Soviet Officer Seized in Oregon on Espionage Charge
A 29 year old Soviet naval lieutenant Nicolai Gregorovich Redin was arrested in Portland Oregon as he was about to board a Russian vessel for home. Authorities accuse him of seeking arms and information about the destroyer Yellowstone. Redin had no diplomatic immunity and was arraigned before Commissioner Leedy. The case was disclosed by FBI agent Julius A Bernard after J Edgar Hoover announced the seizure.
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WASHINGTON
state department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dean Acheson
United States
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
Portland
Ore
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Yellowstone
San Franco
Seattle
Sound
Panama Canal
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Hedin
Julius A. Bernard
FBI
J Edgar oover
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Léedy
Leedy
Easier Release Of Funds To Canada From Sterling Areas
Ottawa outlines a new procedure allowing holders of funds in the sterling areas to move assets to Canada and convert them to Canadian dollars. Applications for transfers will go to the Bank of England instead of the Exchange Control Board in Ottawa.
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OTTAWA
Canatz
Canada
foreign exchange canal board
Bank of Igland
exchange ntrol board
Midcentury window trends and the enduring rocker debate
The column muses on midcentury window styles from large plate glass to lace curtains and slat blinds. It praises a sturdy rocker as essential for homes and recalls past furniture choices while cautioning against overhauling traditional ideas. Continued on Beck Page.
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w York Times
Ottawa Gunman Dies On Gallows
Eugene Larment, 24, Ottawa gunman, was executed early today for the murder of Thomas Stoneman, a well known Ottawa detective, in a street shooting on October 24.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Euugene Larment
Thomas Stoneman
Alberta Legislature Acts On Income Tax Resolution
Alberta lawmakers split into two divisions approving a twice amended proposal by Liesemer and Koper on income tax relief. The plan seeks a five year moving average for farmer income, capitalize breeding herds, three year averaging for dispersal proceeds, and reduced exemptions plus a provincial arbitration board. It also urges federal credit to lower rates without more borrowing. Continued on page three.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
J. Liesemer
C.C.F
Calgary
E. E. Koper
Dominion
board of arbitration
Liesemer
Agreements To Settle Lend Lease This Day In Washington
Britain and the United States announced nine agreements for settling lend lease and wartime obligations. The U S will be paid about 880 million dollars plus interest by Jan 1. Acheson and the Earl of Halifax signed the memorandum in Washington.
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WASHINGTON
Bntain
United States today
United States
Dean Acheson
Earl of Halifax
Britain
congress
Fate Of India Hangs On Vital Talks At New Delhi
The third interim report of the goyal commission on espionage may be delayed until Friday. It was expected to name five men detained without charge and appear before hearings begin. In Ottawa, Capt. Gordon Lunan, 30, faces conspiracy charges as trials begin with six other cases to follow.
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OTTAWA
C.P
goyal commission
sol
Gordon Lunan
Glen
Alberta Legislature Urges Ottawa to End War Material Destruction
The legislature unanimously passed a motion urging the federal government to thoroughly investigate the disposal of war materials and to end further destruction of such goods. It calls for public disclosure of any investigations and for MPs to take an active interest in agencies disposing of war assets. Arthur Wray urged action citing concerns raised by service personnel and families.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Arthur Wray
S C—Banff Cochrane
Wray
Parliamentary News Briefs From Ottawa March 27
In Ottawa labor minister Mitchell notes plans to provide labor for sugar beet farms in western Ontario while prime minister Mackenzie King flags an Easter recess for parliament from April 1½ to April 24. A misreported vote on confidence was corrected. Social Credit's Quelch moves a no confidence amendment criticizing Bretton Woods and calling for changes to Canada’s economic system.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Mitchell
commons
John Diefenbaker
P.C
Lake Centre
Ontario
Mackenzie King
King
St. Laurent
Gaspard Fauteux
Social Credit
British Ministers Open Talks With Indian Leaders
London reports three British cabinet members meet with Indian political party leaders as 400 million Indians watch. Census 1941 tallies 389 million people, with Hindus 206 million, Muslims 92 million, untouchables 45 million. 1.58 million square miles. Indian states vary in size. viceroy leads executive council. Indian National Congress founded 1885 by Allan Hume.
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LONDON
Reuters
Stafford Cripps
board of trade
Lord Pethick Lawrence
India
V. Alexander
admiralty
New Delhi
British India
Hyderabad
England
Scotland
Wales
Kashmir
Myssore
council of state
government of India
Indian National Congress
Allan Octavian Hume
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in India
Alberta Legislature Prepares for Prorogation Today
Attorney-General Lucien Maynard says Alberta's 10th legislature aims to prorogue the third session today with no plan to curb debate. The session opened February 4 and if needed the House would extend past midnight rather than rush the order paper. Formal prorogation expected tomorrow if business clears tonight.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
Lucien Maynard
Maynard
tomor
Council Intends To Hear Iran Appeal And Produce Shirts
The Price Board announced directives to boost production of men and boys shirts, but warned retailers will face weeks of delay before new stock reaches shelves to ease the shortage. Soviet Ambassador Gromyko walked out of the UN Security Council as it rejected delaying Iran case to April 10, amid disputes over Iran Russia tensions and troop withdrawal.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Pricey Board
Security Council
Iran
Gromyko
EW YORK
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
Russia
council
C.S.T
Poland
Washington
Oscar Lange
Hussein Ala
Red army
Tehran
Byrnes
United States
Mexico
Francisco Najera
jabre
End Debate Delayed as Social Credit Moves Cites Confidence
The Social Credit motion of lack of confidence in the government was set for debate in Ottawa as the House defeated PC and CCF motions in the throne speech test. Victor Quelch tabled the motion with speeches from Bracken and others as farm price terms were announced including a $2 per head hog price increase and higher wheat export ceilings. End of debate.
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OTTAWA
Social Credit
commons
Progressive Conservative
CCF
Victor Quelch
Acadia
Mr. Quelch
John Bracken
John Hackett
Stanstead
David Gould
Chap- Jeau
T V Grant
L. Kings
Jd. I Hamel
St Maurice-Lafleche
H W Herridge
People's CCF
Kootenay East
T J. Bentley
Swift Current
Georges Hoon
Ind. Argentewl
Frederic Dorion
Charlevoix-Saguenay
Clarence Gillis
CCR
Cape Breton South
Gardiner
Buitam
Bracken
Prima Facie Case Made Against Rose
Montreal March 28 Judge Theberge ordered a voluntary statement from Rose a Labour Progressive MP for Montreal Cartier after a four day preliminary hearing. The judge ruled a prima facie case existed on charges of conveying information to the Soviet Union and conspiracy. Rose may call defence witnesses before possible trial at the next King’s Bench session. Bail remains at ten thousand dollars.
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MONTREAL
Fred Rose
The~berge
Montreal-Cartier
Soviet Union
Theberge
Rose
Court of King's Bench
Rose Rose
Royal Family to Travel to Africa Aboard Vanguard
Britain selects the 45,000 ton battleship Vanguard to take the King Queen and their daughters Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose to South Africa next year Buckingham Palace announced on March 27.
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LONDON
Reuters
Britain
Vanguard
Elizabeth I
Margaret Rose
South Africa
Buckingham Palace
Uncertain Iran Withdrawal Amid Russian Relocation
Tehran reports Russian forces began evacuations from Meshed and nearby districts. Western officials remain unsure if Moscow intends full withdrawal from Azerbaijan as British and American observers note northward troop movements. In Caspian area Iranian units and Russian staff moves spark cautious assessment of any Russia Iran pact. Halifax waterfront resumes after 30 hour stoppage by 700 flight handlers.
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JOSEPH C. GOODWIN
TEHRAN
Muzaffar Firoux
Kazvin
United States
Red army
Iratat
Azerbaijan
Firouz
Meshed
Shahrad
Semnany
QAVAM
Iran
Moscow
oither
Tranian
CASPIAN SEA
ChemEpost
Firuzhkuh
Bonikoh
Versak
Plessfid
Shimanda Ent
Babul
Caspian
Ahmed Qavam
Russia-Iran
HALIFAX
Reuther Named President of U A W in Atlantic City
Multiple wartime era briefs report Walter Reuther elected president of the United Auto Workers amid roll call interruptions. Also noted are a tobacco warehouse fire in Lancaster causing near 1 million dollars in losses, and UNRRA urging strict food controls with rationing where needed.
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ATLANTIC CITY
A.P
George A44ee
Tobacco company
UNRRA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Washington
DODECANESE
GREECE
senate foreign relations committee
Dodecanese Islands
Epirus
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SASKATOON
C.P
Emile Joseph Gauthier
Mike Pilawski
king's bench court
VANCOUVER
Women’s Auxiliary
British Columbia
Canadian Legion
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New York
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