Not Responsible for Safety U S Planes Flying Supplies Into Berlin
Berlin authorities disclose that Russia disclaims responsibility for the safety of U S aircraft supplying Berlin after an exchange of letters at the Berlin air safety centre. The American controller warned that future flight information would be posted on a visual progress board and forms would be for American personnel only. Communist Berlin planners announce a two year program to integrate Berlin's economy with the eastern zone and warn against expectations of a western air bridge. Meanwhile the U S Air Force fights a fuel shortage in western Berlin as coal flights begin, with 115 U S flights logged in the period.
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BERLIN
Reuters
United States
Allied air safety centre
Mying
Socialist Unity party
SED
Berli
Frankfurt
U.S
Salvage near Arctic Norway Ends for German Sub
Near Tjoctia in Arctic Norway a 7000 ton German ship sunk in 1944 lies buried in ice with around 3000 bodies of soldiers and prisoners in bunks. Divers cut heavy machinery as Norwegian authorities plan disposal and salvage by Trondheim firm continues. Also a note on the last Alberta wild buffalo killed in 1288.
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Tjoctia
Arctic
Norway
jord
Tadde sre
Trondheim
Henry McKay
Samuel McKay
Alberta
Unie
Yugoslavs Call Danube Conference With Four Powers
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav government agrees to a four power request to convene a Danube conference on future control of the Danube River. The meeting in Belgrade July 30 will include the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Yugoslavia. Danube neighbors to attend include Bulgaria Hungary Romania Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Austria.
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BELGRADE
Danube
Jaly
United State
Kags
Britain
France
Yoge- Slariz
ndex
Danube River
Europe
London vy Tanjug
Boberia
Hungary
Romania
Yuronavia
Czechoslosakia
Austria
Gardiner Seeks Liberal Leadership Candidacy
Agriculture Minister Gardiner announces he will stand for nomination for the Liberal leadership at the party convention next month. He notes he spoke with Prime Minister King and External Affairs Minister St Laurent about the move and believes it will do no harm to the party. He says Liberals from across the provinces urged him to run.
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Gardiner
Dominion
Mackenzie Kitz
St. Laurent
Howe
Liberal party
King
J. G. GARDINER
Ottawa
G B Bid For Tops In Air
British ministers weigh the 1948 airliner race focusing on De Haviland Comet Bristol Brabazon and SR-45 flying boat. Experts say Britain could lead in five years with jet propulsion while choosing among Canadair DC-4M Tudor IV Hermes options and potential US competition on North Atlantic routes.
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JAMES McCOOK
LONDON
Britain
United Kingdom
British Overseas Airways Corporation
North Atlantic
United States
National Housing Act loans peak in May at Ottawa
National Housing Act loans for new homes reached a May peak of 2,228 loans approved totaling 11,771,000 dollars. Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation announced the figures, noting continued growth from earlier months. First five months loans total 33,601,000 for 6,622 units compared with 17,?84,000 for 3,632 last year. Alberta loans reached 274 units totaling 1,467,460 dollars.
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NLA
OTTAWA
National Housing Act
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Alberta
Chicago man Hoffman extradited to Wisconsin jail for murder
Mauston Wisconsin report states John J. Hoffman of Chicago, named in a county warrant for first degree murder in his wife's slaying, was returned to the jail after extradition from Canada. He was arrested Friday by Canadian officials at Hythe Alto 240 miles northwest of Edmonton. Sugar stocks in Ottawa show raw sugar 124,063,000 pounds on June 12, up from 111,577,000 a year earlier. Refined sugar stocks 119,219,000 pounds versus 160,020,000 a year ago.
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MAUSTON
Wis
John J. Hoffman
Chicago
dunean
Canada
Hythe
Alto
Edmonton
OTTAWA
bureau of statistics
Two Killed As Blast Rips Seattle Plant
A Seattle vitamin plant blast killed two workers and left one critically injured while three others remained missing. The Lyle Bratchflower Company fish processing plant exploded at 5:35 pm PDT, blowing out windows and jolting homes four miles away.
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Seattle
Lyle Bratchflower Company
Roland Stebbens
John Zethser
Walker Lamphere
Iran Snyder
Britain Signs Pact With US Turning Point in Aid Deal
London reports Britain will receive about 1.2 billion dollars in aid during the first year under a Marshall plan pact approved by parliament. The agreement is hailed as a turning point in recovery though opponents criticize the burden of responsibility it implies.
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LONDON
Britain
Liberal
News Chronicle
British Troops Move To Quell Malaya Communist Uprising
SINGAPORE July 7 Britain has launched a military campaign to smash a Malayan Communist bid to seize power. Malcolm MacDonald, commissioner-general, said troops from army and air force, along with police reinforcements, will hunt guerrilla hideouts, with Royal Navy ships patrolling coasts to curb gun running. Five more Chinese killed in northern Malaya as the campaign begins.
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SINGAPORE
Britain
Malaya
Malcolm MacDonald
United Kingdom
Southeast Asia
federation
MacDonald
documenta
hore
Perak
Pahang
RAP
Malayan
Royal Navy
Siam
south China
Malayan federation
Royal Artllery
King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Devon Regiment
Seaforth Highland
ers
Gurkha Malay Regiment
Royal Air Force Regiment of
London
Tito's Communists Defied By Albania
Joyce Lynne Murray, 20, told police a persistent burglar tried to loot her home three times in one night in Los Angeles. She fought back with a jar of vanishing cream and a gun was shown before the intruder fled, never to return.
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LOS ANGELES
burelar
Joyce Lynne Murray
Soviet Communists Refuse to Attend Belgrade Congress
Russian authorities rejected Yugoslav invites to the Belgrade Communist congress set for July 21. Tass and Moscow radio blamed Tito and his aides for straying from Marxism, signaling a widening rift within the Communist world. Albania also defied Belgrade by severing trade ties and expelling Yugoslav missions, while Cominform urged healthy forces within Yugoslavia to replace leadership if needed.
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Associated Press
Marshal Tito
Tito
Tass
Albania
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tirana
Greece
Lirana
lite
Russia
aig
VAT Tn
Comminform
Romania
Cominform
Yugolslav party
Reuters
Communist party
Yugoslav Communist party
Moscow
Jawo
BBC
Big Narcotics Ring Broken
A Canada wide narcotics ring was believed smashed by RCMP with 400000 dollars worth of Mexican brown heroin seized in Vancouver. The haul, linked to Oshawa and Toronto suspects Ronald Douglas Dean and Willi Kusnik, followed a month of undercover work by twelve Mounties and city police. City watchers fear addicts will seek new supplies as the case follows last fall's opium bust in North Vancouver.
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VANCOUVER
RCMP
Oshawa
Ont
Canada
Toronto
Ronald Douglas Dean
Willi Kusnik
Dean
Vancouver harbor
MEXICO
New York
Joe Cotter
R.C.M.P
Husnik
American Engineer Sues London Doctors Over Misdiagnosis
Whiteford, an American consulting engineer, sues two London doctors claiming misdiagnosis of bladder ailment led to removal of his prostate and declaration of inoperable cancer. He says the diagnosis caused him to abandon business, sell furniture, and return to the United States to die. His lawyer cites an American physician who said there was nothing seriously wrong.
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LONDON
Whiteford
United States
Lot of corn in Hollywood showcases Kalsched’s tasseled variety
In Hollywood Edward Kalsched grows four rows of genuine tasseled corn in his backyard with six to seven ears per stalk. Mrs Kalsched canned 20 pints last year and they plan to plant again this year. The piece notes the unexpected abundance of corn in the film capital.
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HOLLYWOOD
Jay
Edward Kalsched
Kalsched
Warner Girl Drowns Near Warner in Reservoir Incident
Miley Haxe Shaffer, 14, daughter of Mrs. Maud Shaffer, died after entering deep water while swimming with two companions at a reservoir two miles north of Warner. Despite artificial respiration and police investigation, she did not revive. Survived by parents, a sister and two brothers. body sent to Martin Bros. mortuary in Lethbridge.
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e WARNER
HNSI
lfe
Warner
Miley Haxe
Shaffer
Maud Shaffer
L. Shaffer
Vancouver
B.C
Hazel
P. Sledel
Pete Schern
Miss Shaffer
I Martiner
Sweet
Grant
Mont
Whitehorse
day
Martin Bros. mortuary
Lethbridge
N W T Magistrate Holds His Court in Toronto
TORONTO July 6 A H Gibson magistrate of Yellowknife Nant holds court in Toronto making police court history. He presides over a fraud case with jurisdiction across the Dominion and plans hearings here more than in Yellowknife. The matter concerns transfers of mining claims at Yellowknife on February 14 1945.
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TORONTO
A. H. Gibson
Yellowknife
Nant
Dominion
United States Fourth of July Weekend Sees 57 Deaths
A three day holiday period across the United States ends with at least 57 fatalities. Officials report the toll as the third worst in two decades and the poorest safety showing since 1941.
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CHICAGO
United States
Arab League Rejects Truce Extension Plan
Cairo July 7 Reuters Arab League political committee rejects United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte's plan to extend the Palestine truce. MOTHER OF EIGHT FOUND SLAIN Providence July 7 AY Bis Evelyn Burns, 38 mother of eight, found slain near her home with nude body bound by stockings and a knotted brassiere around her neck. CZECH OFFICIALS FLEE BUDAPEST FOR ITALY Milan July 6 Reuters Czechoslovak ambassador and staff flee Budapest, deny support for President Gottwald's policy, arriving in Venice. FEATED ON MILITARY ESTIMATE VOTE Paris July 7 Reuters French government defeated 276 to 183 on a military estimate. cabinet to meet tonight. SPECULATION ON ELECTION DATE CHILDIS Nonsense Edmonton July 7 CE Premier Manning calls rumors childish, refuses comment on Aug 10 date. US REJECTS POLAND'S PROTEST Washington July AP US rejects Poland's protest against western policies in Germany. advise filing with Russia if unhappy. CA INAUGURATE SERVICE TO BAHAMAS Ottawa July q CP Canada and UK sign agreement to inaugurate air service by Trans-Canada Airlines between Canada and The Bahamas. WITH RUSSIA ARGENTINA TO SIDE WITH US Buenos Aires July U AP Juan D Peron says if war occurs between USSR and US, Argentina will side with the United States, citing culture and other reasons.
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CAIRO
Reuters
United Nations
Folke Bernadette
Palestine
PROVIDENCE
Bis
Evelyn Burns
BUDAPEST
ITALY
MILAN
Maly
adapest
Venice
Kiement Gottwald
PARIS
EDMONTON
Mannting
Manning
POLAND
WASHINGTON
United States
Germany
Rossis
Europe
T.CA
BAHAMAS
OTTAWA
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Canada
United Kingdom
Trams-Canada Air Linea
external affairs department
air actiites
west Atlantic
Caribbean
RUssiA
ARGENTINA
Juan D. Peron
BUENOS AIRES
Roesis
Peron
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