Britain Backs US on Bulgarian cabinet reform
Britain said it supported the United States demand that Bulgaria broaden its government to include two opposition members before Anglo American recognition. It quoted Richard Tillinton in Sofia as informing Bulgaria of the joint stance and said the aim was stabilization for recognition. The Soviet note accused the move of infringing the Big Three decision and said the opposition was sabotaging the accord.
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A.P
foreign office
Britain
United States
Bulgaria
Sofia
Richard Tillinton
Tillinton
Maynard Barnes
Tulinton
Barnes
Russia
Moscow
state department
Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Bevin
Did Not Throw Rope To Crowd In Camp Trial
Maj Walhelm Weidemann testified he did not throw a rope to a mob outside a Medicine Hat internment camp hut on July 22, 1943, when German POW Pie August Plaszek was found hanged. Witnesses described a violent crowd and interrogations as Pte Adolf Kratz and others faced murder charges in the case.
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Weildemann
Adolf Kratz
Plaszek
Werner Schwalb
W. R. Howe
Alberta supreme court
dling
Lethbridge
Johhannes Wittinger
Kratz
Ludwig Kammermeier
Kammermeier
Schulz
Hans Schnorrenpferl
L. S. Turcotte
Krats
Pte
Max Weidauer
Schnorrenpfeil
Alphonse Burkhardt
nto
Plastek
Schnorrenpfel
Turcotte
Weidemann
Taylor
R .B. Ansley
J Le Robinson
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Left or Right Handedness and Brain Theory
The article discusses whether handedness is innate or taught, noting shifted sinistrals and ambidexterity. It cites W Brain and H Gordon, questioning hemisphere size differences and linking left-handedness to mental backwardness in some twins, with continuation on Page 19.
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New York Times
W. Russell Brain
H. Gordon
Gordon
British Port Now Under Heavy Guard
Guards of almost war time strength were posted around Southampton as an arson expert boarded the Queen Elizabeth to investigate a fire that damaged the ship. Queen Mary and other liners will also be in port over the weekend. Fire on the carrier Victorious was quelled and deemed mechanical with no sabotage found. Full inquiry ordered as security tightens at British ports after the blaze and related incidents.
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SOUTHAMPTON
C.P
lnner
Polo and
Elizabeth
Tie De France
Acatania
Pasteur
Athlone Castle
Queen Mary
Victorious
Devenport dockyard
Eng
Reuters
Briin
Fires Rage in Mukden as Russians Withdraw
Central News Agency reports Soviet troops have left Mukden and fires broke out in several city districts, the largest blaze in Manchuria. Chinese quarters in Chungking greet withdrawal with relief and hope for full evacuation of Manchuria after five weeks past the Feb. 1 deadline.
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CHUNGEKING
Mukden
Manchuria
Chungkong
Bread ration cut in U S zone in Germany
Stuttgart Germany March 24 the German state council announced the bread rations for German civilians in the United States zone will be cut 20 percent in April but the reduction will be made up by new allotments of peas beans and other legumes the present ration of 3000 grams per week will be reduced to 2400 grams per week
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STUTTGART
Germany
German state council
United States
It's a Holdup Dress Shock Triggers Alarm in Toronto Store
In West Toronto a shopper in a shop exclaimed It's a holdup after reading a dress price. Clerks called police. The woman fainted and asked for a drink while officers rushed in. A detective said the stunt was caused by the price shock and the exact price was kept secret by staff.
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TORONTO
Heinz Wirtz Arrested After Fourth Escape From German POWs
Royal Canadian Mounted Police seized Heinz Wirtz in Toronto, ending his 26 year spree of escapes from German prisoners of war in Canada. He had worked at a hospital after going undercover, with six of 35,000 POWs still at large, and police pegged two other escaped Germans in the Toronto area.
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TORONTO
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Heinz Wirtz
Canada
Wirtz
Cooksville
Ont
St. Thomas district
Niagara Falls
St. Thomas
Bolton Grandstand Collapse Kills and Injures Many
At least 34 dead and up to 38 injured when two walls of a Bolton Wanderers Stoke City cup match grandstand collapsed at Burden Park, 70000 fans in attendance. Play halted then resumed as Wanderers advanced to the semi finals with a 2 0 aggregate lead. Cardinal Glennon of St Louis dies in Dublin at 83 after congestion of lungs.
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Lancashire
England
Stoke City
Bolton Wanderers
heskan harriers
mone
Press Association
Reuters
Associated Press uisted
Bolton
Burden Park
Wanderers
DUBLIN
John Cardinal Glennon
St. Louis
Vatican City
Sean O’Kelley
Eire
Sacred College of
St Louis
Cardinal Glennon
Trish passionary seminary
Kansas City
O'Belley
Pope Pius
Rome
Report MP Faces Arrest In Spy Probe
The London Daily Mirror reports Ottawa expects the arrest of a Canadian member of parliament on wartime espionage charges. The MP allegedly relayed secret parliamentary sessions and documents to Moscow, with some reports moving through Paris during Nazi-occupied France. Gouzenko remains hidden with his family in Ottawa, and officials avoid details, fearing Russian retaliation. Wives of detainees visit, and no weekend developments are expected though midweek hints arise.
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ONDON
C.P. Cable
London
I - Mirror today
Ottawa
Moscow
The Mirror
Paris
GOUZENKO
Hi—Tenalice
Priday
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Gouzenkos
Service Members For Monetary Reform Edmonton
Edmonton March 9 The Alberta legislature debated Premier Manning's motion for a federally financed five year postwar rehabilitation program. W J Williams criticized Canada as a Santa Claus nation while noting Britain’s 1.25 billion loan and old age pensions. Gordon Taylor urged investing at home and expanding credit to fund reconstruction. Other members backed the motion. the session passed it unanimously.
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EDMONTON
Canada
W. J. Williams
Veterans
Alberta
E. C. Manning
Williams
Britain
Bank of Canada
Mr. Williams
Manning
Gordon Taylor
Drumheller
China
Taylor
Premier Manning
Harper Prowse
Strife Fades as Monetary Meet Opens in Savannah
Savannah March 9 The international monetary conference opens with a hopeful tone as President Truman issues a message and Vinson presides at the 42 power assembly. Delegates from Georgia greet arrivals and discuss quota boosts for the eight and a half billion fund while debates on admission to the bank and fund loom.
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SAVANNAH
international monetary conference
Truman
Treasury
Vinson
United States
Georgia
international bank and monetary fund
Paraguay
Bretton Woods
Atomic Energy In Five To Fifteen Years
J D Cockcroft director of Chalk River laboratory says technical problems blocking commercial use of atomic energy will be solved by scientists within five to fifteen years. Then we can drive turbines or produce electricity with the universe s basic energy source.
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XOBONTO
C.P
J. D. Cockcrift
Chalk River
Churchill In Runaway On Big Black Cigar In Williamsburg
Winston Churchill and General Eisenhower escaped injury when horses pulling an open coach bolted during a horse drawn tour in Williamsburg Virginia. Cigar smoking Churchill steadied himself as the coach lurched while photographers flashed and officials redirected plans for a safer appearance.
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WILLIAMSBURG
Winston Churchill
Exsenhower
old Virginia
Ris Majesty
United States army
Mr. Churchill
Eisenhower
crand
Mrs. Churchill
Ottawa Police Reject Imminent MP Arrest Report
A senior Ottawa official stated he doubted the London report of an imminent arrest of a Canadian member of parliament. Ottawa authorities indicated no further arrests were planned immediately amid ongoing inquiries.
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M.P
C.P
London
SIMONDS
BRITISH ARMY
Guy Simonds
B. D.S.C
James Carter
Canadian Pacific Railway
Red Deer
Alta
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south main
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