Berlin Berlin crisis talks signal four power accord
Russia and the West signaled in principle agreement on a four power plan for Berlin including four power control and city wide elections for an all Berlin council. Acheson outlined a U S backed approach for access guarantees and currency unification under four power supervision. In Alberta a 16 year old farm hand was sentenced to death for murder, marking Canada’s first juvenile death sentence in Drummheller court.
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Associated Press
ARIS
Russia
west
Berlin
United States
Dean Acheson
Britain
France
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kommandatura
Acheson
Germany
Vishinsky
RUMHELLER
Alberta
Drew Party Leader George Drew in Lethbridge Visit
Progressive Conservative leader George Drew and Mrs. Drew arrived in Lethbridge by plane at 9 30 am on Friday. A small group of supporters greeted them before they traveled to Cardston for a morning speech and returned for a luncheon and Capitol theatre engagement.
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Lethbridge
George Drew
Progressive Conservative
Drew
Cranbrook
B.C
R. Henderson
Calgary
P.C
Hilda Hesson
Winnipeg
Jack Jardine
Spencer Hughes
Medicine Hat
CARDSTON
district point
EL BR
George
ace
Rilda Hesson
Progressive Conserva~tives
J. A. Jardine
Public Hearings Set for Royal Commission on Arts
Ottawa opens hearings August 3 to study Canadian life and culture under a Massey chaired royal commission. Commissioners will be paid forty dollars daily and travel to Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Victoria Regina then to the Maritimes after Toronto Montreal and Quebec City.
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OTTAWA
royal commission on arts, letters and sciences
Vincent Massey
University of Toronto
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Victoria
Regina
Maritimes
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec City
Northland crash survivors rescued after Arctic search
Ernie Boffa and his mechanic Fred Riley were located unharmed after a four day rescue by three Lancasters and two Dakotas. The Anson crashed 55 miles north northwest of Coppermine in the Arctic. The pair were picked up near Sawmill Bay by an RC AF Dakota piloted by Peter Gibbs and transported to safety.
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DMONTON
Arctic circle
Sawmill Bay
N.W.T
R.C.A.F
Ernie Boffa
Fred Riley
Coppermine
Holman Island
Arctic Ocean
Northwest Air Command
Boffa
Peter Gibbs
Bamonton
Gibbs
Canadian Pacific Airlines
carter
Dr. Washburn
Read Island
Holman
Read islands
Victoria Island
Copperming
Washburn
Disnal
Lakes
Boffs
Social welfare reform urged amid constitutional strains
Montreal June 3 Pallure of the Dominion and others aim for a social services expansion beyond employment. G Davis Canada Welfare Council says current disputes stall social insurance growth and stigmatizes aid. He cites housing shortages as the era's gravest, most baffling problem.
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MONTREAL
Pallure
Dominion
social services inc
RE. G. Davis
Canadian Welfare Council
Canada
Davis
Flames Destroy Grain Elevator Near Edmonton
Fire destroyed thirty thousand dollars worth of grain and seriously damaged a forty thousand dollar grain elevator on Edmonton's northeast outskirts. Firefighters fought the three hour blaze, a motorist raised the alarm, two feed mill employees saved company records, and roof collapse narrowly missed the crews. Cause was unknown.
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EDMONTON
Tribute to Canadian troops names four new roads in Bexhill
A wartime tribute in Bexhill on Sea names four new roads Canada Way Highlanders W2k Saskatoon Road and Calgary Road honoring the Calgary Highlanders and Saskatoon Light Infantry. Alderman Pycratt salutes troops for enlivening town life during 1941.
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Bexhill-on- Sea
England
Canada Way
Highlanders
Sackatoon Road
Calgary Road
Samuel Pycratt
Calgary Highlanders
Saskatoon Light Infantry
Bexhill
Drew Tackles Ottawa Policy at Cardston Rally
Progressive Conservative leader George Drew addressed nearly 1000 at the Alberta Stake Tabernacle in Cardston urging residents to back local growth and oppose Ottawa centralization. He praised Southern Alberta, urged irrigation expansion, education in agriculture, and youth development amid national tax and market concerns. He was joined by Mrs. Drew and local officials as the scene framed Cardston’s prominence.
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CARDSTON
George Drew
Alberta Stake Tabernacle
Drew
Alberta
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
St. Mary's dam
lynnglish
J. A. Jardine
Lethbridge
Stanley Wyatt
Macleod
Wm. Cooper
J. ¥. Card
Living Cost Index Rises in April in Canada
Canada’s cost of living edged up by a fifth of a point in April, reaching 150.5 from 159.4 on a 1935 80 equals 100 base. The rise, driven by higher food costs and meat prices, narrows toward prior peak levels while clothing and home furnishings also inch higher. fuel and light decline.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
bureau
Oatarloo
Quebec
Tsingtao Falls To Chinese Reds
Shanghai reports Chinese Communists seized Tsingtao the north China port once home to the U S Pacific Fleet. Nationalists withdrew and the city and port were taken without a fight leaving the last nationalist-held city in northeast China. Marshal Yen Hsien Shan named premier at Canton amid hopes for unity against the Communists.
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SHANGHAI
Tsingtao
north China
United States
China
Marshal Yen Hesl- Shan
Canton
legislative Yuan
Ho Ying-Chis
Yen
Chiang Kai-Shek
St Laurent regrets breach of church rules during campaign
Prime Minister St Laurent expressed regret for an unintentional breach after delivering a political address in a Roman Catholic church in Casselman Ontario during his campaign. Ottawa Archbishop’s office said diocesan canon law prohibits political meetings in churches. St Laurent said those involved acted in good faith and share his regret over the breach.
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GODERICH
Ont
St. Laurent
Casselman
Ottawa
Alexandre Vachon
General Quebec Catholic unions weigh nationwide strike
Quebec officials of the Canadian Catholic Confederation announce a general strike discussion by 85 000 Catholic union members in solidarity with 6 000 asbestos workers on the eastern townships strike A special Montreal meeting will set the agenda with possible action by all affiliated unions and wage demands remain unresolved after two rounds of talks.
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QUEBEC
nil
Hbe
Ganadan
Catholic Confederator
C.c.c
eastern townships
Montreal
C.C.C.Logicial
Confederation
Quebec City
C.C.cL
Founder World’s Largest Bank Passes at 79
SAN MATEO CALIF June 3 Bank founder and president Giannini who created the Bank of Italy in 1904 and built it into the world’s largest bank died at his home this morning. He was 73. Reports say illness from a persistent cold aggravated a heart condition after nearly a month in bed.
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SAN MATEO
Celli
P. Giannini
Bank of America
Deni
Giannini
bank of Italy
Four mental patients and others escape network from Fairville hospital
R.O.M.P. and city police hunt four men after a midnight escape from the Fairville provincial hospital for mental cases. A fifth fugitive was recaptured, leading to confusion that all were back in custody. Names and descriptions vary, but the escape involved bed clothes rope and shouted claims of violence or perversion.
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SAINT JOHN
k— R.O
Fairville
Fabulous Gold Strike Near Odendaalsrust Eyes Rich South Africa
A reported fabulously rich gold strike at Farm Sundeel, 12 miles southeast of Odendaalsrus, in the Orange Free State, boosts expectations the Grange Fres State could become the world’s richest gold area. Basis weights, reefs named Geduld Borehok analog, market chatter and stock exchange activity cited as shares surged amid the announcement.
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JOHANNESBBURG
Odendaalsurst
stock exchange
Free State Gold Areas Limited
aeed
Johannesburg stock exchange
Odendaalsrust
Orangs Pree
Orange Free State
Rand
Transvaal
London
South Africa
sommes
Two Escapees Returned to Saint John Hospital
Two of five escapees from a provincial hospital near Fairville, Saint John, were found and brought back. three remain at large and are described as not violent. Alberta faces a severe measles outbreak with two more deaths in the past week, bringing this year’s toll to five. A six-year-old boy is missing in Quebec near Eastman, searchers report tracks suggesting he was in the Mount Chagneon area within two days. Calgary notes a church merger dispute delaying reconciliation at a Baptist fellowship. Winnipeg reports a court act sentencing a man to two years for a narcotics offense.
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Clifford Allan
Newton
J. Ford
Alberta Supreme Court
Mary Gladys Moore
Romsey
Drummhelter
Albert
Justice Ford
department of justice
young Newton
supreme court
M. B. Jones
Calgary
SAINT JOHN
N.B
June Sr
Fairville
smalltmles
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
U.P
J. A. Gillett
SEARCHERA EASTMAN
Que
Michal
Mount Chagnen
faine farm
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