Yugoslav Communists appeal to Stalin over Cominform charges
About 15,000 Yugoslav Communist members sent a telegram to Joseph Stalin urging him to expose the Cominform’s false accusations against Premier Tito and his lieutenants. The mass meeting voiced loyalty to Tito and sought continued friendship with the Soviet Union, while denouncing the Cominform as lying slander.
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Cominform
Marshal Tito
ELGRADE
A.P
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Communist international information bureau
Yaroslav
Andrei A. Zhdanov
central committee
Russian Communist party
Moscow
Belgrade
Tito
Russia
party ang central committee
Soviet Union
Tass
Pravda
Communist party
Rome
Markos
Vafiades
Yugaslav Communist party
United Nations commissions
Communist central committee of
Slovenia
London
Albania
Borba
Trieste
free territory
Yugoslav
Finland votes in parliamentary elections
Finland ends the day with six parties contesting 200 seats in the single house. Observers expect the Communist backed Popular Democratic bloc to lose ground while Social Democratic and Agrarian groups gain seats amid calm weather.
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HELSINKI
Finland
Popular Democratic bloc
Social Deimo- Seang Agrarians
Cotton Wins British Open at Muirfield in record 284
Henry Cotton captured the British Open title at Muirfield for the third time defeating a star-studded international field. He shot 284 for 72 holes, one stroke better than the tournament record.
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MUIRFIELD
Britain
golder
Henry Cotton
Six Children Shot Dead In Australian Family Tragedy
In Glen Innes New South Wales six children were found killed in a three room shack with their father Charles Hall charged with murder. Hall 65 is hospitalized under guard. mother recovering from birth in a maternity hospital.
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SYDNEY
Australia
Pejlee
Glen Innes
New South Wales
Charles Hall
fio
New butter preserves without refrigeration via CSIR and Queensland Dairy Board
The Left Hand Corner reports a CSIR and Queensland Dairy Board developed butter that lasts without refrigeration. The process yields two butter fats with minimal water and high purity, producing standard quality butter when diluted with water. Research suggests other methods fail due to microscopic water-filled cavities, and the dairy industry anticipates strong demand for stable butter.
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Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
Queensland Dairy Board
Queensland
Dominion Day Observed Safely Across Canada
A Canadian Press survey reports a relatively light fatalities Dominion Day with three plane crash deaths in Ontario, two Quebec victims from hitchhiker shootings, and multiple weather and celebratory events across the country. Ontario, Quebec, and western provinces logged the week’s deaths, while festivities continued with picnics, sports days, and close government hospitality in Ottawa.
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Dominion
Alberta
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
drsmings
Mary Zapotochny
Romarno
Man
Winnipeg
Stoney Mountain
Sophie
R. J. Stewart
Milton Dibblee
Ladner
B.C
Chapleau
John Oltean
Welland
Ont
Lyla Chambers
Lian McCorkin
Ann
Falkenburg Wins Wimbledon Title in Five Sets
London July 2. Bob Falkenburg a 22 year old American from Hollywood beat Australia’s John Bromwich to win the Wimbledon men’s singles championship. Scores were 7-5 0-6 6-2 3-6 7-5 in a dramatic five set final.
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LONDON
C.P
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Calif
Australa
John Bromwich
Edmonton Firms Win Gravel Contracts Across Alberta
Edmonton based Doncaster Construction Company received a 20512 contract to gravel a road between Wetaskiwin and Camrose. Assiniboig Construction Company of Calgary was awarded a 26280 contract to grade a highway stretch from Medicine Hat to Burdet t Asia.
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EDMONTON
Assiniboig, Construction Company
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Burdett
Asia
Wetaskiwin
Camrose
Doncaster Construction Company
Prorogation Of Session As Liberal Convention Looms
OTTAWA July 2 Liberal headquarters buzzes as parliament prorogues ahead of the August 5 national Liberal convention. Delegates over 1 000 will help form a new platform and choose a successor to Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Rumors swirl over leadership bids by St Laurent Gardiner and cabinet stars. King says he will resign as prime minister after the convention barring unforeseen circumstances.
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OTTAWA
national Liberal
Mackenzie King
King
St. Laurent
Gardiner
Defence
Claxton
Martin
Abbott
Cherrier
Howe
Premie Garson
Manitoba
Macdonald
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Glengarry
Lim
SG Laurent
Agriculture
Notable Deaths Listed Across North American Obituaries
New York geophysicist Frank Richer aged 56, holder of 48 patents in the United States and abroad. Bethune France mourns Antoine Petain, 87, younger brother of Marshal Philippe Petain. Montreal reports Mrs. John W. Peck, 94, widow of the clothing manufacturer J. W. Peck.
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ELOGOS
NEW YORK
Frank Richer
United States
BETHUNE
France
Antoine Petain
Marshal Philippe Petain
MONTREAL
John W. Peck
J. W. Peck
Death of Mrs Susan Blackader in Calgary
Mrs Susan Louise Blackader 0 matron of Wood's Christian Home for children died in hospital after an operation She had cared for 98 foster children at the home since 1944 The forecast calls for cooler weather with temperatures ranging from 50 to 81 degrees in Lethbridge and district and a high of 76 degrees expected Friday.
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CALGARY
Susan Louise Blackader
Wood's
Christian Home for children
Lethbridge
Kenyon Field meteorological office
Calgary shoe shiner attacked by two suspects
Fern Yusezuk, a middle aged Calgary shoe shiner, lies in hospital after an assault on Wednesday night. Police say two men have admitted partial involvement, but no arrests are yet made.
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CALGARY
C.P
Fern Yusezuk
tocay
King hints at wartime path as Liberal leadership looms
Prime Minister Mackenzie King told the Commons he will not seek the next session but may remain if circumstances demand. He warned Western Europe could worsen without aid and noted a possible world war before a successor is chosen. Sisley Cote and others resigned from the cabinet as leadership races begin.
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OTTAWA
MacKenzie King
Commons
Hinz
King
Jas
Western Europe
thana
Kirg
Police on Trail of Quebec Killer
Mautite Lebel, 35, a backwoods trucker, is detained as a material witness in the Dominion car shotgun slaying of Louis Philippe Breton and Wilfrid Dumais near St. Modests on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. Coroner Dr. Marcel Catellier reported Breton was in the front seat with Dumais’ driver and another man when the crime occurred.
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RIVIERE DE LOUP
Que
Mautite Lebel
Dominion
St. Modests
here
Louis Philippe Breton
Trois Pistoles
La Banque Canadienne Nationale
Wilfrid Dumais
Riviere Du Béup
St. Lawrence
Dumais
Trulg Pistoles
Marcel Catellier
No Election Hint From Mr Manning
Premier E C Manning gave no date for a provincial election in Alberta in a radio address. He urged tax relief and a royal commission to study Canada freight rates while criticizing Communist agitators and political rivals for trying to force an election date. He praised public support for the government and called for continued enthusiastic cooperation.
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CALGARY
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Canada
Manning
C.C.Frers
tisteneca
Incre
Canadas
New Decree Shields Berlin Under Soviet Rule
Berlin authorities report a Soviet order designating Frau Louise Schröder as sole interlocutor for Berlin city affairs, nullifying other occupation powers. The move, announced by Hermann Mattern of the Soviet backed people’s council, pushes Berlin toward a unified Soviet zone economy amid contested blockades. Western officials urge steps to end the blockade and sustain the airlift to supply western sectors.
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ERLIN
Berlin
Frau Louise Schroeder
Hermann Mattern
people's council
Mattern
cic e
Willem Draper
United States army
United States
Draper
United States Air Force
Germany
Pinny
Salvage Of Peace Plans In Middle East Faces Rejection
Count Bernadotte seeks to salvage Palestine peace plans in Cairo as Arab League states reject sending representatives to his Rhodes HQ. In Jerusalem he works with Jewish leaders on truce issues and food allotments for 160000 Jews. Moshe Sharett discussed truce concerns with civic leaders while Archbishop Testa surveys religious buildings for damage.
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CAIRG
Forxe Bernadette
Cairo
Palestine
Arab League
Bernadotte
Rhodes
United Nations Palestine
JERUSALEM
Moshe Shertok
Teraeli
Gustavo Testa
vaca
BUCHAREST
Cominform
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Tunis
Alexander
Kavelia Gardens
Hamilton
Bermmda
Weightman
Regina
Viscountess
garden
perly-ats Rieaus
one Canada Club
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Falkenburg New GB
House
Parliament
Justice
Sisley
cabloe
Phil as Cote
L~NMatapedia
Matane
Joe RK, Hanley
Perry, N.Y
New York state
Thomas E. Dewey
U.S
Police
Mr. Manning
Herald
THE HERALD
William Lyon Markeuzle King
house of commons
Reginald Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Mr. King
Reutersi
Hennat Mattern
Frie Louise Schroeder
Fran Schroeder
U.F.J
Ottawa Paper Box Company
UTICA
Utica Memorial hospital
Jennie
EISENHOWER ST. LOUIS
SS Louis
Post-Dispatch
Washington
White Howe
Dwight D. Eistnhower
lsne
Board of Trace
mshofactorees
FAMAGUSTA
Cyprus
Meuters
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