Washington Welcomes Pres Truman After Victory
Scattered returns from elections show Truman far ahead of Dewey in popular and electoral votes as 95 percent counted. He plans Florida rest before shaping a Democratic program aiming to repeal Taft Hartley and pursue party platform goals. Thurmond and Wallace totals are listed, with Thurmond carrying four states.
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C.P
United States
Washington
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Missouri
White House
Florida
Albany
N.Y
New York state
union
Dewey
jeads
Strom Thurmond
Democratic party
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
congress
The Left Hand Corner and Germ Particles
Winter sneeze facts from the St Thomas Times Journal note germ dispersal. A single sneeze releases about 100000 particles and ten sneezes may expel a million. A cough releases around 400 particles and a half minute of handkerchief use releases 15000 to 50900 particles.
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St. Thomas Times-Journal
Joseph Kalmer
United Kingdom Information Service
Ottawa
Salisbury
Truman Victory Prompts Stronger U S Role in World Affairs
Paris dispatches report broad U N optimism that Truman’s return to office will speed a more self confident, bipartisan U S foreign policy. Leaders expect no delay in transition, unity in Congress, and continued support for the United Nations and the Marshall Plan. Australia echoes surprise but sees Truman win as guarantor of United Nations aid and anti communism.
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PARIS
United Nations
United States
Truman
congress
United
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N
London
New York state
Chaim Weizmann
Israel
Tel Aviv
SYDNEY
Australia
Unite States
Sydney Sun
Warty Slayer To Go To Gallows
Clarence James Richardson, 33, of Winnipeg, faces execution at Headingley jail after a January bludgeon slaying of Mrs. Ann Warty. Ottawa crime department word on possible clemency awaited as Richardson seeks reprieve. Prosecutors said he knew the victim. appeal denied by Manitoba Court of Appeal. clemency plea filed with the governor general.
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WINNIPEG
Clarence James Richartson
Richardson
Varty
Manitoba court of appeal
governor general
Queen Elizabeth Cancels engagements due to flu
Queen Elizabeth cancelled her engagements today after an influenza attack. She remains in her Buckingham Palace rooms as Sir John Weir, the King's physician, visited the palace this morning.
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LONDON
Reuters
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
palace
John Weir
UN Approves West Plan On Atom Control
The United Nations General Assembly approved the western plan for world atomic control by a 40 to 6 vote with four abstentions, amid Russian protests. Russia opposed the Baruch proposals on inspection and blocked amendments. The decision asks Canada, the United States, Britain, China, France and Russia to seek a basis for agreement and to report next session. The matter returns to the big powers for further talks, with high level talks urged to speed a resolution.
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PARIS
United Nations general assembly
Russia
India
Ber nard M. Baruch
United States
Canada
Britain
China
France
assembly
atomic energy commission
atomic energy control
A. G. L. McNaughton
McNaughton
Andrei A. Vishinsky
lke
Red Dean laughs at reports of detention in Canada
Hewlett Johnson known as Red Dean of Canterbury denied detention on arrival at Dorval airport Montreal. He said immigration officers only reviewed his passport and that no questioning on his views occurred. He planned to travel to Toronto for a speaking tour and urged broader understanding among nations.
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Hewlett Johnson
Dean
Canterbury
Canada
Toronto
Dorval
immigration headquarters
Russia
Dr. Johnson
J. A. Langlais
Mr. Langlais
Montreal
Beas
Edmonton Player Lands 29 Points in Big Game Deal
Bert Lowman of Edmonton scored 29 points and led a standout performance in a high scoring game. He was part of a quartet of companions in the notable matchup.
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EDMONTON
Bert Lowman
Battle of the Bulge Discussed in Eisenhower Story
The Herald will begin running Eisenhower's Crusade In Europe on November 8 presenting a detailed first hand account of the Battle of the Bulge. Readers are urged to subscribe to ensure delivery for nearly a month of installments. annual mail rate is $8, carrier delivery is 25 cents weekly.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Herald
The
carrier bay
Push Laws Curb Labor Violence in France
Paris reports the French government charging Communists with sabotage amid a coal field strike as it drafts stringent laws to curb labor violence. The interior ministry cites wrecked mining equipment, destroyed conveyors, burned mine leaders’ cars, attacks on allies, and a child harmed by acid as signs of a terror campaign. Premier Queuille calls it an attack on the country as a law to widen treason and sabotage penalties is prepared.
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PARIS
interior ministry
Henri Queuille
B 29 Crashes Off Shore Killing Eighteen Aboard
A United States air force B 29 crashed on take off from Langley Field in the Azores yesterday killing 18 of the 20 aboard. One missing one survivor with serious injuries Capt George Byrnes of MacDill Field said the aircraft was returning to the United States from England. The bomber hit the ocean about 300 yards offshore within minutes after liftoff. Cause not determined. A separate jet fighter crash in Frankfurt killed the pilot.
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TAMPA
Fla
United States air force
Lagengy Field
Azorea
Macdill Field
George Byrnes
Mardill
United States
England
Manitoba Premier Garson Expected to Resign for Federal Post
Winnipeg reports indicate Premier Stuart Garson may resign to join the federal cabinet as justice minister. Rumors name candidates for Manitoba's premiership including Agriculture Minister Campbell and Resources Minister McDiarmid, with Garson possibly seeking to represent Marquette in the House of Commons.
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NPEG
Stuart Garson
Manitoba
Ottawa
Garson
Marquette
J. Alison Glen
mines and resources
Glen
commons
WINNIPEG
Stuart Gatson
Agriculture
D. J. Campbell
J. 5. McDiarmid
Labor
C. Rhodes Smith
W. Morton
W. J. Parker
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Garsoni
Louis St. Laurent
national Liberal
St. Laurent
Garsen
D. L. Campbell
Campbell
irely
Priday
Edmonton Aldermen Elect in Low Turnout Record Vote
Edmonton selects new aldermen after 14.4 percent of 0,492 eligible ballots cast. Winners include Parson 7,553 Mitchell 1,510 Bowdett 6,313 Bistett 6,189 Hanna 5,729. Citizens' Committee loses two seats. one new candidate is Hanna. Several defeated independents listed. all retiring school trustees re elected by acclamation. Separate school board winners named Crowe Killeen O'Hars.
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EDMONTON
Bid Parson
Fd. Mitchell
Ald. Syd Bowdett
Athelstan Bistett
R. PB. L. Hanna
Citizens’ Committee
Parsons
Mitchell
Henna
Banna
W. A. Briegs
W. Hawrelak
P. Gwynne
Reta Rowan
Julia Kinter
W.Chmillar
BP. Speed
Speed
J C. Macdonald
R . Rae
H. B. Fowler
A. J. Crowe
F. Killeen
J. O'Hars
Paquette charged with murder in Calgary cafe incident
Evelyn Mary Paquette, 33, was charged with murdering Albert Jensen, 43, who died from a fractured skull after a drunken brawl in a downtown Calgary cafe. Jensen allegedly was struck with a wine bottle during the altercation.
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ALBERT JENSEN
CALGARY
C.P
Evelyn Mary Paquette
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