Molotov Outlines Soviet Plan For A Unified Germany
Paris July 11 The Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov argued for a unified self sustaining Germany under four power control of industry and reparations while opposing dismemberment or total agriculturalization. He warned against revenge and pressed for a central German administration to facilitate a future peace treaty.
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Europe
Secret Service cost and wartime role outlined
A London correspondent’s note in the Ottawa Journal reflects on the Secret Service’s wartime burden and risk. It recalls spending £52 million last war and a 1914 request for £300,000, leading to a replacement with a more capable officer as Kitchener sought efficient propulsion of national security efforts. The piece hints at continued scrutiny and future disclosures on hidden intelligence work.
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Secret Service
London
Ottawa Journal
Srvice
Kitchener
Diefenbaker Attacks Registration and War Assets Deals
In Ottawa on July 11 Prime Minister Diefenbaker urged economies and criticized a “billion-dollar mentality” as budget debate continued. He cited War Assets missteps selling ships and equipment for far less than potential value, and warned against eliminating national registration. Calgary reports two more cheque scams bring city total to 12 victims and at least $807 taken.
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C.F
Diefenbaker
civil service
War Assets Corporation
Mr. Diefenbaker
J A. Ross
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Souris
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Australian Meat Strike Eases as Workers Return to Jobs
In Brisbane on July 1 reports say meat workers ending a 19 week Queensland strike, plus sympathy actions by 3000 waterfront workers and coal miners, are returning to work. Up to 100000 idle, power shortages and transport cuts caused a state of emergency with major economic losses. Premier Hanlon blames Communists for prolonging the dispute.
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BRISBANE
Australia
P. Cable
Queensland
Edward Hanlon
U.S. crop outlook promises bumper harvests and aid to shortages
Washington reports a sixth consecutive bumper harvest with a record corn crop and large yields of wheat oats potatoes and rice. If grains hold, the U.S. will ship 250 million bushels of wheat to shortage areas while maintaining livestock output. In Chicago farmers note corn now commands higher prices than wheat reversing usual relations. Corn faces supply tightness and a forecast of 341.646 million bushels with corn around 2.15 a bushel and wheat near 2.10.
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United States
agriculture department
CHICAGO
Office of Price Administration
department of agriculture
Peace terms for Axis states to be discussed in Paris conference
DEWITT MACKENZIE notes twenty-one Allied nations will meet July 29 at the Luxembourg Palace in Paris to lay down peace terms for Italy Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland. He says even with a wartime pause the world faces political turmoil as Russia seeks greater influence and Britain tries to salvage its position, with treaties likely reflecting power realignments in Europe.
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Paris
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Europe
Russia
Five Die In Crash Of Constellation Training Plane
Five crew members were killed in the crash of a four engine Constellation training plane four miles north of Reading Pennsylvania as the state police reported. The plane was still burning and the first notification came at 12 44 pm CST.
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Controversy Over Canadian Flag Design Boosted in Parliament
The House flag committee chose the Red Ensign with Union Jack and golden maple leaf as the final design despite Quebec warnings. A Quebec Liberal caucus signaled possible delays and a fight with Premier Maurice Duplessis if the Union Jack remains, while members debated the symbol and its acceptance across provinces.
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Quebec storm L R Beaudoin
L. Vaudreuil- Soulanges
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SoundS Warning On Inflation In Wages
The Canadian press reports rising strike risk in basic steel plants as Ottawa appoints a federal controller for the big three mills. About 50,000 idle workers possible. 36,000 currently idle nationwide amid wage and hour disputes. Union leaders mobilize while government faces opposition over proposed wage limits.
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H. Millard
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F. B Kubourn
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Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation
Steel Company of Canada
Algoma Steel Corporation
United Electrical Workers
C10
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elland
Clarence EF. Jackson
Consdiansident
U.E
Welland
United Textile Workers
AFL
Ontario
United Auto Workers
CSO
Chatham
Windsor
International Mine, Mill and. Smelter Workers
CIO
British Columbia
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Westinghouse
Clarence E Jackson
Congress of Labor
Dominion
steet rubber and electric
SAULT STE MARIE
United Steel Workers
OTWA
provin
four Miont Company
Valteyfield
Brand orders audit of CSL records on compliance
Toronto Captain E S Brand federal controller of lake shipping announced he ordered an examination of Canada Steamship Lines records to verify whether his orders and instructions on unlicensed personnel matters have been followed. He instructed deputy controller J E Matheson in Montreal to enter CSL offices and investigate reports, stressing no accusation but a probe into possible noncompliance.
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Canada Steamship Lines
Montreal
J. E Matheson
Brand
U S Crop Prospects Report Best In Years
Washington July 11 A government report says this year’s U S farm output outlook has seldom been surpassed with a record corn crop and near record crops of wheat potatoes and rice. The July 1 crop conditions were the best in seven years except 1942 and yields per acre for most crops are above average.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Saved From Slow Death After Door Lock Springs Shut
Everett Massachusetts story of Mira Mary Maherty trapped in an attic closet for four days after a spring locked door slammed shut. A brother from New York, Michael 75, heard her banging for help during a visit and freed her. Doctors expect recovery.
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New York
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Mira Mary Maherty
Michael
Mass Exodus From Poland Report From Warsaw
War saw July report describes thousands fleeing anti Jewish outbreaks in Poland. Jews from Russia band together seeking safety in mountains. Seven men and others are missing or hiding. refugees say many more trek toward mountain refuge. Petrolmen guide fugitives to a barracks on city edge in hope of reaching Palestine.
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Palestine
Howard Hughes In Critical Condition After Crash
Howard Hughes, famed aviator and producer, remained under constant medical care on the fifth day after a spectacular crash. He sustained burns and other injuries while aboard during a flight experiment. In Copenhagen, seven Danes linked to the Peter Group terror gang were condemned to death, with four others sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Howard Wiughes
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Teena forien
COPENHAGEN
Peter
Denmaerk
Curtail Production of Wrapping Paper and Bags
Ottawa reports a 10 percent cut in Kraft paper exports and wrapping materials to curb shortages. Multi wall paper bag production will fall to ease bottlenecks in food packaging and construction supplies, saving about 2 800 tons annually across wrapping paper bags and brown envelopes.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Prices Board today
Canada
Convict Shot As Escape Attempt Clashes On Texas Highway
A failed escape at Harlem prison farm number two near Burat Land Texas led to gunfire and a high speed car chase. One prisoner was killed during the abortive breakout as attempts to fire on a pursuing vehicle ended in a fatal exchange.
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Texas
Harlem
Burat Land
Hottest Day Yet as Heat Tide Rises Across Regions
July heat wave continues with 94 degrees reported as the hottest day of the year at Kenyon Field. Weather office notes the temperature likely to climb higher Thursday afternoon amid a sizzling regional stretch. Also in brief: US veterans convicted over war prisoner killings in the Bulge, Winnipeg judge sentences Hiltabrite to jail for unemployment act violations, Senate rejects rent increase push, Truman approves atom bomb test data, and Victoria searches for four missing youths believed aboard a vessel near Beccer Bay.
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geners
United States military court
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Battle of the Bulge
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Truman
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Harold Philips
Allum Léttier
George Butenoen
David Wardell
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