Big Four To Tackle Issues In New York Talks
Four powers meet at a White Pine table in New York to shape postwar Germany and peace in eastern Europe. Bevin Byrnes Molotov and Couve de Murville set 3 pm start as the UN Assembly centers attention on Franco Spain veto reform and Danube navigation. Main disputes include Trieste Danube and Greece frontier issues with broader peace treaties in view.
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JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
NEW YORK
tagh nou
fortigianistéer
Europe
Germany
Bevin
Byrnes
Molotov
Couve de Murvil
France
pn. C.S.T
Simembr
United Nations Assembly
Russia
assembly
Spain
Italy
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
United Nations
Paris
Trieste
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
United Nations Security Council
Danube
Thrace
Greece
Balkan
Georges Bidault
presigent
M. Couve de Murville
Two Held In Death Of Winnipeg Man
Winnipeg police hold John Ferguson and Thomas Daniels in connection with the death of David Genties, about 45, whose body was found in the back seat of a car in suburban Tuxedo. Daniels is listed as a walker of the car. A post mortem result is expected later today before charges are considered.
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WINNIPEG
David Genties
Rover Canadian Mounted Police
John Ferguson
Thomas Daniels
Daniels
awker
David Nicholson
Ferguson
Left Hand Corner finds empty French seaside resorts
London and Ottawa Journal correspondents report empty Riviera Deauville and Normandy Brittany coastlines with few American or British visitors. High prices deter travelers as Deauville rooms cost about £50 weekly while Riviera costs and scarce affordable food push away tourists, even as shops remain stocked.
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London
Ottawa Journal
Riviera
Normandy
Brittany
Deauville
Oldest Vancouver House Burns in Fire
The city’s oldest residence, built in 1876 and near the 21-storey Marine building, was gutted by fire late last night. Henry Holt, a 9 year old pioneer who lived there since 1894, was rescued by firemen after being overcome by smoke.
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VANCOUVER
Henry Holt
Full-Scale Offensive in Shantung and Liaotung Campaigns
Government forces press Chefoo and Tsingtao rail lines as Nationalists push on Shantung and Liaotung fronts. Chinese negotiators pursue Dairen administration with Russia while Manchuria battles report gains for pro-government units near Tanghwa Paoting and Hsinokolun amid broader river and port actions.
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PEIPING
Chefoo
Shantung Province
Gulf of Chibli
Liaotung Peninsula
Shantung
China
Shanetung
Tsingtao- Tsinan
Pingtu
Tsingtao
Kiang~ gu
Dairen
Nanking
Manchuria
Ching proper
Liaotung
Paoting
Tanghwa
Mukden
Koreas
Hsinokolun
Jehol-Manchurian
Will Speed Up Wheat Movement in Canada
Ottawa officials say Western feed rains shortage pushes wheat east to the seaboard and will improve with more transport capacity. Cold weather shutting St Lawrence River ports may curb shipments but reserves should rise before then. transport authorities enforce faster loading of box cars to free space for food movement.
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OTTAWA
Canada
seaboard
St. Lawrence
Murder Case To Be Tried Again In Renfrew County
In Pembroke Ontario on November 4 a retrial opens for Thomas Gibbons the 48-year-old Admaston Township farmer charged with murder in the shooting of two neighbors Joseph and John Fitzmaurice. A full assizes jury will hear the case before Justice A M Lebel after the appellate court quashed a previous jury selection.
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PEMBROKE
Ont
Renfrew county
A. M. Lebel
Ontario high court of justice
Thomas Gibbons
Admaston township
Joseph
John Fitzmaurice
Ontario appelate
McRuer
Dr McNally to Paris Conference
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced that Dr Victor Dore of Quebec will lead Canada's delegation to UNESCOs general conference in Paris on November 19. Other delegates include Dr G Fred McNally chancellor of the University of Alberta Edmond Turcotte editor of Le Canada Herman Vooden president of the Canadian Arts Council and Dr E Floyd Willoughby principal of Kelvin High School Winnipeg.
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OTTAWA
Mackercie King
Victor Dore
Quebec
Canada
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Paris
G. Fred McNally
University of Alberta
Edmond Turcotte
Le Canada
UNESCO
Herman Vooden
Canadian Arts Couns
Floyd Willoughby
Kelvin High &choo
Winnipeg
Expected 35,000,000 Voters In Tuesday Elections
The Canadian Press reports an estimated 35 million of 60 million qualified U.S. voters are expected to cast ballots in off year elections for 435 House seats 32 Senate spots 34 governorships and numerous state and municipal offices. Republicans viewed as having a good chance to gain congressional control. Truman votes at Independence Missouri. Dewey Bricker Taft Stassen prospects noted for 1948 nomination.
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CLYDE BLACKBURN
NEW YORK
C.P
house of representatives
senate
Republican party
congress
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin Roosevelt
John W. Bricker
Dewey
oser
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Gov
John Bricker
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Ikely
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Earl Warren
California
Frank J fausch
Oto
K D Johnson Dies In Drumheller
Kenneth Day Johnson known as KD Johnson dies suddenly in Drumheller while seated in his automobile. A former Lethbridge alderman, he arrived in Calgary in 1885 and held banking and insurance posts before moving to Drumheller where his son then resided. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm from Martyn Bros chapel, interment Mountain View cemetery. Johnson was a noted amateur weather prophet and active sportsman.
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K. D. JOHNSON
Kenneth Day
KD." Johnson, ii
Drumheler
Lethbridge
Drumheller
tate
Johnson
west
Calgary
Martun Bros
wath
terment
Mountain View
city
England
aid
Mulsons Bank
untit
Union Bank of Canada
Star Ying
UPA
liquor vender
Drumhelter
Herald
dave
atoane
Kowenais
Rossland
Russia Demands Staff Reduction at United Nations
Lake Success New York Nov 4 Russia pushes for major cuts in UN staff and budgets. Soviet delegate Fedor Gusev on the finance committee demands slashing the secretariat by 30 to 40 percent and disposing of the world wide public information service. He targets the 365 staff in the London headquarters and questions the Tas budget figure of 27 million. Secretary General Trygve Lie resisting. promises a longer reply later.
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London
Cease-Fire Order Given in Batavia Report
Batavia reports a cease-fire for Tidonesia after lengthy Dutch, Indonesian, and British talks led by Lord Killearn. A joint commission under Michael Wright set a Nov 30 withdrawal date for British forces from the Dutch East Indies. Indian defence secretary Bhalla Thidla announces troop withdrawal by November 28 in a central assembly debate. A US five-year treaty with China is also noted.
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BATAVIA
Reuters
Tidonesia
Lord Killearn
Asia
Netherlands East Indies
hunpers
GS Bhalla Thidla
central legisative assembly
Tiedin
New Commonwealth Defence Plan Outlined In London
London reports a new era in Commonwealth defence with dominions building regional systems while Britain aims to uphold sea borders and contribute to UN armed strength. Defence Minister-designate A V Alexander emphasized UK capacity to respond anywhere in the Commonwealth until aid arrives, signaling close dominion-UK alignment on forthcoming security measures.
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JAMES McCOOK
LONDON
D.C
dominions
United Kingdom
A. V. Alexander
house of commons
United Kingsdom
Commonwealth
United Nations
Alexander
Britain
thon iiter
Escapee German POWs Recaptured While Working in Canada
Two German prisoners of war who cut escape from a local camp on Oct 22 and were recaptured while logging near Creston British Columbia told police they fled to avoid death on repatriation after testifying against fellow captives in murder trials. They had been living on Southern Alberta farms and feared vengeance if sent back to Germany.
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Germany
Creston
Lorenz Kazmierczak
Georg Jaesche
British Columbia
Nobleford
Destiny Bay
L. A. Doree
Kazmierczak
Jaesche
Werner Schwalb
Adolf Kratz
Johannes Wittinger
Medicine Hat
August Plaszek
Schwalb
Lethbridge
Kratz
Prince Albert
Wittinger
Austria
dues
Plaszek
Rp. recreation hall
French Foreign Legion
Alberta
Canada
Cominion
Ottawa
external affairs department
Kazmiercjak
Jaewhe
department
Kazmierceuk
Clash Aftermath Deepens Tensions in Palestine
Northern Palestine remains tense after a deadly Arab-Jewish clash that killed five yesterday and left twenty seven wounded. Three Arabs died while two Jews were wounded in a land dispute near a new Jewish settlement by Lake Hula. Feuds spill into cities like Tiberias as quiet prevails elsewhere during the Feast of Eid al-Adha.
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CHARTER L. DAVIDSON
USALEM
Palestine
Lake Hula
Jordan
Tiberius
Sea of
Galles
Lake
Uia
Aladha
Abraham
hison
Isaac
Batthr
Jerusalem
Royal Air Force
thut
Rue El Airs
Tel ¥ EY
Caracas
Hussein Fahialidi
Arab Higer
Surday
Jewish Agency
New Greek Populist Revivalist Cabinet Sworn In
After two weeks of fruitless negotiations a new Greek Populist Revivalist cabinet under Premier Tsaldaris was sworn in by King George II. Three ministers from the prior cabinet were not included, and talks with opposition parties failed amid a deadlock over premiership and foreign affairs.
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ATRENS Navy
Constantin Tauldaris
George
Tsaldwrty
hig
Labor
Andrea Straton
Moo movement
Tsaldarty
amaty
No Foul Play In Ontario Death
Coroner W Hay of Kingston Ontario said there was no evidence of foul play in the death of Alex MacDonald a charoveres sign painter whose body was found at the bottom of an outside ivy. Post mortem exam followed a report by Antoine Sauve who said his wife dreamed MacDonald was hidden in a small building. MacDonald had been missing since October.
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ALEXANDRIA
Ont
W Hay
Kingston Ont
Alex’ MacDonald
Stevearrald
Hay
MacDonald
Antoine Sauve
Ketchikan Mortuary Faces Critical Embalming Shortage
A letter to Robert D. Seal, Alaska Fisherman's Almanac manager, reports no embalming fluid and only one coffin left in Ketchikan due to a shipping strike. The moruary proprietor warns the situation is critical and expresses frank worry.
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SEATTLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Robert D. Seal
Alaska Fisherman's Almanac
Seek To End Indian Riots on Tense Eve of Moslem Festival
Calcutta reports show Hindu Moslem tensions mounting as leaders from both communities urge peace on the eve of a major Moslem sacrificial festival. In Bombay, two killed and 33 wounded in riots. clashes in Ahmedabad kill one and injure many. Leaders Nehru Patel and Liaquat Ali Khan vow to end perils and root causes. Two railway attendants stabbed. police fire into crowds looting shops.
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CALCUTTA
Navy
East Bengal
Bihar
here
Bombay
Ahmedabad
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Sardar Vallabhai Patel
All-India Congress party
Liaquat Ali Khan
Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar
Moslem League
Japan Is Given New Constitution Promulgated by Emperor Hirohito
Japan's new constitution outlawing war and affirming sovereignty was promulgated by Emperor Hirohito. The read rescript says the people renounce war, seek permanent peace, and govern by democracy with human rights respected. The document marked a complete revision of the imperial constitution. In Belgrade, Tito told a 300,000 crowd no war is certain, urging better relations with the West while criticizing US actions on Yugoslav boats.
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TOKYO
Japan
Hirohito
anc
Dwt
TITO
ano
acuim Mareshal Tito
Winston Chutenil ag
Death race claimed by cancer near Halifax
Mrs. Lillax Brocksidge died in hospital from cancer while en route to Halifax aboard a Montreal Halifax Limited train. Her husband Albert, daughter Mrs. Vera Tweedie, and a 1-year-old grandson were aboard the train after a cancellation delayed an air transfer. The family had planned a voyage to Britain after her illness worsened.
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C.P
Lil
lax Brocksidge
Montreal-Halfax Limited
creed
New Brunswick
Albert Brocksidge
Mumico
Torono
Vera Tweedie
dean
Wonlan
England
Mongton
N.B
Haliefax
Trans-Canada Airlines
Montreal
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