Russia accuses U S of plan to split Europe and arm Germany
Moscow says the United States and allies seek to turn western Europe into a base for American imperialism by militarizing the Ruhr and keeping western Germany under joint occupation. The note rejects Britain's reply to a prior protest and warns of a two camp Europe amid Western plans to liquidate the four power council.
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A.P
Russia
United States
Europe
Germany
Britain
France
Ruhr
USSR
London
council of foreign ministers
western
250 Casualties In China As Ammunition Explodes
An ammunition dump exploded at Tsinglan near Shangh as causing 250 casualties with about 100 killed. The blast occurred near docks used by U S Navy ships including the Estes Saxship and the hospital ship Repose, with fires burning for two hours and American medical facilities aiding survivors.
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China
SHANGHAT
Tsinglan
United States navy
U.S.S. Estes
Saxship
American western Pacific fleet
navy
Tsingtao
U.S. navy
suchlaibye
The Left Hand Corner Forest Hybrid Growth
A fragmented clipping describes the Institute of Forest Gen eues at Fiacerville California blending Jack Pine from the Great Lakes with Westerr Lodgepole Pine. The hybrid grows faster and taller than parents, suggesting promise for restoring Thunbering to Mirane Ota Wisconsin Michigan and nearby regions.
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HE Institute
Forest Geneues
Fiacerville
California
Great Lakes
Dipeg Tribune
Mirane
Ota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ottawa veterans committee formed amid throne debate
A 35 man veterans committee was established by the Commons amid a day long debate. Veterans Minister Gregg said married student veterans would receive increased allowances by late March. He indicated that enhancements for disabled pensioners war widows and dependents could go to recipients in early April if enabling legislation passes before Easter. The throne speech debate included calls for a full dress review of international affairs in light of eastern Europe advances and questions about the royal commission on Hong Kong.
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OTTAWA
the
commons
Gregg
house
E. D. Fulton
P.C
Kamloops
Europe
Arthur Ross
F.C
Souris
Mackenzie Ring
St Laurent
Lyman Def
royal commission on
Hong Kong
Soldier Shot in Vienna After Refusing Russian Order
A U S soldier was shot in the back in Vienna after refusing to obey a Russian order to move from the sidewalk in front of two headquarters hotels. The soldier's name was not released pending next of kin notification. A Calgary waiter was acquitted on wounding charges after a June cafe incident.
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VIENNA
United States army
CALGARY
Kenneth SAinls
Charles Conklin
Mills
Conklin
MacArthur Enters Republican Race Ahead of New Hampshire Primary
In Washington and Tokyo the 65 year old General Douglas MacArthur announced he would accept any public duty if called by the American people, entering the Wisconsin and upcoming primary race as a potential top Republican candidate. President Truman meanwhile sought re nomination, intensifying party splits over civil rights and antisy policy measures.
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WASHINGTON
MacArthur
Truman
Tokyo
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Japan
Wisconsin
carmmot
Henry Wallace
Britons Told of Hard 1948 Life Even With Aid
London report outlines Britain faces reduced living standards in 1948 despite Marshall Plan help. Unemployment could rise from 300,000 to 451,000 with limited food imports and export targets cut to 50 percent of 1938 volume. The white paper urges stronger western hemisphere trade and explains revised first half 1948 import program amid exchange difficulties.
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LONDON
Britain
United States
Canada
Sir Stafford Cripps
Royal voyage through Panama to New Zealand and Australia
London reports the king and queen will travel to New Zealand and Australia via the Panama Canal next year. The plan excludes visits to India Pakistan Malaya or Ceylon on the way. Buckingham Palace denies other itinerary rumors and confirms no invitations beyond dominions.
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LONDON
Reuters
New Zealand
Australia
Panama Canal
dominions
India
Pakistan
Antipodes
Buckingham Palace
Malaya
Ceyson
Care Of Delinquents Better In Alberta Says Dean
Very Rev A M Trendett Anglican Dean of Edmonton and juvenile court judge told Alberta's royal commission that welfare for delinquents has improved since the Whitton report. The commission, chaired by Chief Justice W R Howson, investigates conditions following the Whitton study prepared for the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.
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heaven
hell
A. M. Trendett
butnten IME
Alberta
royal cossmission
Whitten
Imperial Order, Daughters of the Empire
Clariette Whitton
W. R. Howson
Supreme Court of Alberta
Alberta welfare inquiry adjourns as chairman hospitalised
The royal commission investigating Alberta welfare conditions adjourned after Chairman Chief Inspector W. R. Howson was taken to hospital for a routine checkup due to heart trouble. The report alleged to have inspired New Liberty Magazine's Babies For Export led to conspiracy and defamation charges against Dr Whitton publisher Jack Kent Cooke and writer Harold Dingman with trial set for April 5. Dean Trendell praised some improvements since publication while urging stronger probation services, training for delinquents, and a government-led approach for large-scale welfare care.
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reyal commission
Alberta
Instid
W. KR. Howson
Justice Howson
Skippet
New Liberty Magazine
Dr. Whitton
Jack Kent Cooke
Harold Dingman
supreme court of Alberta
Dean ‘Trendell
Alperta
Fach
Dean Trendell
Dot
Barbara Ann Scots Becomes Ottawa Free Woman Homecoming
Barbara Ann, 19, Ottawa skating champion, returns amid a 10 minute ceremony in Confederation Square. Mayor Lewis presents a gold city key as crowds cheer in the capital’s festive, snowbound mood. Barbara thanks Ottawa and notes the warm welcome, the first woman made a freewoman of the petty.
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Barbara Ann Scots Beame
Ottawa
Confederation Square
Scott
Stanley Lewis
Otawa
tiger
Barbara Annn
Barbara Ann
Montgomery
m records
Union Station
Finland Names 7 Man Delegation For Moscow Talks
Finland selects Premier Mauno Pekkala to head a seven member delegation with Foreign Minister Carl Enckell as vice chair. Negotiations with Russia on a friendship and assistance treaty to begin around March 20 in Moscow. Officials cite security reasons for choosing Moscow. no decision on military advisers attached to the group.
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Mauno Pekkain
Perkala
Socialist Union Party
Finland
Democratic Union
duro K. Paasikivi
Stalin
Moscow
Sislin
Hesinki
republiic
state council
Sosiet
New Rules In Strip Mines
Alberta bills expand municipal power to ban heavy vehicles on rural roads to protect highways. Other measures authorize a prepaid hospital plan, regulate strip mining safety, highway meters for taxis, and inter provincial exemptions for public service vehicles. The Mines Act amendment sets mine safety and arbitration rules.
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Alberta
Tethbridge
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Edmoston
Fallow
piens beine
D. Bruce MacMillan
highway traffic board
chief inspector of mines
Maynard
land titles office
Jewish Groups Unite to Form Common Front Against Arabs
Jerusalem March 3 Informants report Hagana and Irgun Leumi agree to merge for a common Jewish front against Arabs. Pact would keep Irgun within its own structure under Hagana oversight, halt attacks on British forces, and present details for ratification by both bodies in Tel Aviv. Hagana numbers exceed 20 000 full time. Irgun over 1 000. Combined operations were reported near Nathanya and Sathanya after weeks of clashes over arms and recruitment.
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JAMES M. LOSG
JERUSALEM
Hagana ant
Zrai Leumi
Tel Aviv
Irgan woulll
ender
Hagana
Irgun
Holy Land
underground
Alan Cunningham
Palestine
Bagana
Britain
Palestine police
Irgim
hertie
Sathanya
Quebec references dominate Alberta budget questions
Edmonton March 9 W I Percy Page Alberta opposition leader, speaking in the legislature, cited Quebec in two budget references. Page, an Edmonton independent, said replies from Quebec showed provincial officials there were busy prosecuting offences and padlocking doors. He questioned provincial spending on education, noting Quebec reportedly spent only 10 5 cents per dollar of expenditure on education and urged understanding of the reasons.
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EDMONTON
Percy Page
Alberta
Quebec
demarec
i4r
Page
Nor man Barker Dies in Calgary Fruit Trade Leader
Calgary March 3 Nor man A Barker owner of the Barker Wholesale Fruit and Produce and past president of the Canadian Fruit and Whalesiers Association died in hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
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CALGARY
A. Barker
XA. Barker
Canadien Fruit and Whalessi~ers’ Association
Ontario opposition condemns Drew over electric power reserves
Ontario opposition leader Farquhar Oliver moves an amendment condemning Premier Drew’s government for failing to provide adequate electric power reserves to serve Ontarians. The note appears in the Ontario registry report amid a series of unrelated bulletins.
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TORONTO
C.P
Farquhar Oliver
shrone
Ontario
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