New Forms Of Warfare Considered By Britain
London reports Britain studies new warfare forms beyond the atomic bomb including radioactive clouds and bacteriological weapons. An American scientist in Cincinnati says such weapons exist but are not tied to the atomic bomb. British strategy reportedly envisions dispersal of production and domain-specific roles among dominions, with Canada’s Chalk River plant aiding cloud warfare.
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London
Britain
Reuters News Agency
Cincinnati
New Zealand
James Marion Snodgrass
New York Herald Tribune
T. D. J. Leech
Auckland
N.Z
Leech
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Canada
Chalk River
Ont
South Australia
Mount Painter
Plane lands on highway near Vancouver with two injured absent
A light aircraft crash landed on the Hope-Princeton highway near Vancouver causing traffic halt. Pilot Dave W. Smith, 27, and co-pilot T. E. B. Wilson, 21, both of Penticton, BC, were unhurt as the slightly damaged plane touched down beside the wreckage of a May 23 collision that killed William M. and Glen A. Lee of Vanderhoof, BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VANCOUVER
Hope-Princeton
Dave W. Smith
T. EB. Wilson
Penticton
William M
Glen A. Lee
Vanderhoof
B.C
Canada Investment Flows Highlight Shifts In 1939-45 Era
In a report from the Windsor Star, Canadian investment abroad totals about 3.75 billion dollars while foreign holdings in Canada exceed seven billion. Major gains include debt owed to Canadians and reduced American exposure due to Dominion government and Canadian National Railways issues.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
Great Briain
onterett
Lome
W. L. Clark
anna
Keeping A Promise at Lincoln High School
Tacoma on June 14 reports teacher John Kennedy at Lincoln High School explained study hall as a time for study. In a light moment last day of school he allowed girls to comb hair and shave, leading to cheers from the boys as the teacher shaved in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TACOMA
Wash
John Kennedy
Lincoln High School
Kennedy
No Hope U S Cattle Mart Ottawa June 14
Agriculture Minister Gardiner told the commons Canada will not lift the beef cattle embargo on the United States citing a long term contract with the United Kingdom and doubts about a lasting U S market. He spoke after discussions on farm issues and before prorogation, noting shifts in grants for fair exhibitions toward capital expenditures and multi year departmental aid agreements.
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OTTAWA
Gardiner
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
A. L. Smith
P.c
Calgary West
house
fisheries research board
committee on marine and fisheries
Ludger Dionne
Beauet
St. Georges de Beauce
Que
Atlantic
E.G. McCullough
C.C
A‘sinibola
agriculture department
Hutterite Exodus Aimed at Billings Montana Land
Four to five Hutterite colonies in Southern Alberta explore buying 30 000 acres of rich Billings Montana farmland owned by a single man. If the sale goes through, a new Hutterite settlement could be established there. Leaders note Canada’s growing tolerance and the United Church of Canada’s supportive stance.
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Alberta
Billings
Montana
Canada
United Church of Canada
$200000 School Joins Division For New Coaldale Building
The Lethbridge and Coaldale school boards signed an agreement to include Coaldale in the division and to raise funds for a new $200,000, roomed school with an $11,000 annual retirement plan. The project will sit on a site owned by Coaldale. Plebeiscite may be sought during a 21 day period for area ratepayers.
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Lethbridge
Coaldale Consolidated School District
Coaldale
Coaldale board
Department of Education
Nobleford village
Truman Enjoyed Grand Visit to Canada
President Truman returned to Washington from a good will mission to Canada where he aimed to influence labor curbs and tax cuts now awaiting his approval. His Vicar special train carried him to Ottawa for a Canadian Parliament speech, then the Trumans drove to the White House after landing at Union Station at 9 43 p.m. The president called the trip a grand visit.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Canada
Ottawa
Union Station
Margaret
White House
United States
Nine Cardinals Attend Marian Congress in Ottawa
Ottawa June 4 Nine cardinals will attend the Marian Congress to be held in Ottawa next week. Officials expect from 107 600 to 260 069 visitors for the four day gathering marking the Ottawa diocese centennial with masses prayers and a Vatican broadcast. Cardinal McGuigan of Toronto will represent the pope and a CBC Trans-Canada network will carry the pope’s message at 10 30 a.m. CDT June 19. Fort Lansdowne Park hosts the Pontifical Mass and related events beginning midnight June 19.
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OTTAWA
Canada
CtaMaA
iself
Marian Congress Congress
prasera
CMic
Cardinal McGuigan
Taronto
Pat
Vatican
CBC
Trais-Canada
congress hall
Lansdowne Fark
yes
UN Commissions Face Delays in Key World Arms Talks
UN commissions stalled on atomic energy and arms reductions as Palestine and Balkans investigations encounter snags. Arab Higher Committee for Palestine warns delays may derail talks while Yugoslav and Soviet concerns strain unity with two commissions deadlocked over core arms control plans.
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LAKE SUCCESS
United Nations
Palestine
Balkans
laiko Hit snags
Arab hider committee for
Secresary
Trypse
betcott
Yarodav
Sava Kougpert
Lae
Mark Eth tee
metiesn
IBa Zan investication commission
Thad
Unit f group
i United Nations
woten
Rus
osterdes
fark nics
WR Hevgson
Australia
Rusia
United States
Canada May Get German Scientists
Selected German scientists and technicians may be transferred to Canada to help establish new industries or expand existing operations. An eight point contract governs arrivals, including government payment of initial costs, one year terms with possible renewals, UK salary scales, and reporting duties. German researchers may not publish or speak to the press without ministerial consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA, Lune 14
C.P
Canada
trade department
Rovern
Germany
United Kingdom
Plane disaster near Virginia kills 50 aboard Capital DC4
A Capital Airlines four engine DC-4, en route from Chicago to Washington, exploded or tore apart on a Virginia mountain. All 50 aboard are presumed dead. Rescue teams moved through rugged terrain as investigators linked similar recent crashes to suspected tail assembly failures. Among victims were Dr. Courtney Smith of the American Red Cross and David P. Goodwin of the U.S. Forest Service. a Cleveland honeymooners couple and a 17 year old girl from St. Paul.
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Associated Press
EESBURG
Capital Airlines
here
James Franklin
Franklin
Chicago
Washington
Martinsburg
W.Va
Virginia-West Virginia
Winchester
LaGuardia Weld
Port Deposit
army
navy
No Independence For Princely States
New Delhi June 4. Prof J B Kripalani Congress president denounces princely state demands for sovereign status as preposterous and warns rulers they face an inglorious end if they follow through. He urges rulers to honor the will of their people and join the Indian union.
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NEW DELHI
J. B. Kripalani
Congress party
All-Indiaongress committee
congress pariiament
Hyderabad
Travancore
dase
Mountbatten gald
India
congress
Kripalani
Al- Indian Congress
working committee
Indalan union
Trivandrum
Tranvancore
Slavs Accuse U N Prober Over Greek Guerrilla Aid
London reports focus on East West influence as Yugoslav diplomat alleges U N investigator Ethridge imperiled the Balkan commission by comments about Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Albania aiding Greek guerrillas. Greek planes reportedly crossed into Yugoslavia, killing a commander and wounding two. Ethridge replied nuts when asked for comment. In Ottawa S R Curry elected president of the Ontario Quebec division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.
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LONDON
United Nations
Balkan
Europe
Mark Ethridge
United States
U.N. Balkan Commission
U.N
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Albania
Belgrade
Nikolich
Evbridge
Sava Kostrovic
Trygve Lie
Lake Success
N.Y
Ethridge
Associated Press
Kosanovic
Greece
NUTS
Washington
commission_hrs
OTTAWA
S. RF Curry
the News
Tweed
Ont
Ontario-Quebec
Canadian Weekly Newspapers association
W. C. Aylesworth
Watford
Starving Trio Stranded at Niagara Falls After Rail Wreck
Police and Salvation Army traced Ethel, Grace, and Robert Kellze aged 12, 10, and 9 sleeping in Queen Victoria park after arriving from Toronto with little money and a wagon. They claimed an unscrupulous land agent had cheated their family out of property, seeking to return to Malden Massachusetts to reclaim what they believe is theirs. Their tale recalls a long journey from St Stephen New Brunswick after their parents died, living as recluses before dwindling funds forced a trek toward the border.
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NIAGARA FALLS
Ont
Salvation Army
Ethel
Grace
Robert Keltze
Queen Victoria park
Toronto
Malaca
Mass
Robert Kellie
St. Stephen
New Brunswick
Massachusetta
weir
Viclona park
cory
Robert
Soviets Back German Reds In Berlin Summer Drive
Soviet backed Communist dominated Socialist Unity Party in Berlin launches a summer offensive aimed at regaining city government control, spreading influence in western Germany zones, and pushing rapid enactment of economic policies. The effort follows a large March union victory and faces Social Democrats pressure amid Allied occupation dynamics.
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RICHARD KASISCEE
BERLIN
Germany
Hungary
Europe
United States
Socialist Unity Party
S.E.D
Berelin
Geremany
Britain
kommendantar
Social Democrats
Truman Signs Peace Treaties And Allies Ratify
President Truman signed the instrument of ratification for the nation peace treaty and treaties with Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. Senate ratified all four. Britain and France also ratified, leaving Soviet Russia as the remaining Big Four signatory to act.
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TRUMAN
WASHINGTON
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
senate
Great Britain
France
Rusia
PARIS
Reuters
Dalat
Agence France-Presse
Saigon
SOFIA
Jane M
Bulzacian cours
Peter Koev
Nikola Pethov
Agrarians
BUDAPEST
Freedom Faity
Deze Sulyok
Secacd
A.P.J
Allied States
PHILIPPINE
Karl Olaf Wazenius
Anna Martha Wacenius
Anos
ATHENS
eday
United Nations
Saloniki
gutrilla
staliing betwerm
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U.S. Cattle Mart
y Gardiner
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LAJOS DINNYEES
Nagy
Prober
STARVING TRIO
ZOLTAN TILDY
Tildy
Ferenc Nagy
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