Tim Buck Is Mentioned In Montreal Security Hearing
Tim Buck, federal Labor-Progressive leader, is named during Fred Rose's preliminary hearing as a figure in a telegram to Moscow and related documents about clandestine Soviet information. Witnesses include Igor Gonzenko and F Philippe Brais as evidence ties Buck to the case, with cover names such as Badeau and Bacon emerging in decrypted material.
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SENSA
Igor Gonzenko
Ottawa
Rose
Soviet Union
Buck
G. Lopan
Lunan
Badeax
Bacon
Bagiey
I¢er Gadzenko
emngasy
Labor
Badeau
Duruford Smith
Isidor Halperin
Bagley
Mazerall
Fred Rose
Iran Crisis Early End Seen to Manchuria Evacuation
Premier Ahmed Qavam said Iran expects a satisfactory settlement with Soviet Russia over troop evacuation and hinted a solution may come soon. Trygve Lie, UN secretary-general, announced the Security Council would meet Monday to discuss Iran’s dispute with Russia, with four nations submitting nominations for the session and Iran possibly represented at the opening.
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JOSEPH ¢. GOODWIN
Associated Press
PeHean
Ahmed Qavam
Iran
Soviet
Russia
QAVAM
Tran
security council
gunncll
NEW YORK
Trygve Lie
UNO
Breesh
United States
Lie
Nazi Confession Key to Oberweser Airman Killing Trial
At Aurich Germany March 23 the war crimes trial heard Johann Schumacher confess to murdering an unidentified Canadian airman. He said Burgomaster Wilhelm Junge ordered the fatal shooting after Schumacher was initially refused. Junge testified that a Kreisleiter ordered airmen beaten to death, and Schumacher claimed the order to shoot came after that instruction.
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ROSS MUNRO
AURICH
Germany
C.P. Cable
R.CAF
Johann Schumacher
Oberweier
Bavaria
Schumacher
Wilhelm Junge
Junge
Kreisleiter
Oberweser
Kreis- Jelter
Rastatt
Muggensturm
Winnipeg Pit Is Under Fire
Ottawa March 23 The Winnipeg grain exchange faces a parliamentary decision as Bill Now sponsored by Robert Fair would end private commissions for handling wheat for export and sale to millers. If enacted the bill aims to bar private exporters, preventing a return to open trading and curb price speculation via futures.
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OTTAWA
Winnipeg ‘grain exchange
Robert Fair
Social Credit
Battle Rover
Alberta
Canada wheat board
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Fair
Notable biographer Sir George Arthur dies at 85 in London
Sir George Arthur, aged 85, former commander of the Second Life Guards and veteran of four wars, died in London. He penned official biographies of Kitchener and others, critiqued Lloyd George’s military meddling, and wrote on the Household Cavalry and Raymond Poincare. His literary work extended to theatre biographers and actor memoirs. In a separate Australian note, smokers face tough times as a Melbourne door incident ends with unremarked theft from pockets.
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George Arthur
London
Second Life Guards
Egypt
the
Nile
Mi “sorites
Lord Kitchener
Lloyd George
Lord Wolseley
Lord Haig
Sir John Maxwell
King George V
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary
Winston Churchill
Household Cavalry
Raymond Poincare
France
Sir George
Sarah Bernhardt
Phelps
Gielgud
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Three Yet To Be Named in Canada Spy Probe
Ottawa reports slimmed to three unnamed suspects from fifteen detainees in the Canadian spy case. Igor Gouzenko’s Montreal court disclosures disturbed officials, fueling speculation over a potential ringleader and possible further arrests as royal commission work progresses.
Explosions Kill Two at Newark Oil Refinery Unit
March 23 reports two men dead after four blasts damaged a one million dollar refinery unit three miles southwest of Newark. Authorities investigated cause as fire and blast sequence.
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NEWARK
No Changes Labor Laws Approved by Alberta Legislature
Alberta legislature voted 39 to 13 to tell its agriculture committee to take no action this session on labor amendments. It urged the government to consider changes later as needed. E. L. Duke and E. E. Roper urged at least some changes to Workmen's Compensation Act and related labor laws based on recent hearings.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
agrculture
house
L E. Duke
Camrose
E. E. Roper
CCP
agriculture committee
Cardinal Von Galen Dies in Germany Amid War Era Turmoil
Hamburg reports Cardinal Clemens August von Galen, 50, bishop of Muenster, died at his home after peritonitis surgery on March 19. A noted opponent of Nazi racial policy, he was among the latest cardinals created in Rome last December, reducing the Sacred College to 67 members.
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HAMBURG
Clemens August
Count von Galen
Muenster
Germany
Muenwater
Vatican
John Cardinal Glennon
St. Lows
Dublin
Eire
Cardinal von Galen
Sacred College of Cardinals
Ferdinand Heribert von Galen
Dinklage
Oldenburg
Alfred Rosenberg
Nuernberg
Reckelinghausen
Joseph Goebbels
Rome
Where Is The Money Coming From Social Credit Bill
Alberta plans to implement a social security pension of at least 600 dollars yearly for unemployed citizens aged 19 to 60 and those 60 plus retired, funded by a five member board of credit commissioners to manage a consolidated credit adjustment fund. The system would issue Alberta credits via pension vouchers for purchases within the province and settle balances through a credit deposit mechanism. The big question remains the fate of cash in this cycle and how extra-provincial purchases are handled.
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DOUGLAS GREEN
EDMONTON
Alberta
Social Credit
Manning
carnerstone
board of credit commissioners
consolidated credit adjustment fund
tevinee
treasury branch
Smith
merchant Jones
Alberta credit
Jones
Promise To Recall Army End Of April
March 23 Hongking reports the Russian government promised to withdraw all Soviet forces from Manchuria by the end of April. Foreign Minister Wang Shih-Chieh cited a note from Moscow in a People's Political Council briefing. Evacuation likely excludes Dairen and Port Arthur, Soviet garrisons in the treaty port and on the coast.
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HONGKING
Manchuria
Wang Shih-Chieh
people’s political council
Wang
Moscow
Dairen
Port Arthur
Russia
Mukden
United States
China
Retired Chief Justice Dies
Fredericton, March 23. Hon Jeremiah Asges Barry, 87, retired chief justice of the king's bench division supreme court of New Brunswick, died at his home today.
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FREDERICTON
C.P
Jeremiah Asges Barry
king's bench
supreme court of New Brunswick
No Changes In Election Act Proposed Registration Of Voters In Cities
Edmonton discussion on the Election Act recommends adopting voter registration in Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat while the legislature delays final action until 1947. The special committee chaired by Attorney General Lucien Maynard favors this change as an improvement over enumeration but notes no move to implement yet and continues hearings. Percy Page indicated public interest lagged at committee sittings.
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EDMONTON
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
E E Roper
CCF
Mr Roper
United States
R D Jorgenson
C—Fembina
U.S
Lucien Maynard
Maynard
Sam Carr Born In Russia As Samuel Kogan
TORONTO March 23 Sam Carr national organizer of the Labour Progressives has been in Montreal awaiting a Toronto return within days His wife said he might be out of the country He was named as a recruiting agent for a Russian spy ring by Igor Gouzenko Carr was born in Russia in 1906 came to Canada in 1924 known as Samuel Kogan in 1925 he helped organize the Young Communist League He studied at the Lenin Institute in 1929 1931 returned to Canada He was later imprisoned for membership in an unlawful organization In 1939 he became organizing secretary of the Communist party in Canada He was interned in September 1942 released the following month He unsuccessfully ran in Toronto Spadina as a Labour Progressive candidate
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TORONTO
Sam Carr
Labor-Progressive party
Montreal
Carr
Igor Gouzenko
Russi
Gomada
Samuel Kogan
Young Communist League
Russia
Lenin Institute
Canada
Communist party
Toronto Spadina
British Navy stoker given 16 years for treason
Henry Herbert Rose, 23, a Royal Navy stoker, was sentenced to 16 years penal servitude after a naval court martial found him guilty of treason. Testimony came from a Canadian soldier previously convicted on treason charges.
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ROYAL NAVY
STOKER
PORTSMOUTH
England
Reuters
Henry Herbert Rose
SHANGHAI
Chinese national military affairs commission
Nanking
GOULET
SASKATOON
Albert J. Goulet
Vancouver
Mike Pilawski
Justice G. E. Taylor
Emile J. Gauthier
British Columbia
CALGARY GENERAL HOSPITAL
CALGARY
C.P
J. D. Hesalip
Guelph
Ont
city hall
WASHINGTON
ABJ
Pacific
S. J. LATTA
REGINA
Saskatchewan
Samuel John Latta
London
ITALY
Wolseley
Francice Franco
Britain
United States
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Montreal-Cartier
Labor- Progressive party
Col. Zabotin
Sam
F. Philippe Brais
K.C
department of istics
Tass
Nicholas Zhervenov
HOLLAND
hades
R.C.A.F
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
gade
Hague
Winnipeg
Melbourne
royal commission
commons
Israel Halperin
Queen's University
Sydniaw
Fred Poland
H.C.M.P
Rockcliffe barracks
Percy Page
PHILLIPPE BRAIS
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