Soviet Withdrawal Triggers UN Security Council Crisis
Canadian Press reports that Soviet Russia walked out of an UN Security Council session after a 9-2 vote blocked its bid to hear Iran's side on a dispute. Diplomats warn the move threatens international accord and the council's prestige. Moscow may attend an executive session, but could skip substance talks on Iran.
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ecurity
Clyde Blackburn
EW YORK
C.P
Russia
United Nations Security council
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United Nations Organization
U.N.G
Andrei Gromyko
Andrei. Gromyko
IRAN
Gromyka
em “Hussein
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North Atlantic air service plan foresees 100 daily trips
Dublin report from a three week conference among 17 countries including Canada outlines an operational manual for North Atlantic air services. Within a year there could be more than 100 round trips daily. The plan adds 13 ocean weather stations to the main track to lower fares by enabling longer payloads and reduced fuel reserves, improving regularity of service.
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DUBLIN
C.P. Cable
North Atlantic air services
Canada
North Atlantic
Evidence Is Ruled Admissible At Preliminary
Ottawa report says Magistrate Glenn Strike today began weighing the admissibility of about 200 items in a preliminary examination. The proceedings focus on evidence presented to determine if the case should proceed to trial.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Reorganization of Anglican Parishes in City of London
The Church of England bishop of London announces a reorganization plan that would eliminate or consolidate 83 parishes in the City of London and surrounding suburbs. The article notes the aging, historic churches in a modern financial district and argues the sale of sites could fund needed church reinvestment and new congregations. It references opposition from the bishop on sentimental grounds and highlights the potential financial heft of foregone properties. The discussion frames a long-standing tension between preserving ancient structures and adapting to urban needs. The report also includes notes on espionage proceedings involving Captain Gordon Lunan and the royal commission, with evidence admitted by Magistrate Strike amid eligibility questions.
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Siristopher Wren
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Annington Ingram
Gordon Lunan
Canadian information service
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Lunan
Lee A. Kelley
H. L. Cartwright
Linan
Lee Kelley
Limnan
Alberta Prorogues House in Three Session Pushes Credit and Health Bills
EDMONTON March 2 Two bills stand out as highlights of Alberta tenth legislature session prorogued last night by Lieutenant-Governor J C Bowen A Social Credit backed plan to issue credit certificates to unemployed citizens and retirees seeks a social security pension of at least 600 annually while a health services bill sponsored by Health Minister W W Cross aims to provide provincial health coverage The session began February 14 and lasted six weeks minus one day with 82 bills enacted The opposition voiced limited objections and expected courts to rule on the measures validity
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Abberta
J. C. Bowen
Pesco
Social Credit
E. C. Manning
E. I. Roper
C.c.F
A. J. Liesemer
C.C F
Calgary
W. W. Cross
Parliamentary News Bulletins on Wheat Board and Prices
OTTAWA March 29 Canadian Federation of Agriculture urges establishment of the Wheat Board as the idle institution for marketing cereals and seeks a floor price of $1 a bushel for five years. It calls for aggressive leadership in international wheat talks to prevent price spikes and secure fair import terms.
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OTTAWA
Canadian Wheat Board
graine
Canadian’ Federation of Agriculture
Wheat Board Act
Claresholm Suffers Costly Night Fire
Claresholm endures the worst blaze in history as several downtown businesses burn or are damaged. A family is left homeless, and the mayor’s office is partly demolished. Damage is estimated at 18 000 to 20 000 dollars. Fire origin is unknown.
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CLARESHOLM
Marree
Cuthbert billiards
Harwood
Four-Cent Butter Floor Price Boost Urged
Ottawa report says the agriculture cabinet committee actively considers a butter floor price increase, with a four cent rise urged by the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. Speculation hints at up to five cents, while the federation also pushes for realistic world food crisis actions and a royal commission. A delegation led by H. Hannam presented the brief to Prime Minister Mackenzie King and cabinet, urging higher dairy returns, universal standard time, and an all-out food production program.
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OTTAWA
C.P
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Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canadian Federation of Agriculture today
Federation
H. Hannam
Mackenzie King
Midget Lives In Phone Booth
New York reporters reveal a 45 inch midget Miss Helen Magna living in a Broadway theater lobby booth. She furnished the space with an alarm clock, a small stove, bread, milk and salmon.
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NEW YORK
Helen Magna
Prison orders and bail were cancelled in two cases
In Rome the Stars and Stripes staff sought reassignment after censorship disputes with Lt. Gen. Lee leading to Maj. Hal G C Kestler's removal and a call for an army court of inquiry. In Montreal Fred Rose, Labor-Progressive MP, was ordered to prison with bail cancelled for trial on official secrets act charges.
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Fred Rose
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Motion defeated in Ottawa over wheat policy
In Ottawa on March 26 Agriculture Minister Gardiner said the government will not back the Progressive Conservative demand to urge farmers to grow more wheat by dedicating more land to summerfallow. He outlined a one third wheat one third summerfallow one third coarse grains plan to boost exportable food. The Commons then defeated by 166 to 34 a Social Credit nonconfidence motion. The debate featured responses by John Bracken and Vic Quelch as the CCF outlined national price and wage stabilization tied to a broader plan involving agriculture labor and industry.
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Gardiner
commons
Canada
John Bracken
Gladys Strum
C.C.F
u'Appelle
Coldwell
CG.C-F
Social Credit
Victor Quelch
8.C
Acadia
CCF
agriculture, labor and industry
national planning organization
Secret Russo German Treaty To Partition Poland At Trial
Joachim von Ribbentrop took the stand in his defense as testimony claimed a secret August 1939 Russo German pact dividing eastern Europe including Poland. Margaret Blank testified she saw the original Moscow copy, while Gen. Rudenko objected to the evidence as irrelevant. The tribunal recessed after Hess and Ribbentrop defense urged production of the treaty original from Soviet archives.
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Joachim Von Ribbentrop
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Margaret Blank
Poland
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Ribbentrop
Paul Otto Schmidt
Hitler
Britain
foreign office
Pearl Harbor
Miss Blank
R. A. Rudenko
Von Ribbentrop
V. M. Molotov
Gen. Rudenko
Rudolf Hess
Alfred Seidl
Hess
Molotov
Reuther Elected President of United Auto Workers
Atlantic City March 28 Walter P Reuther won the United Auto Workers presidency by 124 votes over incumbent BE J Thomas 4945 to 4320. The election followed fights during balloting as nearly 2000 delegates filled the convention hall and ended with a cordial handshake and Thomas conceding after six years leading the unit.
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FELIX B. WOLD
ATLANTIC CITY
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
C.S
BE. J.Thomas
Reuther
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Reuther
George F. Addes
Tommy
Redin Arrest Surprise Shocks Ottawa Officials
Ottawa reports a Russian naval officer Nicolai Redin was arrested in Portland Oregon on espionage charges involving a nuclear destroyer tender for atomic bomb tests in the Pacific. Close to the Canadian inquiry said the arrest came as a surprise with no prior intimation. The same day J 3 Eckman of Vancouver elected president of the Fisheries Council of Canada, succeeding C J Morrow, with J M Buchanan named western vice president.
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OTTAWA
Canada
United States
Portland
Ore
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
Redin
Pacific
BEADS FISHERIES COUNCIL
J. 3
United Nations meets without Soviet envoy in session
News briefings show the United Nations Security Council began its closed executive meeting at 3 35 pm without the Soviet representative. A UN spokesman said all delegates were present except the Soviet envoy as reporters received the update.
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United Nations Security Council
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United Nations
security council
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Gromyko
U.S
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REGINA
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