Western leaders form solid front for Atlantic pact signing
Bevin of Britain and Acheson plan major talks at the state department as western powers line up behind the Atlantic security treaty. Discussions focus on Western Germany unity, Middle East security, a possible Mediterranean defense pact, and halting communism in Southeast Asia. Additional ministers from Belgium Luxembourg The Netherlands Italy Iceland Denmark Norway and Portugal are due, signaling a broad regional gathering.
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Grace MacInnis Nominated for Vancouver Booth Riding
Grace MacInnis, 18 CCF former provincial legislator and wife of MP John MacInnis, was nominated Tuesday to contest the Vancouver Booth riding for the CCF in the next federal election. She is daughter of J. S. Woodsworth, founder of the party.
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The Left Hand Corner remembers early air craft and costs
The St. Thomas Times-Journal recalls pioneer aviation hanging on by belts and struts. Early planes were flimsy, costing a few hundred dollars mostly for engines. By WWI scouting planes ran near $30,000, while Handley Page bombers neared $50,000. postwar Spitfires rose further.
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RCAF Silver Jubilee Marked With First Offensive Unit
Canada’s Royal Canadian Air Force marks its 25th anniversary on April 1 with no ceremonies. The service reports record air force appropriations at 169 million, surpassing navy and army budgets. An interceptor squadron is training at St Hubert, Quebec, with a second to join as Canada's first line of defence.
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Shortages Of Food Blamed For Crescent Crew
Vancouver Sun published extracts from a Crescent crew member letter from Nanking claiming food shortages aboard the Canadian destroyer Crescent in Chinese waters. The navy called the allegation ridiculous and said supplies are adequate on all Canadian naval ships.
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Churchill to speak at Boston Garden on mid century survey
Winston Churchill, 74, will address 13 500 attendees at Boston Garden tonight on The century Its Promise and Its Realization. The speech, expected to last about an hour, will be broadcast nationwide by major networks and the CBC.
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Filibuster in Ontario disrupts charities bill debate
In Toronto the 21‑man CCF opposition led by P E B Jolliffe staged a one man filibuster in the Ontario legislature over the Progressive Conservative charities bill. The bill restricts charitable trusts or foundations owning more than 10 percent of a business and requires disposal of the rest within three years. Tomorrow lawmakers plan to discuss department estimates before the 1948–49 fiscal year ends. Frost defends the measure in a 60 minute reply amid editorials from the Toronto Star.
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Jailed in Moscow by Anna Louise Strong
In a prison cell I question the charge spies a farce and recall how I sought news in Moscow. I read papers, wrote a story, sought the press desk, and glimpsed the outside world from my confinement. My supposed offense stemmed from attempting to cross to China and observing frontier closures involving Chiang Kai-shek’s regime.
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Newfoundland Joins Canada Amid Mixed Reactions
On March 31 Newfoundland becomes Canada’s 10th province at midnight, ending commission government after 1934. The Avalon peninsula and island wealth centers fear loss of independence while many celebrate uniting with Ottawa. Observances vary. rumors of mourning rites and effigy burial circulate, but no official ceremonies planned.
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Newfoundland joins confederation with first year federal cost
Newfoundland becomes Canada’s 10th province at 11 59 p m with federal spending pegged at 55 128 618 for the first year to extend services. Viscount Alexander and Prime Minister St Laurent attend union ceremonies on Parliament Hill as Newfoundlanders swear in a minister and Lt Gov Sir Albert J Walsh presides in St John’s. A 9 000 salary for the new lieutenant governor is listed among minimal items in the estimates.
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Portugal to join Atlantic Pact in Washington signing
Lisbon announced that Portugal will become a member of the Atlantic Pact. Foreign Minister Caciro de Matta departs for the United States to join diplomats in Washington for the signing ceremonies.
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Five Die In Ontario Plane Crash Near London
Five people including Dr. Henry Dow president of Dow Chemical Company Midland Mich died when a Dow-owned Beechcraft crashed four miles from London Ontario while the pilot sought shelter from a street storm. One survivor, Mrs Dow, and other injured include Mrs Calvin Campbell and A J Bowie. The party was bound for Boston to hear Churchill at MIT. The craft left Midland about 9 am in rain and poor visibility.
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Child born to 11 year old mother at Gallinger Hospital
A March 31 report from Gallinger Hospital notes the birth of a baby boy weighing 3 pounds 15 ounces to an 11 year old African American girl. Hospital officials say mother and child are doing fine and the infant will stay in an incubator until reaching five and a half pounds.
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Easter recess dates extend from April to April 25
Ottawa reports Prime Minister St Laurent will extend the Commons Easter recess from Saturday April 9 to Monday April 25. Also, Trans Canada Airlines raises domestic fares 15 percent effective April 1. Nebraska snowdrifts large and traffic halted, while a Wrentham farmer breaks prairie land. Alberta forms two new government branches, and work continues on three highway routes including Yellowhead and Trans-Canada projects.
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