Warships to visit Turkish Greek ports amid tension area
United States warships will visit Izmir Marmara Piraeus and Beirut in late November and early December as part of training exercises. The 27000 ton carrier Randolph the light cruiser Fargo and the destroyer Perry will call at Izmir Marmara, then Beirut and Piraeus. The move follows approval by Byrnes and Acheson amid politically troubled eastern Mediterranean waters.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Mediterranean
United States navy
state department
U.S
navy
Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
department
United States Army
Russia
Randolph
Fargo
Perry
Izmir
Marmartas
Political Purge Starts In Japan
Tokyo Nov 8 A government ordered purge may remove 250000 to 400000 ultranationalist prefectural and mural officials who formed the wartime jingoism backbone. MacArthur directed extension of January directives beyond central officials. Whitehall allies discuss effects on diet members amid rumors of resignations.
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TOKYO
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
diet
Onion stew favored by farmers in late summer
A New York Times note urges onion use reflecting Department of Agriculture guidance. It touts Allium copa as a neglected staple in national economy and offers a beef based stew recipe with onions, carrots, turnip and potato simmered slowly for flavor.
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Department of Agriculture
New York Times
Plymouth Rock
Tre Left Hand Continued on Page 12
An archival fragment notes continued coverage on page 12 labeled Tre Left Hand. Details are scarce in the readable OCR segment.
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TRE
United States backs UN reconsideration of Spain and other states
LAKE SUCCESS N Y Nov 8 The United States delegation decided to back a proposal urging the UN security council to reconsider the five countries rejected for UN membership and oppose coercive action against Franco Spain while condemning Madrid. US plans to push for Albania and Outer Mongolia entry but may oppose them individually if vetoed. Afghanistan Iceland and Sweden approved for admission.
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LAKE SUCCESS
United States
United Nations security council
Spain
Herschel V. Johnson
Albania
Outer Mongolia
Russia
Portugal
Eire
Trans-Jordan
Madrid
nho
Poland
assembly
security council
Afghanistan
Iceland
Sweden
Oldest British Peer Baron Hayter Dies at 98
London reports the death of Baron Hayter aged 98 at his Kent home. Born George Hayter Chubb he rose from commoner to life insurer director after Chubb and Son Lock and Safe expanded. Knighted in 1875, he became a peer in 1927 and chaired multiple concerns and philanthropic groups. His son Hon CharlesArchibald Chubb succeeds to the title at age 74.
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LONDON
Baron Hayter
Britain
Chistepura
Kent
toay
George Hayter Chubb
Queen Victoria
Chubb and Son Lock and Safe company
B C Logger Dies Of Injuries In Cranbrook Camp
Alfred Bernard Sherrer a Patterson logging camp swamper Crawford Bay died from injuries after being struck by a falling tree limb. Inquest set for Creston next Tuesday. A former Cranbrook woodworker and member of Best Kootenay Local LWA.
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CRANBROOK
B.C
Alfred Bernard Sherrer
Patterson
Crawford Bay
Creston
Cranbrook i
Cease Fire Ramjet Power at Wingtips Ordered In Chinese War
Chiang Kai-Shek announced orders for all government troops to cease fire except in defense as China seeks peace ahead of the national assembly to revise the constitution. The move aims to win Communist participation, amid ongoing battles near Dairen Chefoo Shahtung and Antung, with General Marshall pressing for resumption of negotiations.
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HAROLD K. MILES NANKING
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
national assembly
China
Ching
Dairen
Chefoo
Shahtung
Antung
Hsin Min Pao
Marshall
United States
oervers
generalissime
Bitter Attack On Euthanasia
Rt Rev Robert E McCormick condemns a proposed New York bill to legalize voluntary euthanasia as anti God un American and a danger to veterans. He says only God has power over life and calls clerical support a governmental usurpation of divine prerogative amid Protestant backing and a Jesuit magazine reference.
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NEW YORK
Robert E McCormick
New York state
Magr. McCormick
Msgr. McCGarmick
America
T he magazine
Nakai Sentenced to 20 Years for Mistreating POWs
Mat sujiro Nakai, once a civilian guard at Nagoya prisoner of war camp, received a twenty year term in Yokohama after conviction of mistreating American prisoners. The case highlights wartime abuses and accountability for military personnel.
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YOKOHAMA
sujiro Nakai
Nagoya
Premier King's Doubtful Stance on Retirement Ahead of 1950 Election
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King signaled he will study whether to rethink not leading the Liberal party in another general election before Parliament ends in 1950. He stressed he is not retiring now and would quit only if party or Parliament lost confidence. He also commented on the U.S. vote, noting a trend against many parties and urging Canada to heed that aspect.
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OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
Liberal party
King
Tam
United States
Canada
Eviction Notices Strike Vancouver Veterans Hotel
In Vancouver on November 8, eviction orders were served to more than 1,400 residents of the old hotel that has housed veterans since it was seized last January. Owners Canadian Pacific Railway say leases will not be renewed as the building may be sold. The 535-room hotel houses about 1,100 adults and 300 children, all ex-servicemen and families. Veterans vow to fight the order, with mass meeting planned and an emergency Legion meeting to protest the move. Rents range from $40 to $40 monthly depending on room and occupancy.
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Wright field
Dayton
Ohio
Institute of Aeronautical Defence
VANCOUVER
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bob McEwan
C.P.R
Hilton Murphy
B.C.A.F
J. & Russell
B.C.N.V.R
the
Canadian Legion
Canada
Eggs Tomatoes Chairs and Stink Bombs at Communist Parley
New Orleans police arrested 127 at a Communist party meeting after eggs tomatoes chairs and stink bombs were hurled. The disturbance began after a speaker claimed Russia was better than America. Police booked 121 for disturbing the peace and six for inciting riots. Knives and communistic literature were found at the door.
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NEW ORLEANS
Communist party
Henry Clark
Russia
America
Defence of Canada Study by Determined Ottawa Scientist
In Ottawa a 37 year old scientist, Dr O M Solandt, heads Canada’s planned defence research department to coordinate all defence science in peace or war. He sits as an equal among chiefs of staff and aims to build a peacetime nucleus expandable for full wartime use, with university labs and industrial centers as reserves. The plan emphasizes integrating science with land sea and air forces and leveraging wartime establishments like Suffield, Valcartier, and Chemical Warfare Labs.
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DEFENCE OF CANADA
OTTAWA
H. DENT GHODGSON
O. M Solundt
Canadian defence research de- Martricht
Canada
Solandt
chiefs-of-staff
Charles Poulkes
Robert Leckie
Bolandt
Ite
defence department
Pr. Solandt
Cordnion
Suffield
Medicine Hat
Alta
Valcartier Explosives Laboratory
Quebec
Chemical Warfare Laboratories
National Research Division
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alznout
Missing Polish Treasures Hid Amid Ottawa Safe Drop Inquiry
Ottawa officials debate the fate of 32 missing trunks of Polish art treasures believed hidden in Canada. Dr Alfred Fiderkiewicz asserts transfer to a convent and a bank was done with the exiled government’s approval as he pushes for a safe storage solution. Eight trunks remain missing from a convent and 74 from a Ste Anne shrine, with trunks 33 and 34 found intact at the Bank of Montreal vault.
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GEORGE RONALD
OTTAWA
Alfred Fiderkiewiex
Canada
legation
London
Central Experimental Farm
Ste. Anne De Beaume
Babinski
Waclaw Babinski
Piderkiewic2
Dominion
Fiderkiewicz
Convent of the Precious Blood
Ste. Anne
Sparks street
Bank of Montreal
Montreal
Piderkiewicz
Truman silent on resignation while price controls near end
The administration moves to end most wartime price and wage controls with President Truman likely to approve lifting all ceilings except rents, sugar, syrup and rice. Paul Porter of the OPA may resign, having shifted to favor rapid removal of controls as reconversion accelerates. Officials say a sweeping, abrupt rollback is planned, with rents and sugar possibly the last ceilings remaining.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Paul Porter
Office of Price Administration
Truman
sage
Porter
federal communications commission
O.P A
Chester Bowles
O.F.A
war food administration
Office of
John & Stedman
ward
O P.A
Congress
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. W. Fulbright
Dem
Ark
Secrecy Tightened At Army National War College
Washington reports secrecy measures tightened at the national war college amid a leaked off the record talk on Russia by W Averell Harriman. Officials said nine month course participants including 100 army navy and state department staffers must keep all briefings confidential while visitors are also restricted. A French agency quote attributed to Harriman about Stalin sparked internal debate and prompted scrutiny of the leak and possible identification of the source.
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WASHINGTON
Russia
Commerce
W. Averell Hartman
national war college
navy
state department
STALIN
Narriman
Moscow
France-Presa
Marshal Stalin
Harriman
Harriman “ieak
bame
trig
Attlee to Speak Saturday on Lord Mayor's Day
London reports prime minister Attlee will speak Saturday at 3 pm in connection with Lord Mayor's Day celebrations. Some papers speculate the address may cover foreign and domestic affairs, but no confirmation exists.
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LONDON
Attlee
wm. C
Titoe Marrow
thi
No Special Session Of Ontario House
Premier Drew informed Ontario legislature by letter that no special session will be held due to Ottawa abandoning the Dominion provincial conference. A meeting is planned next Wednesday to consult temper and determine course, as caucus expected a federal agreement to require a session, which now seems unlikely.
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TORONTO
Noy & O
Drew
Ontario
dupote
Ottawa
Begin Trieste Debate Again
In New York the foreign ministers council faced another deadlock over Trieste. Molotov returned from Washington with Truman, but no shift in stance. Britain and the United States favor UN supervised governor and limited authority, while Yugoslavia floated autonomy with territorial swaps as talks stalled.
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NEW YORK
foreign ministers council
Trieste
Adriatic
Molotov
Russia
Washington
Truman
Russo
Traly
Gora
Canadians Win French Red Cross Honors
Four Canadians Charles Donohue of Quebec Marion Bigelow of New Westminster Claire Watson of Monteval and Margaret Evans received medals from the French Red Cross in Paris. The presentation was made in the presence of Canadian ambassador Mayrien Georgte Vatinier. The dispatch did not specify reasons for the honors.
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PARIS
iReuter
Charles Donohue
Quebec
Marion, Bigelow
New Westminster
B.C
Claire Watson
Monteval
Margaret Evans
French Red Cross
Mayrien Georgte Vatinier
France
Will Buy From Germany Prankfurt Export Plan
General Joseph MiNarpey outlined a plan to shift German industrial exports to American businessmen with dollar credits. He anticipated a German export business between 20 000 and 25 900 000 dollars for the current fiscal year, targeting American purchases in the occupied zone.
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Joseph
MiNarpey
United States
Germany
othe
Britain to buy cotton from Russia contracted
Britain signed a contract with Russia for about 4 million dollars worth of cotton, a relatively small purchase. The spokesman offered few details but noted Britain had bought from Russia before.
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