Atom Bomb Secrets Revealed in Rose Pretrial Evidence
Telegrams from Moscow identified as urgent sought U S troop locations in Germany and Brazil and described methods to obtain atomic bomb drawings and production details. The evidence centers on Fred Rose alleged recruitment for munitions espionage with agents including Gouzenko and Steinberg and mentions agents Beeman and Herman.
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Col. Zabotin
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Willsher Admits Gave Rose Information in 1939
Kathleen Willsher testified at Fred Rose preliminary hearing that as a British High Commission stenographer in Ottawa she provided information to Rose in 1939 and to Eric Adams in 1942 or 1943. She said the information related to Communist party policies and she spoke by word of mouth, noting she had pledged secrecy in June 1939.
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C.P
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Fred Rose
Industrial Development Bank
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Rose
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Communist party
Canada
Germany
Italy
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Ducal boarding house opens as postwar London amenity
The seventh Duke of Leinster plans to run a London boarding house at 89 Hamilton Terrace St John’s Wood with breakfast eight guineas weekly and a butler chauffeur driven car and hairdresser. The house has a dozen bedrooms and three bathrooms. The duke, age 52, has served in WWI and holds Ireland’s premier dukedom. He took title in 1922 and is heir to the Marquis of Kildare.
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Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
6th West Riding Regiment
Marquis of Kildare
INDIA
London Economist
Asia
Japan
Two Germans Sentenced To Death For Murdering Flier
In Aurich Germany on March 25 the RCAP crimes court sentenced Wilhelm Junge and Johann Schumacher to death by shooting for murdering a Canadian airman, a prisoner of war parachuted from a burning bomber in Oberweier Bavaria in 1944. The verdict followed confessions and the sentence awaits ratification by RCAP headquarters before a date is set.
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Pat Dardin
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Parliamentary News Bulletins Ottawa March 25 1946 oats barley oil seeds
Trade Minister MacKinnon outlines 1946 47 program details for oats barley oil seeds. Guarantees set minimum prices for oats at 45 cents per bushel and barley at 60 cents, with equalization funds and delivery payments. Seed prices rise for Maxseed and rapeseed, with sunflower and flaxseed programs also noted.
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MacKinnon
Canadian Wheat Board
Fort Willam
Port Arthur
Fort William
C.W
Vancouver
Alexander to land April 10 in Halifax for swearing in
Field Marshal Viscount Alexander Canada's new governor general will arrive at Halifax aboard the Aquitania about April 10. He will be sworn in in the senate chamber in Ottawa, adjusting for wartime accommodations shortages and parliamentary business. The Halifax welcome will be led by Nova Scotia officials including Lt. Col. H. B. Kendall and Premier Angus L. Macdonald.
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C.P
Viscount Alexander
Canada
Halifax
Mackenzie King
Earl of Athlone
Lord Alexander
senate
Former Canadian Press Chief William B. Preston in Coma
William B. Preston former president and managing director of the Brantford Expositor and former president of The Canadian Press and the Canadian Daily Newspaper suffered a cerebral hemorrhage while holidaying in Daytona Beach. He was reported in partial coma with slight improvement at Halifax hospital.
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Canadian Press
Truman names Winant to U N Economic and Social Council
President Truman announced that John J. Winant will become the U S representative on the United Nations Economic and Social Council and that W Averell Harriman will succeed him as ambassador to London.
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WASHINGTON
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United Nations Economic and Social Council
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Mr. Winant
London
Truman Pledges U S Peace Cooperation
President Truman pledged wholehearted U S cooperation to the United Nations Security Council in a speech prepared for its first session. Secretary Byrnes warned nations not to take the law into their own hands and urged prompt continuous council action to preserve peace in a troubled interdependent world. The issue of Iran and Russian troop withdrawal sparked delay and cautious hopes for a broader accord.
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Security Council
Iran
Glyde Blackburn
EW YORK
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Security Council of the
United Nations
United States
James F. Byrnes
Unite States
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Hunter College
Bronx
Truman
Mr. Byrnes
Edward &. Stettin
Andrei
DEIAZAVOBS
LOUCAYE
Russia
Mihailovic Arrest Reported as Traitor and War Criminal
Yugoslav Interior Minister Rankovic announced to parliament that Mihailovic, once the Chetnik guerrilla leader and wartime minister, has been captured by Yugoslav authorities. The arrest ends two years in hiding as charges of collaboration with the Axis are cited.
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WILLIAM B. KING
BELGRRDE
Draja Mihailovic
Alexander Rankovic
Marshal Tito
Ivan Subasic
Mihal Jovic
Chetnik
Ines
Zabotin's Successor Recalled
Toronto report says Lt-Col Gregori Popov acting military attaché at the Soviet embassy in Ottawa has been recalled to Moscow. Popov had succeeded Col Nicolai Zabotin who ran the Russian espionage network in Canada. Popov left Ottawa for New York and is expected to return after several weeks.
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TORONTO
The
Toronto Star
Ottawa dispatch
Gregori Popov
Ottawa
Moscow
Star
Col. Popov
Nicolai Zabotin
Canada
New York
Russia
Lunan Held in Contempt of Court in Rose Case
Montreal March 25 Gordon Lunan crown witness at the preliminary hearing for Fred Rose under the Official Secrets Act was declared in contempt of court and ordered held in common jail until Monday after he refused to answer questions by Special Prosecutor F Philippe Brais. Court adjourned until tomorrow morning. Ottawa retirement Brig Marcel Noel 41 OBE Montreal vice adjutant general of the Canadian Army since May 1944 from active army announced by defence headquarters.
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C.P
Gordon Lunan
Fred Rose
F. Philippe Brais
OTTAWA
Marcel Noel
defence headquarters
Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Iran Reported
Moscow radio said evacuation of Soviet troops from Meshed Sharrud and Sammnen regions is complete. Remaining forces started March 24 and should finish in five to six weeks, per Iran talks. Tehran reports offered no official word on troop movements.
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Iran
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Sammnen
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Ahmed Qavam
Qavam
Russia
Tabfiz
Transél Azerbaijan
Mianeh
Miyannab
Khoi
Security Council adjourns after brief opening session
UN Security Council meets in New York for a 51 minute opening session before adjourning until tomorrow at 10 a.m. CS.C. The session marks the start of a day of UN deliberations.
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NEW YORK
United Nations Security Council
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