Govt to Pay 1 222 829 On 1300 Japanese Claims
The government will pay 1 222 829 to about 1 300 Canadians of Japanese origin for wartime property seized in British Columbia. Justice Bird’s report praised for its scope and noted 74 parcels should have paid 80 percent more, with claims totaling 7 million reduced from initial figures. The payment will be sought as a supplementary estimate.
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Justice Bird
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Fraser Valley
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Labor Party Rejects Schuman Plan in Britain
London June 13 The Labor party urged Britain to stay out of further European union plans until continental states adopt broad socialism. The party rejected the Schuman plan for pooling European coal and steel and warned mergers with Europe could threaten full employment and government planning. It stressed sovereignty and Commonwealth obligations come first and called for public ownership to ensure unified planning. A 7 000 word booklet by the party executive criticized private industry and any union plan not based on socialist national planning.
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Britain
Attlee
house of commons
Europe
Labor
Robert Schuman
France
European union
Hugh Dalton
EDMONTON
security council
United Natons
Alberta
Loyalty rural school
Canada
George Fellowes
United States
Truman
Washington press
cluir
United Nations
Canada to Extend Pork Subsidy to UK to July 1
Ottawa reports Agriculture Minister Gardiner announced in Parliament that Canada will continue paying a subsidy on pork exports to Britain past July 1. The move aims to cover the 60,800,000 pounds needed to fulfill the bacon contract while domestic prices delayed purchases and limits on bacon sales to Britain persisted.
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OTTAWA
Gardiner
commons
United Kingdom
Britain
Czechoslovak Show At Toronto Fair Delivers Bathroom Display
A Canadian International Trade Fair in Toronto features a Czechoslovak section showcasing tile like wall material and a full bathroom setup with tub and pedestal basin. A boy distracted by the exhibit drew attention as his father remained focused on another display, reflecting the busy aisles of the fair.
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Toronto
daddy
Health and Hospitals Expenditure in Canada Reaches 200 Million
Vancouver report by Health Minister Paul Martin outlines total health and hospital care spending across the ten provinces and federal government at about 200 million dollars this year. He cites mortality reduction, longer life expectancy, lower infant mortality, and maternity gains as progress, with cancer treatment advancing toward future magnetic therapy.
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VANCOUVER
Paul Martn
Greater Vacouver Health League
Carsiada
Marim
Canada Moves Toward Direct Talks With Britain Over Apples
Agriculture Minister Gardiner told the commons he is prepared to speak bluntly to the United Kingdom to open British markets for Canadian food. He warned that niceties have failed and that only a few trading partners may be targeted as he pushes to sell more apples in Britain. The discussion followed a bill giving Trade Minister Howe powers to direct peacetime defense purchases. Talk tough.
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Gardiner
commons
Canada
London
Gardimer
the
Britain
United Kingdom
Brita
Howe
Another Aluminum Project for B C
The Vancouver Sun reports preliminary surveys this summer for another hydro electric aluminum development using British Columbia water resources. The Aluminum Company of America plans to send parties to study engineering problems.
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VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver Sun
Victoria
British Columbia
Aluminum Company of America
Ceylon ends purchases of Canadian flour
Ceylon Food Commissioner K Alvapilia announces the halt on further Canadian flour purchases until suppliers guarantee good quality flour. He notes bakers complain bread quality worsened and that about 35,000 tons had been bought from private dealers. Ottawa says Canada offered best flour if paid. government not involved in the deal.
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Ceylon
Reuters
K. Alvapilia
Australia
el Alvapillal
Ottawa
Canada
Feasibility Tunnel Plan Highlighted by Reclamation Expert
Shelby Mont June 13 Inter regional planning meeting heard C T Judah regional planning engineer of the United States Bureau of Reclamation and a group of American experts discuss a feasibility tunnel plan.
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SHELBY, Mont
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United States Bureau of Reclamation
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New Hungarian Bishop Favors Red Cooperation
In Budapest Jure 13 a new bishop of Hungary’s largest Lutheran diocese, Res Laszlo Dezsery, 36, advocates cooperation with the country’s Communist-led government. He succeeds Lajos Ordass, released from prison after nearly 20 months of a two-year currency speculation sentence. Ordass’s removal and conviction sparked protests by the Lutheran World Federation.
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Hungary
Lutheran Church
Res Laszlo Dez~ sery
Lajos Crdass
Roth Ordass
Lutheran world federation
Dezsery
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Parliamentary divorce reform debated in Ottawa report
The Senate’s divorce committee proposed ending parliamentary divorce hearings by creating a dedicated court system. Sen W M Aseltine noted the heavy workload and long tenure affecting the committee, which heard 301 petitions, granted 240, and earned 47,330 in fees across 38 meetings. The report traces eight year petition growth from 73 in 1942 to higher totals in subsequent years.
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aften
dvorce
Quebec
Newfoundland
W M. Aseltine
Rosetown
Wan ging
West Germany suspends top Communist after riot in parliament
Max Reimann, West Germany s leading Communist, was suspended for 20 days after a riot erupted when guards tried to remove him from the Bundestag. Fighting broke out as anti Communist and Communist members clashed, with no serious injuries reported.
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Germany
Max Reimann
West Germany
Reismann
permament
Poland
Erich Keebler
Reimann
Five Dead and 39 Missing In Air France Crash Off Arabia
A four engine Air France plane with 5 dead and 39 missing after ditching in the Persian Gulf north of Bahrain. Rescue operations saved six. crew of eight and 42 passengers included seven French persons, one displaced person. The crash occurred during a Karachi to Cairo hop, one survivor noted as captain Jean Sladek with 19,500 flight hours. An Air France official said most aboard were French nationals. Another French military plane with 13 aboard was reported missing near Tamatave, East Madagascar.
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Air France
Persian Gulf
Bahrein island
Saudi Arabia
Karachi
Pakistan
Cairo
Egypt
Jean Sladek
Saigon
Sladek
Calcutta
Bahrein
pany
Reuters
Tamatave
Madagascar
Tornadic Winds Batter Flax Crops
In Fargo North Dakota on June 13 two approaching windstorms caused heavy damage in eastern North Dakota. Mayor Gus Heinze said storms moved southeast and converged, with damage estimated at 50 000 dollars. First reports indicated no casualties. Flax crops in the area were a total loss as up to three inches of rain fell.
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FARGO
North Dakota
Gus Heinze
Alice
Debentures Issued For Vancouver Province Highway Plan
Victoria June 13 Pimance Minister Herbert Anscomp announced sale of a 25 090 000 dollar debenture issue the largest in the province’s history to fund Trans Canada Highway construction other highway reconstructions and improvements. Proceeds will also cover refinancing of outstanding bonds for highways bridges public buildings the University of British Columbia and the Pacific Great Eastern Railway.
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VICTORIA
British Columbia
Pimance
Herbert Anscomp
University of Brush Columbia
Pacific Greats Eastern Railway
Drought Cuts Meat Shipments To Britain
London reports South American meat shipments have fallen to a relatively low level mainly due to drought. Britain’s weekly fresh meat ration is cut by two pence, while the torial ration stays at 1 shilling 8 pence with a further two pence of canned corned meat. Change to take effect next Sunday.
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LONDON
Reuters
South America
Britain
Hope Fades For Missing Plane Passengers Near Paris
News wires report that a C-54 ditched in the Persian Gulf near Batren with 51 aboard. France and AP say hope is lost for all but six survivors, as search operations continue into June 13.
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API
Aul
France
Batren
Persian Gulf
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