voted Upon in Major Test
The government’s dollar conservation plan faced its first big test in the House as members voted 4 to 70 for the principle of using import restrictions as a currency saving measure. Finance Minister Abbott said the program boosted gold and US dollar reserves by about $53 million in the month, with reserves rising from $500 million on Nov. 27 to $514 million by yesterday. The debate warned the currency crisis could worsen without continued support, noting the trend as encouraging though not guaranteed.
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orrana
United States
BLOChe
securné
Finatece Afinister Abott
Gollar
Abbott
The Groom and the Minister: A Vancouver Marriage Incident
A young couple rushed to a Vancouver suburb minister for a marriage license and a ceremony. The groom hesitated as the clergyman explained the fee was discretionary, fumbling through a roll of bills as he prepared to pay. Continued on Back Page
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Graciean
Vancouver
Cabbage Ceiling Set At 9c Pound
Ottawa reports the prices board sets cabbage ceiling at nine cents per pound for both Canadian and imported product. The rule applies to wholesale and retail, with two zones for pricing. Zone one covers southern provinces and Montreal. zone two covers northern areas and the Maritimes. Wholesale limits are six cents per pound in zone one and two. retailers face up to 30 percent markup from wholesalers, or direct importers see five to five and a half cents per pound with 35 percent markup depending on zone.
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OTTAWA
lprices board
Abbott
Montreal
Maritimes
Princess Troubetzkoy Relapses in Bern
Doctors reported that Princess Troubetzkoy formerly Barbara Hutton suffered a relapse last night in Bern. Despite some morning improvement her condition remained critical as a sharp rise in temperature suggested the recent intestinal separation was not fully successful and another operation was being considered.
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PRISGESS TROUBETZKOY
BERN
todly
Princess Troubetskoy
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Riots Rock Bombay and Poona After Gandhi's Funeral News
Grief-maddened crowds in Bombay and Poona attacked Hindu Mahasabha premises as a radio description of Gandhi’s funeral spread. Police fired on rioters, Gurkha troops moved in, curfews imposed. Devadas Gandhi lit Gandhi’s funeral pyre with mourners chanting prayers as tens of thousands gathered along the Jumna river route.
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Bowzai
Reuters
Bombay
Poona
Alphandas K. Gandhi
New Delhi
India
Hindu Mahasabha
congress
Nathuram Godse
Girgaum
NEW
DESAI
Mohandas KK
Devadas Gandhi
Devadas- Gandhi
Jumna
Ganges
Suilen Poona
Gandhi Tilak
Nathurain Vinayak Godse
Feana
Khesgana
Jawaharlal Nehru
Birla House
jcry
India-Pakistan talks suspended after Gandhi death
United Nations efforts to settle the Kashmir dispute paused as Indian delegates wait for New Delhi's instructions following Gandhi's assassination. Ayyanger could be recalled, while Pakistan's Zafrullah Khan sees no quick return. The Security Council tentatively plans to reconvene next Tuesday.
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LAKE SUCCESS
United Nations
Kashmir
Gandhi
New Delhi
Security Council
N Gopallaswami Ayranger
India
Ayyanger
Mohammed Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
Karachi
Youth Held As Material Witness In Girl's Hanging
THREE RIVERS Que Jan 31 A one year old youth from Three Rivers was held as a material witness by provincial police in connection with the death of a girl found hanging Thursday from the fire escapes of Philips School. The girl Rita Lefontaine was last seen Wednesday night leaving a suburban hotel in a dazed condition.
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THREE RIVERS
Que
Philips school
Jean Louis Rochefort shead
Rita Lefontaine
Villagers seek to secede Kakabeka Falls from Oliver township
Residents of Kakabeka Falls Ontario react to a restricted area bylaw proposed by Oliver township. They urge the Ontario Municipal Board to create a separate village, Voice, arguing the plan would raise building costs and burden farmers. The hearing by W J Moore and R Yeats drew strong local objections.
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KAKABERKA FALLS
Ont
Kakabeka Falls
Ontario
Fort William
Oliver
Ontario Municipal Board
Kakebeka Falls
Volice
W. J. Moore
R. ©. Yeats
municipal board
Kakabeka Fells
Kakaheka Falls
Inventor Dies Orville Wright Dies at 76 in Dayton
The co inventor of the airplane Orville Wright died Friday night in a Dayton Ohio hospital at age 76. He and his brother Wilbur pioneered heavier than air flight with the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk North Carolina on December 7 1903. His work helped aviation grow to its present day magnitude and he lived to see his feat become commonplace.
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ORVILLE WRIGHT
Dayton
Ohio
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Orville
Wilbur
Wrights' Brother Orville Dies at 76 in Dayton
Orville Wright, longtime inventor of the motor driven heavier than air machine, dies at Valley Hospital in Dayton at age 76 after lung congestion and coronary arteriosclerosis. He asked for oxygen shortly before death. Born August 19 1871 in Dayton, Wright and his brother Wilbur built the bicycle shop and engineered flight, achieving the first sustained heavier than air flight at Kitty Hawk on December 17 1903. The Wright Company was later formed in 1986 to manufacture planes.
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Ohio
Jorelte Wright
Orville Wright
Milton Wright
United Breth
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Witubur
Wilbur
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Wright Company
Classified Ad Teaser
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Big Tudor II airliner search widens over Atlantic
More than 39 aircraft from Kindley Field and other U S bases comb 70 004 square miles of Atlantic waters northwest of Bermuda seeking the Tudor II airliner with 73 aboard since yesterday morning. Notable passenger Sir Arthur Coningham and H Ernest Brooks among 23 crew and passengers listed with others, ministry calls loss probable and a public inquiry to follow. One survivor reported among wreckage in the French Alps, while a U S Fortress crash killed nine aboard.
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Kindley Field
United States Air Force
Atlantic
here
British South Americas Airways
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RAF
H. Ernest Brooks
British treasury
Bermuda
Am Airways
mames
London
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Sir Arthurs
Richard Fairer
Britain
Fairey Aviation Company
Richard
Ener
ATS Barwell
Scotland
David Colby
Northwood
Middlesea
Brian Watson- McMillan
Ashford
Kent
angela Marjorie Lynette Clayton
Shelagh Nicholls
tas
Mr. Fisher
DIGNE
PFrasee
Jancae ea
United States
Prenckh Alps
Set
Angelo LaSalle
Fortress
New Hampshire Officials Meet Washington on Work Day Plan
New Hampshire banking officials travel to Washington to confer with federal authorities led by President William Green. They discuss proposals to extend the U S work day amid rising heat and labor concerns.
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Washington, D.C
of .S
Willam Green
Hoarding Probe Signals Price Rise Debate and Committee
A parliamentary note outlines a Senate inquiry into rising living costs with a focus on hoarding and withholding supplies. The committee, led by C. E. Doimson and including Knowles and Maybank, will examine causes and possible enforcement actions to curb price inflation. The probe continues on page two.
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Senac
King
madison
Ford
Three British Columbia miners killed in Britannia mine cavein
News from Vancouver reports three miners buried under rock at the Britannia mine near Britannia Beach. Names listed include Julian Kriil of Vancouver, Erwin G. Backer of Buffalo, and William N. Natrafonany of Fork River Man. A fourth crew member escaped by inches as the cave in struck the drilling stope.
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CAVEEN
VANCOUVER
C.T
Britannia mite
Britannia Beach
Julian Kriil
Erwin G. Backer
Buffalo
William N. Natrafonany
Fork River
Man
EDMONTON
C.P
rural commission
Alberta
W. BR. Howson
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ST. JOHNS
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Reutetsi
Makkovix
HSpedalt
Hereisaay
mma
ATHENS
APj
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Greece
national defence council
guerrike
sizte
LONDON
Clyde. Harvey
Kokaner
air hosters
Harver
LADY MOUNTBATTEN
NEW DELHI
Gandhi
Devadan‘Gamihi
Ramadas
Tutu
Earl Mownibatten
Meenibattem
Tescue
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