Danger of War Fears Across Berlin Crisis Deepens
Western military governors met in blockaded Berlin to discuss plans for a western Germany government, while US officials warn of grave war risk. London papers report possible war between Russia and the West as Britain Holland France and Belgium meet at The Hague to align on the Berlin crisis amid ongoing rail and barge blockades.
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Associated Press
ERLIN
Berlin
Germany
United States
Washington
Truman
White House
London
Russia
west
western European union
Britain
Holland
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Hague
C. P. Mayhew
Population Shifts In Saskatchewan By Age Groups
A Moose Jaw Times Journal summary of a Dominion Bureau of Statistics report showing Saskatchewan population declines across most groups from 1941 to 1946. The under 29 cohort fell from 523,620 in 1941 to 464,551 in 1944, while ages 30 to 59 declined from 297,266 to 279,976. The 60 and over group rose by 31,055 despite retirees moving west.
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Saskatchewan
Plains
Moose Jaw - Times- Journal
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British Columbia
Britain’s postwar buying spree may be ending
London reports indicate a cooling in the postwar shopping boom as inventories rise in several lines and consumers grow cautious. Some manufacturers warn of deflation fears, though Sir Stafford Cripps notes price use has slowed and a downward tendency may be emerging. Government counter inflation appears to reduce demand for nonessential goods while shortages become more selective.
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LONDON
Britain
Stafford Cripps
Four Drowned In Manitoba Ferry Tragedy
In Manitoba near Letellier four people died when a car and a truck slid off a ferry into the Red River. Two others escaped. The deceased include Mrs John Jones of Dominion City and her two children Lyn and a three month old baby, plus Guear Marsh of Rosenthal Man. Mr Jones was driving the truck. the Marsh car struck the ferry arm and broke free.
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LETELLIER
Man
Red River
here
John Jones
Dominion City
Lyn
Guear Marsh
Rosenfeld
Ms. Jones
Mr. Marsh
RCMP
Palestine Truce Yet No Peace Across UN Balking Block
Palestine remains under truce but no peace as Arab and Jewish leaders face UN mediator Folke Bernadotte. Key disputes include Jewish immigration control and the status of the provisional government of Israel, with Bernadotte proposing a federal union as a possible path. King Abdullah cautions patience and careful negotiation to resolve the Palestine problem.
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U.N. Security Council
U.S
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Countess Bernadotte
New York
Count Bernadotte
NORMAN ALTSTEDTER
ALESTINE
Britain
world agency
Holy Land
Folke Hernacotte
Security council
Israel
Bernadotte
Arab League
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Iraq and Syria Reject Palestine Truce Plan
An official statement says Iraq and Syria rejected the Palestine truce during Arab League talks in Aley Lebanon. It notes both countries voted against the cease fire and the Palestine truce at the Arab League meeting.
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BAGHDAD
Reuters
Iraq
Syria
Arab League
Aley
Lebanon
Palestine
stine
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Trans-Jordan
Yemen
Weekend Deaths Shas Sororohose
Samuel M Breadner Ottawa jeweler and father of retired Air Chief Marshal L S Breadner of the RCAF dies. Dr Frederick Wiliam MacKinnon 74 staff surgeon at Ottawa Civic hospital passes away. Dr Percival MacLachilin 40 head of WVU biochemistry department native of Canada and Queen's University graduate. Arthur M Crevier 58 sales executive for Canada Packers Ltd.
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SHAS SOROORHOSE
OTTAWA
Samuel M. Breadner
L. S. Breader
RCAF
Frederick Wiliam MacKinnon
Ottawa Civic hospital
MORGANTOWN
W. Va
Percival MacLachilin
West Virginia University
Canada
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
MONTREAL
Arthur M. Crevier
Canada Packers, Ltd
Last Ditch Rally Blocks Market Drop
New York July 18. The stock market staged a last-ditch rally to blunt a steep decline unseen in nearly two years. Closing prices fell about 1 to 12 dollars a share, with larger losses trimmed in many cases. Aggressive selling began last Thursday and continued Friday, resuming today amid fears over Berlin. Public participation remained slim.
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NEW YORK
Dewiigor
Berlin
Dixiecrats Nominate Thurmond Wright Ticket
Southern Democrats known as Dixiecrats nominate Governor Strom Thurmond of South Carolina for president and Fielding Wright of Mississippi for vice president. They vow to run on a platform opposing civil rights proposals with strong backing in Alabama Mississippi Florida and South Carolina.
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BIRMINGHAM
Ala
Truman
United States
io Triuan
J. Strom Thurmord
South Carolina
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
Thurmond
Wright
couth
Frank Dixon
Alabama
states rights' command
Thurmond-Wright
Florida
Arkansas
Ben T. Lanes
Bracken to retire as Progressive Conservative leader
John Bracken announced his retirement from the Progressive Conservative party leadership citing age and ill health. The National Association called an executive meeting for July 26 to set a convention date to select his successor, with candidates including Tremley Drew John Diefenbaker Gordon Graydon and Donald Fleming. Prime Minister Mackenzie King also announced his retirement plans, creating parallel leadership changes in Canada’s political scene.
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Canadian Press Cor
John Bracken
Progressive Conservative party
J. M. Macdonnell
National Progressive Conservative Association
association
Mrr. Bracken
Tremley Drew
Ontario
John Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
Goredon Graydon
Peel
Donald Fleming
Toronto Eglington
Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Bracken
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Mackenzie King
Mr. King
Flight to Azores ends in brisk, risky diversion
Nine American civilians aboard a ramshackle B-17 diverted from a U.S. start to Azores from Halifax after an 11 hour flight. Pilot Irwin R. Schindler doused lights and redirected east toward Palestine to join the Israeli air force, with one engine missing cowling and no radio. The crew reportedly carried two parachutes and faced fuel limits as observers praised the flying.
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HALIFAX
United States
Westchester County Field
N.Y
Azores
Irwin R. Schindler
Miami
Fla
R.C.A.P
Boston
Schindler
Flying Fortress
Foreign military attaches to visit Valcartier camp
Ottawa July 19 Defence headquarters announced arrangements for a group of foreign military attaches to visit Valcartier military camp in Quebec and deliberately excluded the Soviet Union from the guest list. Army officials said Col Nikolai Zerof of the Soviet Representative was excluded for the same reason as last year. The Valcartier visit begins tomorrow and will include nine attaches from Britain France United States Turkey Switzerland China and Czechoslovakia. Representatives of all Soviet satellites were excluded from last year’s visit, though the Czechoslovak attach Col Janimir Peizold is included this year.
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T.C.i. NORTH STARS
LETHESLOGE STARLING
OTTAWA
C.P
T.U.A. North Star
Lethbridge
Calgary
Alberta
transport department
EN SCHUMAN CAULNET
PARIS
Berlin
Vassily Sokolovsky
WASHINGTON
United States state department
Azores
United States
state department exporticense
ftisnt
Near East
S.C
EDMONTON
Social Credit
UAW
FORD
DETROIT
A.P
United Automobile Workers
C.LO
Ford Meter Company
Henry Ford
REPUBLIC STEEL
PITTSBURGH
Phillip Murray
United Steelworkers
C.SG
Republic Steel Corporation of
Cleveland
BOY HOPE
B.C
Bobby Kirkland
Gorden Kirkland
G.P
Defence headquarters
Valcartur
Quebec
Soviet Union
LU-Col
Nikolai N. Zerof
Shilo
Canada
Britain
France
Turkey
Switzerland
China
Czechoslovakia
Janimir Peizold
Valcartier
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Jay Walker
Mediator Continues
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ICIO
Philp Murray
people's congress
representa
atic
the Herald
Want Ad Department
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Flying Fort
Herman Marek
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