Tito affair sparks debate over Yugoslavia break with Moscow
The Tito government faces questions as reports claim Yugoslavia drifted from Moscow and Albania, while observers push two views. Rebecca West warns the revolt is a hoax, predicting a rapid collapse, yet debate continues on whether Tito truly split with the Kremlin or if it is Soviet deception.
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Albania
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New York Herald ‘Tribune
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Miss West
Calgary Albertan Publishes 106 Page Progress Edition
Alberta newspapers are marking anniversaries as The Calgary Albertan issues a 106 page special progress edition to celebrate its move to a new home and 46 years of daily publication. The issue highlights Calgary and Alberta industries, progress, and postwar prospects, with six sections detailing the Albertan and the city.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Berala
Calgary
Albertan
big week
Canada
Possible Liberal leadership candidates under discussion
The article notes Mr Howe and Mr Ilsley as potential but unlikely candidates for the Liberal leadership, with strong admirers yet no consent to run. It recalls Howe and Isley’s wartime leadership and suggests final contest may involve St Laurent Gardiner and Martin, with others only if convention cannot decide.
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Isley
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Canada
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Mr. Garson
Manitoba
CCF Vision of Power Warned as Harsh and Futile
The speaker argues that CCF rule would resemble Stalinist control over people and resources, shrinking incentives to work and think. It cites Saskatchewan loans, noting 720 Central Housing and Loan loans in 1947 versus higher provincial figures, suggesting capital misallocation and diminished production under socialistic planners.
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Canada
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Alberta
Manitoba
Aviation Revival Promises Growth After World War II
The article argues aviation rose during the war and faced a lag in peacetime. It notes daily arrivals of 10 to 12 private planes at Lethbridge and a peak of 21 at the Flying Club. It credits Ottawa's air mail shift for faster service and predicts rapid expansion of commercial and private flying in the coming years, offering opportunities for young men.
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Lethbridge
Flying Club
postal department
Ottawa
King as Student, Reporter, and Canada’s Future Prime Minister
REGINALD HARDY recalls King in his early college years at Toronto and journalism days on the Globe and Mall and Empire. The piece highlights King’s aim for a sociology professor career, his campus debates with Arthur Meighen, and a famed Hewitt anecdote about King’s early newsroom ambitions. It notes his later peripatetic residences, the Beverley Street boarding houses, and the Grange area changes, ending with a preview: to be continued Friday.
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Toronto
Toronto Star
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Bill” Hewitt
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Bay Tree Inn
saim
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young King
J ‘King
Canada
Arthur Meighen
Debating and Literary Society
Melghen
F.A. Acland
Toronto Globe
Later
Gazette
Beverley street
ctty
Mackenze King
Grange Road
Ottawa
Toronto Art Gallery
Grange
Goldwin Smith
Grange Roads
Bond Street
William Lyon Stackenzleved
William Lyon ‘Mackenzie
Godbout's Career in Quebec Liberal Politics
Quebec's Godbout, a reserved agriculture minister turned Liberal leader, helped steer the party through defeat and war era policies. Born in St Eloi, he ran a model farm at Prelighsburg and balanced leadership with farm and agricultural duties amid Quebec's turbulent politics.
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Godbout
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United States
Ste. Anne
Prelighsburg
Quebec agriculture department
Quebec
Views of the Press WRONG SCAPEGOAT (Windsor Star)
The Windsor Star discusses a rumor that the Progressive Conservatives offered John Bracken 200000 to quit and the Liberals 250000 to stay, signaling internal strife. It notes Premier George Drew as heir apparent but without a seat, complicating any federal leadership change. The piece critiques Bracken’s leadership and the old guard’s reform efforts.
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Windsor Star
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Spirit Of Liberty Shines In Prague Sokol Parade
DEWITT MAGKENGLE notes the Prague Sokol congress parade showing strong love of freedom in Czechoslovakia and other Eastern European states. American flags drew applause as protesters rejected the Communist successor. He argues freedom of thought resists suppression and cites anti religious tenets as a weakness of Communism.
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DEWITT MAGKENGLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Sokol
Benes
Klemen Guitwald
Europe
Finland
Yugoslavia
Death of Prof George M Wrong A Toronto historian remembered
Recalls the life of Prof George M Wrong emeritus of history at Toronto University father of Hume Wrong Canadian ambassador. From 1892 to 1927 he lectured at Toronto University amid student strife over his appointment and later became a leading authority on Canadian history and founder of the Canadian Historical Review and Champlain Society.
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London
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Blake
House of Commons
Ireland
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New France
Canadian Historical Review
American Historical Review
Champlains Society
Saskatchewan Farm Vote Analyzed Shows Urban Shift
The Western Producer reports CCF gains in cities while rural Saskatchewan swung away from the party once rooted in agrarian backing. The piece notes urban workers rallied to the CCF as labor policy under the government attracted broad support, while western farmers appear to drift from the CCF amid changing farm conditions and asset values.
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C.C.F
O.C.P
Saskatchewan
CCF
Ontario
Sayings: Emily F. Hammond. When you make a mistake
A concise quotation attributed to Emily F. Hammond advises handling errors with humility and learning. The line reflects a practical approach to growth and self-improvement.
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Emily F. Hammond
That Body of Yours By Dr James Barton
Essay on ideal weight notes that average height and weight do not define ideal. For height five feet seven inches, average man weighs 150 pounds and for five feet four inches, average woman 130 pounds. Adjust by inches and build, as stocky or slender affects ideal poundage. Consider body proportions before determining your optimal weight.
Speaker Clifton Brown Deflects Nationalized Industry Row
In London, Col Douglas Clifton Brown, 69, Speaker of the Commons, told Labour and Conservative critics he will act to balance questions on nationalized industries. He will use discretion to accept statements on matters denied previously, if public interest justifies it, while ministers remain free to refuse statements at their own risk of scrutiny.
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London
Douglas Clifton Brown
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