Manchester Guardian Attacks U S And France As Meddlers
London May 3 The Liberal Manchester Guardian denounces the United States and France as meddlers in German party politics Editorially it says Gen Lucius D Clay defends free enterprise as a democratic principle The paper accuses U S and French interference in Bonn with the Christian Democrats and notes Clay's letter upholding free enterprise but claims it clashes with allied democratic aims It quotes Clay in Berlin saying the editorial has no foundation
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France
LONDON
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United States
Lucius D. Clay
Iree
Bonn
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Guardian
The Guardian
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Matthew Woll
American Federation “of Labor
Germany
Gen. Clay
Berlin
Left Hand Corner former Carpatho Ukrainian premier speech
Former Carpatho Ukrainian premier Julian Revay, now a Detroit auto worker, spoke in Toronto at a Canadian Ukrainian rally. He recounted ten years of Gestapo and Russian police pressure, his Czech arrest, and exile in BP camps, claiming world freedom for Canada and America will come slowly.
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REMIER
Carpatho
Gestapo
MEVD
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Theodore Humenjuk
Toronto
Revay
Mircha
Carpatho-Ukraine
Hat Face Theft Charge Returned to Medicine Hat
Regina police arrested Edward Brooks of Toronto last week and he was to be returned to Medicine Hat Alberta to face a theft charge. Brooks, 19, a hotel employee, allegedly stole 482 in grain cheques from a farmer guest who had asked him to cash the cheques at a Medicine Hat hotel.
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REGINA
Edward Brooks
Torronto
Medicine Hat
Alta
Brooks
Intensive search for city employee John W Stonely
An extensive search along the Oldman river is under way for John William Stonely a 66 year old city employee missing since Monday. His car was found near the river and police traced a rail from the car into the water. Royal Canadian Mounted Police joined the probe as Smokey the searching dog followed a scent to the riverbank.
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Oldman river
John William Stonely
cay
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stonely
Taber
Plot to Block Naval Craft Shocks Shanghai Waters
British American and French warships left the Shanghai waterfront after a U S navy spokesman cited reliable sources plus a tip about a Communist plan to scuttle a ship near Woosung. The aim was to block sea access for larger vessels, with earlier similar warnings at Tientsin.
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SHANGHAI
A.P
United States
United States navy
Oscar C. Badger
Woosung
Tientsin
navy
Brig K M Perry Dies In Hospital
Brig K M Perry 74 former deputy director general of the Canadian reserve army at defence headquarters Ottawa died in hospital in Montreal. He led the 13th Battalion Black Watch into Germany in WWI and was born at Macleod Alberta. He was educated in Montreal and survived by wife Hilda Annie Murphy and two daughters. He held staff posts 1920 to 1928 and taught tactics at Royal Military College Kingston. He won the DSO and bar and was twice mentioned in dispatches.
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K. M. PERRY
MONTREAL
Brig
Canadian reserve army
defence headquarters
Ottawa
Brig. Perry
Black Watch Highlanders
Germany
Macleod
Alta
Aylesworth Bowen Perry
NWMP
Perry
Hilda Annie Murphy
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ont
R.M.C
Eight Planes Combat Valley Craft Load Globemaster
A fire at a two family frame house in Hinton West Virginia claimed seven lives including Mrs Anna Jgne Reeds and her two children Drema Kay and Mazel Joyce Deeds, James Ellison and his wife plus their daughter Diana Frances and visitor Homer Tincher. In Mobile Alabama a Globemaster carried 75 air force personnel and 12 crew on a record Atlantic flight en route to Britain with stops planned in Bermuda and the Azores.
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HINTON
W. Va
John Lively
Anna Jgne Reeds
Drema Kay
Mazel Joyce Deeds
James Ellison
grom
Diana Frances
Homer Tincher
MOBILE
Alt
Hythe Atlantic
Britain
Globemaster
air force
Ber~lin
Brookley air force base
Bermada
Azores
Missing RCAF Capuck search in Similkameen for two aboard
In the Similkameen Valley east of Vancouver a helicopter and six smaller craft scoured rugged terrain for a missing Capuck two aboard the downed rental plane. Pilot Bill Grant and Sheila Cure, a Cardston nurse, are feared lost after radio silence near Princeton B.C. Struggling weather hampered ground teams as authorities pursued every lead.
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Sheila Cure
Bill Grant
Cardston
ANCOUVER
R.C.A.F
Princeton
B.C
Picot Grant
Vancouver
BCA
Vancouver Aero Club
Budget Tax Cuts Not Law
Ottawa reports Parliament adjourned without passing the Abbott budget that underpinned tax cuts now in paycheques. If no budget is approved by June 27 deductions will be based on prior rates, potentially causing owed taxes to rise. A reassembled Parliament could reintroduce Abbott resolutions or reject the budget and shape new proposals.
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OTTAWA
Abbott
revenue department
treasury
finance department
liberal party
Inquiry Ordered Into Military Post Exchanges and Ship Stores
The House Armed Services Committee orders a probe into the more than $500 billion post exchanges and ship stores. Civilian retailers complain military services tap tax free wholesale-like pricing on items from nightgowns to televisions, raising questions about fair competition.
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WASHINGTON
house of representeHves armnd services committee
New Council of Europe Realization Moves Toward Charter
London May 2 Envoys from ten nations met to complete a charter for a first council of Europe as a step toward lasting European unity. Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Sweden Denmark Norway Italy and the republic of Ireland participate with Greece and Turkey seeking membership.
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council of Europe
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Strasbourg
France
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Brussels
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Italy
republic of Ireland
Greece
Turkey
Robert Schuman
Paris
Germany
The Times
organization for European economic co-operation
Howe's Statement At Fair Applauded In London
Overseas buyers at the Mansion House heard C. D. Howe urge Canada to sell more to the United States and buy more from Britain. He called for a better balance of trade through expansion, not contraction, and stressed Canada’s aim to sell to the U S while buying from Britain. Harold Wilson replied that Canada must be prepared to buy more to accompany selling more.
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LONDON
C. D. Howe
Canada
United States
Britain
George Aylwen
Mansion House
Howe
WILSON
Harold Wilson
board of trade
Can Opener Saves Wife In Polio Crisis On Train
Bob Palmer kept his wife alive for more than ten hours by hand pumping an electric iron lung after the motor burned out. He improvised a handle from a can opener to operate the pump, while nurses and electricians raced to provide a new unit as the train moved toward Ithaca hospital.
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Bhirley Palmer
Bob
Palmer
Ithaca
Laramie
Wyo
Margaret Aylward
tery
Cheyenne
Aylward
North Platte
Neb
Omaha
unis
Seven Negro men found guilty in rape case in Virginia
In Martinsville Virginia the last of seven men charged with raping a white woman was found guilty and sentenced to die in the electric chair. James Hairston 18 and Clabon Taylor 20 were among those convicted with separate juries previously finding the other five defendants guilty and recommending the death penalty.
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MARTINSVILLE
James Hairston
Clabon Taylor
Linton Free After Crown Drops Official Secrets Charges
Fredla Linton returned on bail after the crown withdrew all charges of conspiracy to violate the official secrets act in Canada. Prosecutor Philippe Brais noted no overt act linked Linton to the Soviet espionage ring and said future evidence could bring charges. Linton, free since April 11, expressed relief at the fair action and said she left the country in 1946 due to a prejudiced atmosphere.
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MONTREAL
Frede Linton
Philppe Brais
E.c
Mise Linton
thg
Canada
Mint
Linton
Miss Linton
Missy Linton
medabeterwards
Yam
ryal commission
Brais
James Scotland Benning
Henry Hartig
Toronto
apy
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
obe
Miss Jinton
royal commission
Auto workers strike at Ford Meter Company tomorrow
United Automobile Workers Local mm ordered a 68 000 Ford Meter Company strike for noon Thursday. The international executive board shortly followed with plans to enforce the walkout at the same time. Other items include a Calgary plant strike over wage disputes and crop failure payments in Alberta expected to reach 2 008 000 dollars.
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DETROIT
A.P
United Automobile Workers Local mm
Ford Meter Company
uniet’s international: exetciye
EXSHAW
CALGARY
Canada Cement, Company, Ltd
djepute
William Longhdst
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C.SC
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ggert terre
ALTA
EDMONTON
Rowbotham
Alberta
Prairie FarmAssist
Act
ROYAL COMMISSION ON ARTS
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OTTAWA
Vincent Dinasey
royal comminsiey
on arts
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sole wang
Raval Oil Company
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