Supreme Court Rulings Shake South on Segregation
The Associated Press reports United States Supreme Court decisions anger and relief across the South. It holds that a black law student must be admitted to the all white University of Texas, black graduate students cannot be segregated in classes at Oklahoma, and southern railroads must end dining car segregation. Governor Herman Talmadge of Georgia reacted variably, with coverage continuing.
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65 Aboard C-46 Down In Atlantic As Engine Fails
A Westair Company C-46 crashed 275 miles east northeast of Miami. The USS Saufley saved 37 survivors in good condition, including the pilot, with Coast Guard and other vessels aiding in a major search for the remaining 28. Puerto Rico migratory workers were aboard as the craft headed for Wilmington, NC, after engine failure.
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PM Gives Warning at St Louis on Democracy and Freedom
Prime Minister St Laurent of Canada warned that the best defense against Communist infiltration is democracy and freedom. He spoke after receiving an honorary LLD at St Louis University, urging public confidence in high office and denouncing attacks on public figures. He said the real threat is Soviet imperialism abroad, not a small Communist minority at home.
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Hickory trees grown in Australia inspire future nut crop
A March 1945 note from Adelaide reports a grower received 120 nuts of shag bark hickory and pignut from North America and planted them in April. By 1946, 8 completed germination and faster growth than in Canada. A batch of 1,000 nuts yielded 400 thriving trees, with hopes Australia will produce own hickory nuts in about 30 years. Also mentions Falconbridge Nickel Mines reaching peak production in 1943 delighting mine officials and Sudbury district residents.
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The Left Land Corner
The article continues on the back page detailing locality land issues and related civic discussions, noting resident concerns, possible development plans, and upcoming public meetings with minimal specifics.
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Pearson Finds Actress Pictures Distracting in Commons
In Ottawa on a June night, External Affairs Minister Pearson admitted in the house that pictures of actress Lana Turner were distracting while he read Loox magazine. He noted the page opposite Shea's Why the United States and Canada should be one country held more authority and truth for the topic.
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Flood Victim Is Manitoba Queen At B C Spring Ball
Julie Pawluk a 19 year old flood victim from Winnipeg will represent Manitoba at the British Columbia Liberal Association spring ball in Vancouver. Proceeds go to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund. Pawluk known as a typical flood sufferer will fly to Vancouver Wednesday with her flooded Point Douglas home near Louise badge.
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Purge of 24 Communist Leaders Ordered by MacArthur
Tokyo June 6 Gen MacArthur ordered the Japanese government to purge 24 central committee members of the Communist party. The move aims to remove office holders and bar committeemen from government roles. He cited the group as a sinister faction akin to wartime militarists and warned of disaster if their aims succeed. The purge follows occupation orders of January 4, 1946 and targets party politburo leaders Kruichi Tokuda Sanzo Nozaka and Yoshio Shiga, among 41 party members in the diet.
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MacArthur
Japan
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Sanzo Nozaka
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Author Angelo Rappoport Dies in Versailles France
Russian-born British author and lecturer Dr Angelo Solomon Rappoport died Sunday in a nursing home at Versailles. He was 79. His notable works include History of Palestine The Folklore of the Jews and Anti-Semitism Throughout the Ages.
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Reuters
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Palestine
Wheat board life extended as bill passes third reading
Ottawa June 6 CP A Liberal government update reports the commons gave third and final reading to a bill extending the wheat board life for one year and it now moves to the senate. Finance and production details discussed include a final five year payment from the prairie wheat pool to producers based on delivered bushels, with no further Britain compensation under the Anglo-Canadian wheat contract.
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Kuomintang Government Quits ICAO
The Kuomintang government withdraws from the International Civil Aviation Organization effective in one year following a four day demand by the Chinese central government that KMT delegates be ousted from the ICAO council. China states it will also withdraw from LC40, though it holds a seat on the council.
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New Brunswick Buys Two Killearn Shorthorn Bulls
In Fredericton on June 6, Premier J. B. McNair announced the province acquired two famous Shorthorn bulls from the Killearn herd in Edmonton. One is 21 months old Norseman $8th, purchased by the government. the other, Notary Fifth, a yearling, was gifted by Alberta breeders in appreciation of the eastward sale. The aim is to improve local beef cattle in natural grazing areas.
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Claude Gallinger
Edmonton
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Alberta
Ontario
J. B. McNair
Relaxed Allied controls on West German chemical industry
In Bonn on June 6 Allied High Commission eased restrictions on West Germany chemical production. The order allows the West German government to control industrial chemicals and electro technical apparatus that were previously prohibited or tightly supervised.
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Allied High Commission
Tornadoes Hit Southeast Texas injuring several people
A fast striking tornado ripped through southeast Texas yesterday battering five villages and injuring at least eight persons. Winds were estimated at 76 miles an hour as the twister struck Kenny TeX area before dawn.
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Threat To New Carrier Threat To New Carrier
A scheduled inquest at Devonport may probe sabotage reports concerning the Royal Navy's 23 000 ton aircraft carrier Illustrious after a pilot and crew were questioned following a recent crash aboard the ship. Naval intelligence and security police investigate possible sabotage and missing magnesium flares tied to a secret probe.
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BC Loggers Vote Impends For June 15 Strike
Union leaders threaten a BC timber workers walkout on June 15 to force a union shop and wage hike from an industry generating 360 million dollars yearly. The International Woodworkers of America demands a contract with union security while operators and the labor relations board oppose the measure. A government supervised strike vote looms as coast locals show support for walking out.
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Rainfall distribution in Alberta towns June 6
Edmonton and Jasper received modest rain while southern sections remained drier. Vermilion reported 0.32 inches of rain, Jasper 0.25 inches, Edmonton 0.22 inches, with widespread moisture north of Edmonton and scanty rainfall south of the city.
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Quebec police abandon search for missing girl Nicole Renaud
Police announced the three year old Nicole Renaud has likely been devoured by bears and the search in a woods north of Quebec is halted. About 1000 people including soldiers and civilians scoured the area for days after she vanished last Saturday. A torn blue denim fragment was found but officials provide no conclusive signs.
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Bloody Beaches of Normandy Remembered Six Years On
Doon Campbell recalls D day and the Normandy landings with Reuters accounts of the beach assault. He notes a ruined, mined shoreline, rusted barbed wire, wrecked shops, and the fierce memory of Allied troops who faced mortars and shells to secure France. Normandy cities like Caen and Le Havre are rebuilding with British and Canadian aid.
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Manitoba Food Relief Fund tops 3.235 million in relief drive
Winnipeg officials announced the Manitoba Food Relief Fund has risen to 3,235,364 dollars. The drive continues to support food relief efforts as donations accumulate across the province.
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Manitoba Food Relief Fund
Montgomery Has To Lump It A Soldier Joins Theatre
In Great Yarmouth on June 6 18 month service ends for Garry Gardner Montgomery the nephew of Field Marshal Montgomery who quits the army to pursue acting at £5 a week. He says his uncle believes in sobriety but has had to lump it. The elder Montgomery offered no comment.
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MPs and Press to Play Ball for Flood Relief
Ottawa June 6 Parliament's Manitoba flood relief fund will be bolstered by proceeds from a game on the parliamentary lawn Thursday between MPs and the parliamentary press gallery. Rev. On McIvor, for, told the commons the annual event sees the hat passed for a silent but heavy contribution to the fund.
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Locomotive Firm Changes Controls in Kingston
Locomotive firm Canadian Locomotive changes control to Airbanks Morse and Company of Chicago and Canadian Fairbanks Morse Company Ltd of Montreal. The company, described as the oldest railroad steam locomotive builder in the Union, announces the move from Kingston Ontario on June 6.
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World In Twilight
External Affairs Minister Pearson told the Commons the world is in a twilight zone between peace and war and that peace could emerge if nations order affairs wisely and firmly. He reviewed recent Atlantic pact meetings in London and suggested the alliance could lead to an Atlantic commonwealth of free states. Opposition MPs voiced general support, urging more economic cooperation within the new permanent Atlantic pact machinery.
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McNaughton to Arrive for Alberta Montana Hearings
Gen McNaughton and Mrs McNaughton travel from Ottawa to Lethbridge by Trans-Canada Airlines arriving 8:20 Wednesday for commission hearings in Southern Alberta and northern Montana. He will address a Chamber of Commerce fund meeting on June 1.
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