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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1946

Page

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Iranian Envoy Reports Soviet Troop Motives In Tehran Meeting

Iranian Ambassador Ala told the United Nations Security Council that Russia had not withdrawn troops but hinted at possible actions to safeguard security. Soviet and Polish delegates debated Iran's border tensions as Andrei Gromyko created dramatic moments during the session.

CLYDE BLACKBURNathan SW YORK ranian sein Ala ed Nations Oscar Lange Lange Iran Ala Gavamim Teh Andrei Gromyko Rus sen tday M Gromyko Rockefeller Centre Sor Alexander Cadogan one council

Reader recalls Disraeli statue in a sea birth tale

A fragment from a Brandon Sun page recalls George Arliss as Disraeli and a nurse in America who reads a historical book in a teashop. The report mentions a visitor who studies a portrait collection and questions its authenticity, with a later note about war work in London.

overard George Arliss Disraeli W. Orton Peterboro Arliss Westminsey Disraelii America TRE SEA Brandon Sun London

Mrs Evelyn Dick Charged in Hamilton Murder

Mrs Evelyn Dick has been charged with the murder of her husband John Dick a Hamilton Ontario street car motorman. His body was found March 16 with limbs severed in a ravine near Hamilton mountain in a grisly case that has shocked the city.

Evelyn Dick John Dick Hamilton Ont Hamilton mountain

Food Riots In Germany Breakout After Black Market Raid

In Stuttgart a black market raid on a displaced persons camp sparked two hours of rioting. German police aided by US military police faced a shower of bricks and bottles. One displaced Jew was killed, five wounded, and an American soldier plus several German officers injured.

DANIEL DE LUCE STUTTGART Germany United States Nie

Canada Cuts Spending Third Report Sees Estimates Tabled

Ottawa reports throne speech debate closed and Misley tables 1946 47 estimates for ordinary and demobilization expenditures totaling 2 769 815 with 4 938 875 supplementary for 1945 46. Current year ordinary expenditures rise 207 963 000 to 1 253 504 000 and demobilization costs reach 1 515 845 949, reflecting war related charges and full year family allowances amid fiscal tightening.

OTTAWA commons Misley Asley Gordon Graydon Peel Mackenzie King Frank Zaplitny CDR Dauphin Europe Canada Ilsley

Five Canadians named in royal commission espionage report

Prime Minister Mackenzie King tabled the third interim report naming five individuals linked to a Russian spy network in Canada. The named include James Scotland Benning Eric Adams Sqdn Lar Fred Poland Prof Israel Halperin and Dernford Smith. The document notes Adams connections to Soviet agents and Possible offences under the Official Secrets Act while detailing their backgrounds and careers. The commission adds witnesses remain to be heard and notes the round up involved 15 detainees with ten charged for passing secrets to Russia.

Canaan UAWA Mackenzie King commons royal commission on espionage James Scotland Benning Ottawa munitions department Eric Adams Industrial Development Bank war inventions board Fred Poland Montreal Igor Stouzenko Adams Messrs Zahotin Rogov ring McGILL Granby Que McGill University Harvard Russia United States foreign exchange control board Bank of Canada Montereel

Fear Veto Is Threat Atom Energy Data

A cautious note on veto loopholes amid congressional approval of a plan for international control of atomic power. Senator Homer Ferguson questions veto powers in the UN atomic development authority proposal to supervise all fissionable materials and plant operations. State Department reports denatured plutonium could lessen secret bomb risks, but some data would be shared gradually over years to implement the plan.

JACK BELL WASHINGTON Homer Ferguson Rep.-Mich state department United Nations “atomic development authority Perguson UNO Security Council United States

Tram Wins Race Against Stork

CHICAGO March 29 A trolley car rider photo finish with the stork as H R Fragel was nearing the loop with 35 passengers when Ruth South 19 whispered she would have a baby Fragel halted the car and urged passengers to take the next car heading to the hospital He had the conductor call the Chicago Avenue station for police assistance.

CHICAGO Joop fotorman Fragel Ruth South Chicago Avenue

Parliamentary News Bulletins Ottawa March 29 1946

In Ottawa the 1946 47 main estimates show Agriculture total 112 143 395 down from 119 048 907 mainly due to wartime cost cuts. Normal 19 429 713 up from 17 215 968 while demobilization 92 713 682 down from 101 832 938. In lending news banks may extend home extension loans via CMHC under the 1944 act, not for repairs. Canadian civilians freed from Japanese detention must pay their repatriation costs in the House of Commons.

OTTAWA Osley agriculture department department Canadian Meat Board Britain special products board h—Finantee Isley Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Tissey Canada George Black P.C Yuron house of commons

Grant Fred Rose Granted Bail Amid Restrictions

Fred Rose, jailed 24 hours, secured bail of 25 000 in cash or property bonds by Justice Wilfrid Lazure. He must not attend public meetings or speak on the espionage case. violations revoke bail. Rose returned to Montreal jail after bail posting. restrictions do not apply to Parliament where he is MP for Montreal Cartier. Previous 10 000 bail cancelled after a voluntary statement.

PressONTREAL Fred Rose Wilfrid Lazure Rose court house Justice Lazare Justice Lazure Montreal-Cartier Rene Theberge Montreal Justice Lagure court of king’s bench Joseph Cohen Theberge BUSS OTTAWA C.P royal commission on espionage Canada C.F Wilfrid Lazare

Money For St. Mary Dam Diversion Tunnel To Be Undertaken

Financial provisions in the house of commons estimates grant three million dollars for prairie farm rehabilitation and water storage. The funds cover initial St. Mary dam work including a diversion tunnel to redirect water during earth dam construction. Tenders for the cratel are expected within weeks.

Wilfrid Eggleston Herald UAWA St. Mary dam house of commons St. Mary

Ask Changes In Farm Income Tax

Regina report on Saskatchewan legislature debate as Agriculture Minister Newbery urges tax reform. Five point resolution seeks moving average profits for farm income, family work exemption, capital treatment for breeding stock, pre 1939 farm debt relief, and farm home treated as farm buildings under income tax.

REGINA Saskatchewan Agriculture Munister I. C Jacob Benson CCF Last Montain Dominion

Public Works Plans Big Outlays for N W T

Ottawa March 29 The mines and resources department released estimates showing major capital for the Northwest Territories Yellowknife water and sewer system valued at 245 1 thousand dollars and a Yellowknife airport project of 514 thousand. An additional 450 thousand is allotted to the provincial section of the Grimshaw to Great Slave Lake road under a Dominion Alberta agreement to be built this year.

OTTAWA Canada Yellowknife Grimshaw- Great Slave Lake Dominion Alberta

Ontario Legislature Allows Liquor By The Glass In 1917 Era

Ontario moves to legalize liquor by the glass for the first time since 1917. Attorney General Blackwell introduces a 10 000 word bill broadening licenses to dining lounges clubs and transport dining cars. Local option votes and population thresholds shape licensing in centres of various sizes.

TORONTO glass Ontario Blackwell

Council Will Appeal Directly to Russia and Iran

A majority of the United Nations Security Council with Russia absent endorsed a U S proposal to seek information from Russia and Iran on negotiations and the withdrawal of Russian troops. Reports were requested by next Wednesday morning and the council adjourned late Wednesday.

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