Question on dual national status in Japanese Canadian case
London July 16. A Privy Council hearing opened on whether a person is both a Japanese national and Canadian. Viscount Simon questioned if orders imply dual nationality, while counsel argued the orders cover only three groups: native-born Canadians, naturalized Canadians, and foreigners. The debate centers on who can be deported and under what authority.
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C.P. Cable
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Canada
Viscount Simon
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F. A. Brewin
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Lord Simon
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Premier backs P C proposal to hear steel strike leaders
Prime Minister Mackenzie King supported a Progressive Conservative plan urging the Commons industrial relations committee to meet before day’s end and summon steel strike leaders for testimony. King backed hearing both sides to aid a fair settlement while government actions to manage the plant controller were noted.
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OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
commons
house
Hing
pobie Smith
Calgary West
King
Byrnes outlines postwar plans and Austria peace stance
Secretary Byrnes reports Allied stance on Saar German economics and occupation zones. He notes willingness to run zones as an economic unit with others, while Britain weighs the proposal and Soviets offer no view. Molotov pushes toward an Austrian peace treaty with denazification and refugee withdrawal, and Byrnes cautions against delaying Austria for temporary shelter. He praises justice and mercy and says treaties for Italy, the Balkans, and Finland are drafts to be reviewed at Paris. He opposes secret subcommittees and seeks press access to meetings.
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Byrnes
Germany
Molotov
Austria
United States
Italy
Balkan states
Finland
Paris
Byrnes Explains Paris Big Four Deliberations
State Secretary Byrnes outlines the Paris conference results focusing on Germany and Soviet relations. He notes no progress on German demilitarization and cautions about Moscow's influence while urging recognition of basic allied differences in approach and methods.
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Byrnes
United States
Paris
Russia
America
Germany
Moscow
Married Across the Atlantic by Voice Link in Clovis
Miss Lilian Maureen Chamberlin, 17, Salisbury cashier, married dairy farmer Winfred James Grider 000 miles away in Clovis, New Mexico, via trans Atlantic telephone. A diamond and old wedding ring sent by the former U S soldier were placed on Maureen's finger by her father. The ceremony lasted six minutes.
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ATLANTIC
SALISBURY
Enz
C.P
Lilian Maureen Chamberlin
Winfred James Grider
Clovis
N. Mex
ormer
Hughes Still Critical After Plane Crash Report
Howard Hughes was described as slightly improved yet still in critical condition in Los Angeles. Army Air Force officers investigating the July 7 XP-11 ship crash abruptly halted further information, classing the incident details as confidential.
4-Year Wheat Pact Likely
Ottawa reports Indications that the Anglo Canadian wheat agreement will be slowed before the end of the crop year. A fixed price of 155 a bushel on No 1 Northern at the lakes head for the first two years with no selling price for the second term, and a floor price possible. Canada to supply about 150 million bushels annually to Britain, more in early years and less later. Wheat Board members from Winnipeg met with the cabinet wheat committee led by MacKinnon, with Saree and Ilsey as other members.
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united Kingdom
Britain
Canadian Wheat Board
Ottawa
Winnipeg
MacKinnon
Saree
Ilsey
Tito says Mihailovic sentence reflects reaction in world
London July 16 Reuters reports Marshal Tito defended Mihailovic’s wartime collaboration trial as exposing a broad coalition of reaction. He stated Yugoslavia would not accept the Big Four's Trieste decision but would pursue a legal struggle, hoping Western governments change toward Yugoslavia.
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Reuters
Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
Yungslavia
Trieste
foreign ministers’ council
Paris
Adriatic
Italy
Mihailovic
Titona
Shocked Learn Name Is Listed In Spy Report
OTTAWA July 16 Miss Agatha Chapman a Bank of Canada economist and great granddaughter of Sir Charles Tupper said she was shocked to learn she was named in the royal commission espionage report as a contact between two alleged Russian agents in Ottawa. She denied any knowledge of espionage and defended her family history of public service while noting relatives who held high offices in Canada and abroad.
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Fathers of Confederation
Agatha Chapman
rosal commission
Miss Chapman
bank of Canada
Toronto
Montreal
royal commission
royal commissions
Sir Charles Tupper
W. J Tupper
leutenant porerior
Manitoba
India
Revisions Proposed for Public Service Boards
The article outlines plans to extend civil service superannuation to employees of multiple boards including the Service Commission, Exports Credit Insurance Corporation, International Joint Commission, Tariff Board, Unemployment Insurance Commission and War Veterans Allowance Board. It notes possible participation in the civil service superannuation scheme.
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Service Commission
Exports Credit Insurance Corporation
International Joint Comission, Tariff Board
Unemployment Insurance Commission
War Veterans Allowance Board
US on top of espionage situation says Attorney General
Attorney General Clark stated the United States is entirely on top of espionage. He pledged prosecutions when sufficient evidence develops and said the U S is coordinating with Canada as investigators probe Soviet spy activity in Canada. He added federal violations will prompt immediate action wherever found.
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WASHINGTON
Clark
United States
Ottawa
special
royal Canadian commission
Canada
Regina Sets Another Record Rainfall in Canada
Regina recorded a new annual rainfall record as a thunderstorm swept southern Saskatchewan last night. Moose Jaw and Weyburn reported heavy rain and strong winds, with Weyburn noting dust reduced visibility to a few feet before the rain began.
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REGINA
meteorological bureau
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Weyburn
Asks Continuance of Conciliation Proceedings
Vancouver reports C H Locke representing mining companies calls for the Dominion government to restart conciliation talks in the wake of ongoing hard rock mine strikes. The move follows Chief Justice Gordon M Sloan’s resignation as inquiry commissioner, which he said hindered negotiations.
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VANCOUVER
C. H. Locke
B.C
Dominion
Gordon M Sloan
Mitchell
Government ready to start talks on interim Dominion provincial pact
Ottawa on July 16 reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King telegraphed Premier T C Douglas of Saskatchewan that the federal government stands prepared to begin discussion at once with provinces willing to join the interim Dominion provincial agreement proposed in the budget.
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OTTAWA
Mackengle King
T C. Douglas
Saskatchewan
Union Seek Expanded Authority for Chief Justice Sloan
Union officials appealed to the Dominion government to grant greater authority to Chief Justice Gordon M Sloan so he can continue as commissioner in the industry dispute. The stance comes as companies refuse to enter into industry-wide contracts.
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ing
Dominion
Gordon M Sloan
Will Big Loan Mean More Food For Britons
In London on July 16, Chancellor Hugh Dalton told the commons that the US loan of 3.75 billion dollars would ease diet strains, but Food Minister John Strachey warned there would be no end to bread rationing. The government issued a new 2000 word bread rationing order for debate Thursday amid Conservative plans to oppose. Churchill expected to speak against rationing.
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LONDON
Hugh Dalton
exchequer
commons
United States
Britain
John Strachey
Winston Churchill
Former PEI minister of agriculture dies at 81
O'Leary Prince Edward Island July 16 William H Dennis 81 Liberal representative in the PEI legislature since 1915 and agriculture minister from 1936 to 1943 died at his home after about a month's illness.
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O'LEARY
PEI
William H Dennis
Prince Edward Island
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