Atom Bomb Secret Out claims U S has 96 bombs
London Daily Express asserts the United States now holds 96 atomic bombs with plutonium cores and heavy torpedo shaped casings. The piece, citing scientific editor Chapman Pincher, links output rates to Nagasaki and Bikini tests, while Maj Gen Tessie Groves declines to confirm details.
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LONDON
Daily Express
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Chapman Pincher
Tle
Hanford
Wash
Pincher
Nagasaki
Bikini
Washington
Tessie R. Groves
United States war department
U S Voters Go To Polls In Off Year Election
Canadian Press report on U S voters heading to the polls for national elections. About 35 million eligible voters, 59 percent, will decide control of Congress in an off year. Republicans seek a House majority and Senate gains, with governors also on ballots in 34 states and potential impacts on 1948 presidential hopefuls.
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CLYDE BLACKBURN
NEW YORK
United States
house of representatives
senate
congress
Herbert Hoover
Buessets
house
Unreadable Nature Notes and Small Town Gossip Fragment
A jumble of quotes on frogs and naturalists praising toads for usefulness, plus a Vermont bride tale about social reception in a village. The fragment hints at a back page continuation and local commentary on behavior and modesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Packer Ribac Explodes Off Steveston Coast
Five crew members of the 72 foot shpacker Ribac escaped serious harm when the 60 ton vessel exploded while fueling at Steveston on the Fraser River and sank within minutes. Captain Paul Bastion led the crew to safety as one engine room member nearly trapped by fire escaped seconds before the ship settled in about 20 feet of water.
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STEVESTON
B.C
Praser
Paul Bastion
Charge altered Stratford murder case in online report
A murder charge against Edna Ruth Parrish, 19, unmar ried mother, was removed from the jury and one count of childbirth concealment substituted in the Stratford online report dated Friday, November 2.
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STRATFORD, Onl
Edna Ruth Parrish
Farmers Union holds Alberta convention unity push
Bevera gains shown by the Alberta Farmers Union at its District No. 12 annual convention in the Marquis hotel with about 100 delegates. Speakers praised farm gains, urged parity prices and a fact finding board, and warned a new strike if federal demands are not met. J. W. R. Wilson elected district president. Henry Young noted Canada-wide support for farmers and rights on the Prices Support Act, while condemning press coverage of picketing violence. The gathering stressed unity of workers against perceived opposition.
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Bevera
Alberta Farmers Union
Lucky Strike
J. W.R. Wilson
Henry Young
U.F.A
Miller
Canada
A.F.C
Mr. Young
cere twin
Alberta
Young
Leander Denied Shelled Near Albania by British Cruiser
London reports the British light cruiser Leander arrived at Trieste to replace a US vessel. Reuters quoted an Admiralty spokesman denying shelling off the Albanian coast and saying the ship was not in the area, with no notification of any incident.
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CARTER L. DAVIDSON
JERUSALEM
Holy Land
Meade
Britain
Palestine
old city
Cyprus
San Dimitrio
Haifa
Lord Balfour
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Egypt
Damascus
Beirut
dispatch
BEYROUTH
foreign ministry
LONDON
Scotland Yard today
4 Yard
London f Evening News
Rome
forenn
alice
FAMAGUSTA
Reuters
Empire Heywood
Oceas
today
Trieste
admiralty
United States
Paris
Fire destroys cannery at Ketchikan
Fire at Ketchikan destroys the Nakat Packing Corporation cannery with an estimated loss of 750000 dollars. Attorney Lester Gore provided the valuation.
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KETCHIKAN
Alaska
Nakat Packing Corporation
Lester Gore
He Won't Talk ParsonS Pravda Weather Exchange
A Parsons Sun editorial staffer reports attempts to discuss general information with Pravda in Moscow. A New York operator confirms contact, but the Pravda editor refuses to speak, not even about the weather, despite long distance charges.
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PARSONS. Eas
UPA
Parsons Sun
Pravda
New York
Chinese And Reds In Taks In Dairen Negotiations
NANKING November 2 Chinese and Russian authorities were reported negotiating for China to take over administrations of Dairen the Russian occupied open port city as government troops press the Chinese Communist forces on the Liaotung peninsula. The Nanking Hsin Min Pao quoted a Mukden dispatch saying talks in Dairen have made satisfactory progress and Chinese officials may be allowed to assume control within 15 days.
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NANKING
China
Dairen
Hsin Min Pao
Mukden
Manchuria
Pairen
Dairot
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tiaotung
Daiiren
Chiang
Darren
Japan braces for new purge order amid MacArthur move
Tokyo reports warn Gen MacArthur's intra-nationalist Bide order may be enforced strictly. Field enforcement could topple Premier Yoshida's Conservative cabinet and many top industrialists, reshaping Japan's newspaper landscape. Ultra-nationalists who lost offices after last January purge face potential reversals as a new constitution approaches.
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TOKYO
Gen MacArthur
Yoshida
Japan
Tokyo beef scare eased by sign offering horse meat option
Police warned that meat from a stolen experimental cow inoculated with deadly anthrax germs could reach the black market. A Tokyo cafe countered by posting a sign promising safe beef and noting they would instead use horse meat, aiming to reassure customers.
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TOKYO
Flagrant Black Market Revelations In Paris
Canadian press recounts open black market activity around Paris landmarks. Tourists and British travellers exchange foreign currencies for francs above official rates, with cigars and luxury goods fueling the trade. Treasury officials monitor breaches as stories of currency manipulation surface, illustrating risky, unlawful practices abroad.
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PARIS
opera
Place de la Madeleine
United States
France
British treasury
Britain
treasury
Matchman's Squabbles In Struck Hotel Fire
A blaze at the Clifton Hotel on Queen Street near Spadina in Toronto began when an unknown assailant poured gasoline in the lobby and fled after confronting watchman Michael Poslowski and injuring him. Forty-two guests escaped as officers investigate motives and the fire caused about 8500 dollars in damage.
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TORONTO
Clifton
Michael Poslowski
Queen Stree
Spadina Avenue
James Holle
Peter Bobechko
Hoge
pital
Puslowski
inis
REGINA
Champs Hotel
HAMILTON
Ont
Hofftan Products Company Limited
Jony
York Street
auiff
Tron Bolt Case To Jury Today
Lawrence Deacon, a 32 year old ex soldier, stands charged with murder in the taxi driver slaying that shook Winnipeg. The case hinges on the crown witness Helen Berard and the defence bid to force an acquittal was denied as Justice Major prepared to deliver the charge to the jury.
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WINNIPEG, Moy
Lawrence Deacon
Johann Johnson
M. J Major
asanciate defence counail
Harry Walsh
Deacon
Winnipeg
Helen Berard
brunette
Berard
Johnsen
Tuxedo
FRANCE
HENDAYE
Spensh
EDMONTON
SARCEES
CALGARY
Joe Big Prumé
Cariet Big Betty
Joe
MRON BOLT
CANE
Lawremet
exit river
Jaluem
Jehwon
Juntive
W. Majer
henory
Deck
Canadian Students Charged in Canadian Store Slaying
Two Canadian high school students, Robert F. Burd age 18 of Crystal Beach Ontario and John W. Hocking age 17 of Fort Erie, are charged with first degree murder in the November holdup slaying of cigar store clerk John William Graf 60 in Buffalo New York. Police say they confessed and admitted prior stickups in the area before fleeing back to Canada.
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BUFFALO
Robert F. Burd
Crystal Beach
Ont
John W. Hocking
Fort Erie
Burd
John William Graf
Canada
Dream Is True Body Located Identified In Ont
In Alexandria Ontario a body tentatively identified as 32 year old laborer Alex MacDonald was found at the bottom of an outside privy after a dream reported by his wife Philomene Sauve. Police say the identification is not positive and foul play is not suspected, with residents reporting possible struggle heard the night he disappeared.
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ALEXANDRIA
Ont
Alex MacDonald
Antoine Sauve
MacDonald
Joseph Mel Hain
Ottawa
Philomene
German child hanged during play in improvised Nuernberg Trials
The News Guardian reports in Hamburg that a German child was accidentally hanged by playmates during a game titled Nuernberg Trials in Klet. The group pronounced a death sentence and hanged him from a lamp post. the mother arrived, cut him down, and his neck broke.
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HAMBURG
Germany
News Guardian
Nuernberg
Klet
Strike Vote In East Mines Near PRURO NS
A strike vote likely within a month looms for 13, 100 Nova Scotia and New Brunswick coal miners after the United Mine Workers convention ended. Delegates backed a wage scale including a $2.50 daily raise and a 40 hour week, with a possible walkout if no settlement on the 10 point program.
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PRURO
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
United Mine Workers
C.C.L
Freeman Jenkins
WASHINGTON
John L. Lewis
goverment
interior department
solid fuels administration
wor
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
U.M.W
J. Lewis
Indiana
Ohio
Calgary Justice Sworn In At Appellate Division Opening
Calgary November 2 10 Mr Jie ice G O Connor will be sworn in as a member of the appellate division of the Supreme Court of Alberta by Chief Justice Hors Harvey at the opening of the appellate division sitting in Edmonton Monday morning Chief Justice WR Howson announced Mr Justice J Boyd Mc Bride recently appointed a member of the trial division of the Supreme Court also will be sworn in at Edmonton Monday He will take chambers in Calgary Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
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CALGARY
Jie ‘ice G. B. O'Connor
supreme court of Alberta
Hors Harvey
Edmonton
WR. Howson
J. Boyd McBride
supreme court
Death by own action shocks Wiesbaden tribunal head
Walter H Hausmann, chairman of the Wiesbaden denazification tribunal, died in an apparent self inflicted act in Frankfurt. The same dispatch reports a railway disaster near Halle with eighteen dead and twenty wounded, plus Spanish frontline maneuvers near Hendaye and a Edmonton fire causing extensive material loss.
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FRANKFURT
Germany
Reutersi
Walter H. Hausmann
Wiesbaden
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U.S
Woodstock Sentinel Review
Naturalista
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B.C. Weasel
su. ear Bo
Taks
JOHN DAUPHINER
Matchman
C. PB
United Nations
Spain
general assembly
Poland
Wilionty Rzymowski
India
South Africa
Generalissima Franco
Wincenty Rzymowski
U.N. Assembly
Laka Success
United Kingdom
Russia
Tron Bolt
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