Ex Premier Sask. Lieut. Gov. Miller Dies in Regina
Regina obituary notes Thomas Miller 69, Saskatchewan’s lieutenant governor and longtime publisher of the Moose Jaw Times-Herald. A founder of Western Associated Press, he chaired the Canadian Press board, served on school boards and Liberal circles, and married Grace Keay with three children. Miller’s career spanned half a century in prairie journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REGINA
U.P
Thomas Miller
Saskatchewan
Miller
A. P. McNab
Moose Jaw
Walter Scott
Mosse Jat Times
Scott
Moose Jew
Board of Trade
St. Andrew's United Church
Liberal party
Saskatchewan Liberal Association
Mr. Miller
Gace MacGregor Keay
Glassow
Bondridge
Edinburgh
Scotland
James MacGregor Miller
Attic Rain Lullaby and Tin Roof Reflections
The piece from the Christian Science Monitor laments tin roofs and lattice bedrooms in old housing, noting their charm in memory despite architectural drawbacks. It imagines attic rooms where rain soothes sleepers, while a brief note from the USSR Roentgen Laboratory records a rapid one tenth of a second turnaround for an X ray at the Academy of Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
w. Am
Roentgen Laboratory
Institute of Machine Buiileing
Academy of Sciences of the USSR
De Gaulle Urges France Britain Settle Levant
Paris dispatch notes Gen. de Gaulle and the consultative assembly urged France and Britain to settle the Levant dispute themselves after a rancorous debate with Pierre Cot. de Gaulle said a solution could be found without difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De Gaulle
France
Britain
Levant
PARIS
consultative assembly
Pierre Cot
8000 Vets Reach Home In Halifax Welcome
Halifax greets more than 8000 returning Canadian servicemen as the Ile De France docks. Troops fill the pier and ship decks while 23 special CN trains move veterans to destinations nationwide. Parachute Battalion unit pride signals a victory parade and civic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALIFAX
C.P
Canada
Ile De France
Europe
1st
Canadian Parachute Battalion
Mackenzie Likely To Head CBC
Reports circulated that Dr. Norman Mackenzie of the University of British Columbia was offered the post of full-time general manager of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation but CBC officials said they had not heard of the offer. He was in Ottawa earlier this week and left for the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Norman Mackenzie
University of British Columbia
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBC
Two Die In Crashed Mosquito Bamer Near Ste Irene
Two crew members are killed instantly when a Mosquito bomber crashes in a wooded area near Ste. Irene Quebec. Rescue and recovery teams found the remains as weather and terrain hindered efforts. Local authorities reported no survivors and opened an inquiry into the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRASTI AMQUI
Que
Ste. Irene
Stormy debate on Syrian crisis forces Franco British pact push
Paris June 2004 The consultative assembly urged the French government to pursue a Franco British treaty akin to the Franco Soviet pact after a stormy session on the Syrian crisis. Gen de Gaulle urged joint efforts to resolve Syria Lebanon relations without outside interference while criticizing Britain for pressure and monopoly controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
consultative assembly
Great Britain
de Gaulle
Syria
Lebanon
Britain
Mey
Tripull
Chinese Close On Liuchow After Fast Pursuit
Chinese forces pressed within three miles of the former Liuchow air field as they advanced through the southern and western outskirts of the city. A key Kwangsi railroad junction six miles southwest fell to the attackers, while fighting raged around Liuchow and toward the border areas near Indo China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHUNGKING
Liughow
Liuchow
Kwangsi province
high
Laochow
Kwangsi
Pingsiang
Indo-China
Chiest
Tukor
Associated Press
Lardon
Kiangspro
Pluto Pipeline Key To Final Allied Victory In Europe
On April 12 1945 a Canadian major sent Brigadier Storms the message Everything complete. Through 300 miles of pipeline across the Channel into France Belgium Holland and Rhine into Germany Pluto supplied fuel that fed tanks trucks and carriers driving the final push. The pipeline linked Trail and England to front line supply enabling rapid advance toward victory. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluto
Europe
D. B. Storms
English
France
Holland
Rhine
Germany
Trail
England
Seek Capture Japan OkinaWa HQ as Aussies Push Drive
Manila reports new ground gains near Seria in northwest Borneo. Australian forces reach about 20 miles from the Seria oil fields and Balikpapan bombardment plans are noted. Japanese resistance stiffens in the Philippines and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OKINAWA
H.Q
BORNEO
MANILA
Seria
Balikpapan
Philippines
Cagayann
Okina
Okinane
Superforis
Japan
Shizuoka
Tokyo
Liberal Standing Drops as Seats Change in Dominion Vote
In Elphin Ont Levi Plewelling reports official counts show fiewls Menary PC elected with 15 vote plurality, Liberal seats fall to 118 and PC rise to 66. Nova Scotia shifts Colchester to PCs and Stanfield wins Colchester Hants by 96 votes after recasts, marking key seat reassignments in the Dominion election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Darroch
Tanesal
N.S
GTAWA
Colchester-Mants
Tiberal
inyy
Nova Scotia
nembey
Colcheater-Harts
Stanfir Progeres
Rive
Purdy
Ottawa Speculates on Seat for Premier
Ottawa speculation centers on where Prime Minister Mackenzie King will seat for the next Parliament after Prince Albert defeat surfaced. Possible options include Ottawa East or West, Russell, Renfrew North, Preston, and even a Prince Edward Island or Nova Scotia seat. The Liberal party contemplates regional shifts, with three other byproduct changes noted amid voting shifts among Liberals, CLF, Progressive Conservatives, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Poltbicad
Pichia
Mackesa King
Prince Algert
thor
Servite vane
thre otitis
Mr. King
Nin
Ottawa East
Cittiawa West
Russell
Renfrew North
Presto
Iowa
Prince Edward Island
Nova
Laberal party workers
i Prines Albert
bsood vuliss
Bowrinnen
federal
ffeyvear
assocheny ay Witt
gto teat
ubher
Leopold's Abdication Crisis Sparks Belgian Opposition
London dispatches report British neutrality in the Belgian constitutional crisis as King Leopold weighs abdication and return to Belgium. Observers note the event pressures political stability while Britain fears any appearance of foreign intervention amid calls for regency or republican options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
RUSSELL
Leopold
Belgium
R.A.F
Brussels
LONDON
Reuters
Baudoir
Jobs and Peace Two Big Tasks At End Of War
Gen Eisenhower warned at a New York dinner that the world cannot endure another catastrophe of war and must solve the two postwar problems of jobs for men and peace. He cautioned that prosperous nations resist war, while starving nations may turn to war out of desperation. The remarks closed a day of honors for the Allied supreme commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Eisenhower
Wind Up Meeting Drives UN Security Conference
San Francisco June 26 An open commission meeting began at 2 15 am PDT as the United Nations Security Conference presses to finish the world charter for signing by Friday The conference addresses Russian complaints on debate scope and Russia reportedly accepts in principle Evatt’s proposal allowing the assembly to discuss recommendations to the Security Council on matters within the UN charter framework Russia also proposes a change to the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. BLACKBURN
SAN FRANCISCO
open commission
United Nations Security Conference
security council
general assembly
United Nations
new league
spe
world assembly
Russia
H. V. Evatt
cornty council
haves
Ontario Gestapo Probe Opens in Toronto
A royal commission inquiry opens in Toronto on June 20 to probe charges involving Premier Trew and several provincial police members. The commission will examine the activities of members and their families, seek witnesses, and examine the broader implications for power and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORONTO
royal commission
Lettel
BE. WR. Jolliffe
CCFL
Trew
Gustav” tea
dolinere
Smirl Lawson
Lake Ontario
Youngstown
Sunset Deen
Pacific air chief Mekwen fails medical exam
AVM Mekwen failed the Pacific medical examination on the eve of his new post as chief of the RAE. No successor named yet. Also: snow and wreckage search on Mount Poles near Hece, three crew members missing from a bombers crash, presumed RAF. Viscount Bennett to Calgary for visit and speech. California Conrad field reports eighth producer in the Con field near Lethbridge. Quebec electors show limited support for Mackenzie King government. Russia accepts Australian compromise at Frisco world assembly talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MceKWEN
PACUINIC MEDICAL
OTTAWA
Suge Sh
RAE
Pacific force
Mike
Marhat
Iran
Britain
Pacific
BCL
Poles
Cheam range
hece
VISCOUNT HEENSEUL
CALGARY
Viscount Bennett
Calbary
fommer
Canada
he Dommea kfay
Camulixea
CONRAD California Standard
Con field
Lethdridge
Conrad Province
OKT
P.i
Quebec
Mackenzie King
RUSSIA
FRISCO SAN FRANCESCO
Also Mentioned on This Page
SASK
Mikolajczyk
EDDY GILMORE
iBy
OSCOW
Nikolai Afanasiev
supreme court
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Lublin
Soviet Union
Dean Sask
CWSpapert
MONTREAL
Canadian National Railways
rhre peonents
renrel
Mackenzie
By SPENCER MOOSA
Hoya Canadian
SHREK CAYTITCE
Canadian Press party
Wellington
PEI
Gnt
Man
Alta
B.C
Ind.-L
Ind. Po
Ind-C.C.F
hensy
Ma. Purdy
Stimiflerelie Gu
Stanfield
SPTANFIELD
TRURONS
Frank Stanfield
LIGERAL
Continved
eagge Thrne
G.B
Fallow
EDMONTON
W. A. Fallow
questiny
Dominion
Slave Lake
Daewinton
Niewepas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!