Canadians Make Peace Parley Plan
Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada attended the Paris peace conference on July 30. Canadian delegates weighed Dr. Herbert Evatt proposal challenging Big Four final decisions and argued Moscow Russia support may be essential for European peace. Evatt demanded all 17 invitees have a say in core terms, while Canada favors limited scope and cooperation.
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ROSS MUNRQ
dia Canee
n_Press
Stair
PARIS
Cable
Mackensit
Canada
Luxembourg Palace
Herbert F. Evatt
Evatt
Moscow
Italy
Balkan states
Finland
Russia
senate
commission on rules
Dr. Evatt
King
Attlee
Claxton
Farmer And Son Hurt In Blast Near Boyle
Edmonton report says Peter Hut zal and his seven year old son Stanley were severely injured in a dynamite blast on a Boyle area farm while stump blasting. They were flown to Edmonton for treatment with the father suffering serious abdominal injuries and the boy critical head injuries.
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EDMONTON
Boyle
here
Peter Hutzal
Stanley
Meteor Pilot Returns After 26 Days in Ontario Wilds
Flight officer Fit. Lt. William McKenzie and his wife and mother were flown from Flack Lake Ont to civilization after surviving 26 days in the Ontario wilderness following the crash of his jet propelled plane. The group flew to Winnipeg on an RCAF aircraft, marking a dramatic return from the near disaster.
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METEOR
WINNIPEG
OTTAWA
Ontario wilds
William McKenzie
RCAF
J. Taylor McKenzie
civilization
Flack Lake
Ont
wilds
The Left Hand Corner at the Rose Show
The London correspondent for the Ottawa Journal notes strong visitor turnout at the National Rose Society show at Horticultural Hall Westminster. The piece reflects on roses as a British national emblem and discusses the long history of rose cultivation, noting many varieties and Asia origin.
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National Rose Society
Horticultural Hall
Westminster
London
Ottawa Journal
Marines Die in Ambush Near Peiping During Convoy Attack
Four U S Marines are killed and 18 wounded in a four hour assault by about 300 Chinese Communist forces on a truck convoy carrying 160 Marines en route to Peiping. The ambush occurred near Hohsiwa 355 miles southeast of Peining as replacements move forward.
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TOM MASTERSON
PEIPING
United States
Winming
Hohsiwa
Peining
Hohsilwu
United States army
Tientsin
RFNS PETREAT
Marine Corps
Shanghai
Associated Press
No Such Luck It Didn't Rain In Waynesburgh
John Daily’s bet on rain failed as Waynesburgh recorded no rain yesterday, ending an 8 year run since he started in 1938 as the town’s rainmaker. The 85 bet rose to 50 dollars but yielded no payout, while Jack Dempsey’s Tank count won elsewhere, funding a local swimming pool.
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WAYNESBURGH
John Daily
Pennsylvania
Jack Dempsey
Jack
swimming pool
Not Welcome at Portland Hotel Eastland
Portland authorities report that Fals, who has had White House access, is not welcome at the Hotel Eastland. An assistant manager says Mr and Mrs Feighlin D. stayed briefly and departed. Mrs Roosevelt plans to go to Cana Pobello Island where a red granite cairn honoring her husband will be dedicated August 1.
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PORTLAND
Fals
White House
Eastland
Feighlin D
Roosevelt
Cana- Pobello Island
N.B
Housing Bill Is Approved in Canada Parliament
Ottawa dispatch reports the government’s housing program under scrutiny as MPs from Progressive Conservative and CCF debate a bill expanding the National Housing Act. Reconstruction Minister Howe defends the plan to stimulate building, suggests loans to fisheries firms, and allows co operatives with other income to qualify. The bill passes committee and awaits third reading, possibly tomorrow.
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OTTAWA
Howe
fisheries companies
C.C.F
tomor
Curfew Tightens in Tel Aviv as British Round Up
British troops seal Tel Aviv under 22 hour curfew to hunt suspects in the Jerusalem King David hotel bombing. More than 16,000 troops, including the Red Devils, search the city for members of Irgun and Stern gang while residents stay inside and away from windows.
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JERUSALEM
Tel Aviv
King David
Ateaters
6th airborne
Red Devils
Arnhem
Alan Cunningham
Holy Land
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Stern gang
Briiish wroy
Palestine
Attlee Urges Nations To Listen To Others In Peace Talks
Paris July 36 AP Britain Prime Minister Attlee urged nations to heed ideas from others as the 21 power conference moves to draft postwar peace treaties. U.S. Byrnes pressed press access to sessions while Evatt Spaak and Kardelj fill key posts. Controversies loom on Danube navigation Italian colonies and Balkan reparations as commissions prepare bids for final Big Four input.
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PARIS
lve
Atties
Altice
Byrnes
United States
general assembly
Big Four
Mr. Attlee
Attlee
Bevin
Burmes
Italy
Rosania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Kardell
Evatt
Bidault
France
Britain
Molotov
Wang Shih-Chieh
Danube
Balkan
Senators balk at hearing Japanese American evacuee claims
Washington July 30 Objection by Senator Homer Ferguson Republican Michigan blocked a Senate vote on creating a commission under the Interior Department to hear claims of American citizens of Japanese ancestry for damages from wartime evacuation. Ferguson argued courts, not the Interior Department, should hear the claims.
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WASHINGTON
Homer Ferguson
Mich
senate
secretary of
wnnterior
Alaska
Hawaii
Ferguson
interior department
Gandhi opens debate on killing crop-raiding monkeys
Millions of Hindus are startled by Mohan Das Gandhi’s stance that it is not against non-violence to kill monkeys that damage crops. The article notes monkeys’ sacred ties to Hanuman and mentions rural practices to deter them. Gandhi’s Harijan suggests electric lighting to save crops, sparking debate on livelihood versus tradition.
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BOMBAY
Mohandas Gandai
ralor
Qandhi
the HariJan
perous
aa Gandhi
Gardiner Marries Maude Christie in Regina Ceremony
Regina July 30 Hon G Gardiner 63 year old federal minister of agriculture married Maude Ysobel Christie widow of Dr H H Christie yesterday in a government hotel suite ceremony attended by her daughter Mrs Ward Chase and Gardiner’s son Wilfred. The couple will reside in Ottawa.
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RON
J. G. GARDINER REGINA
Hon . G. Gardiner
Maude Ysobel Christie
H .H Christie
a. Parker
Christie
Benforth
Ont
Ward Chase
Regina
Wilfred
Ottawa
Fire Threatens Shediac as Forest Blaze Spreads
In Shediac New Brunswick residents prepared for evacuation as a forest fire advanced toward the town of 2606. Three special trains stood by to move residents and campers. 35 girl campers were evacuated by motor launches after two camps burned. Three farms and the entire summer colony of 72 cottages were reported lost with no casualties. Strong winds and scattered thundershowers clouded the outlook as crews fought the blaze ahead of Richibucto 40 miles north.
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MONCTON
N.B
Shediac
Richibucto
Forest rangers
Northumberland Strait
Heavy Wheat Loss In Alberta From Drought
CALGARY July 30 Heavy heat and drought last week cost Alberta farmers about 20 million dollars in 1946 returns, according to the Alberta Wheat Pool. The report, noting a weekly yield drop of at least two bushels per acre, says a harvest could still come if heat ends and rains come. continued heat would bring disastrous consequences, with the Peace River and Southern Alberta needing rain to prevent deterioration and aid filling.
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CALGARY
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Peace River
30 Feared Dead in Northern Anatolia Flood Disaster
Istanbul dispatch reports torrential rain in the Amasyn and Samien agricultural districts near the Black Sea, causing floods that left 300 feared dead and 300 injured. Thousands flee as waters rise, inundating fields and destroying harvests across the region.
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ISTANBUL
Reuters
pervons
Amasixn
Sameen
Black Sea
Anatolia
City refuses to pay Ley funeral costs in Nurnberg
Neurnberg officials refuse to cover 4.09 marks for Robert Ley funeral. The welfare committee claims Ley’s burial falls under war crimes tribunal responsibility and not city welfare. The note to the International Military Tribunal argues Ley’s death occurred while awaiting trial before the war crimes court.
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NUERNBERG
Neernberg
Robert Ley
laber bens
International military tribunal
Ley
Gripamal
10 Cent Wheat Price Hike Affects Western Farmers
Trade Minister MacKinnon outlines Western Canada wheat policy raising the initial price to producers to 1.35 per bushel retroactive to Aug 1 1945 and maintaining a 1.25 domestic price. Export price removed for non Britain sales and the Canadian Wheat Board kept as sole marketer, with a five year pool and forthcoming Britain contract details.
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MacKinnon
Britain
U.S
UAWA
C.P
the
commons
Canadian Wheat Board
western Canada
United States
sem
Canada
Northern
Fort William
Port Arthur
Vancouver
DELANY
wheat board
United Kingdom
Fort Willam
Dog Fight Over Hamilton Plant In Ontario Skirmish
Aerial clash above the strikebound Hamilton works of the Steel Company of Canada as United Steelworkers strike enters its third week. A Toronto union plane dropped leaflets on nonstriking workers while a company plane based near Hamilton tried to force it away by circling. Two other planes carried newspapermen nearby as the scene drew attention from the amid plant siege.
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HAMILTON
Ont
Hamilton works
the
Steel Company of Canada
United Steelworkers of America
basic steel
Hamilwae Sault Ste. Marie
Sydney
Toronto
Hailstorm Causes Million-Dollar Damage at Kelowna
Kelowna British Columbia reports hailstorm damage estimated at 1 170 000 dollars as forecasts and marketing notes for Chapagan Valley fruit firm BC Brit Trees Ltd released the figure.
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KELOWNA
B.C
C.P
B.C. Brit Trees Ltd
Chapagan
EDMONTON
C. P. Larsen
scl@tin
Bew Valley
Essurm
department of education
HEIEZENS
CHICAGO
RICHMOND HILL
TORONTO
C.7
Richmond Hirm
Peiks Det
kent
VANCOUVER
international Typographical Union
Vemevuvet Daily
A M. Marper
British Columbia supreme court
chariters tegay
plebeiaag
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