Canadian dairy support costs mount amid surpluses
The Canadian government has paid out over 30 million dollars this summer to bolster cheese butter and evaporated milk prices, but surpluses persist as UK purchases shrink and margarine cuts demand. Milk storage is crowded, cheese stocks rise, and future losses on products loom. Government faces storage shipping and grading costs as it eyes selling butter in carload lots at cost.
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United Kingdom
Canada
Milk and dairy items freed from rationing in Norway
The Minister of Supply announced on August 8 that fresh dried and condensed milk are removed from the ration. Cream and all cheeses are placed on the free list. Milk production has risen to meet normal demand, with local authorities prepared to set priority if shortages occur.
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Manitoba Election Heated by Rent Control Issue
Manitoba voters head to polls Thursday as the Dominion plan to relax rent control stirs the campaign. Premier Campbell and his coalition defend fiscal records while the CCF pushes a five point program including rent protections, pensions increases, and a housing authority. Donovan Swailes mocks action while protest meetings push for provincial measures if federal policy shifts.
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D. L. Campbell
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Donovan Swailes
Winnipeg Centre
E. A. Hansford
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Campbell
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Wallaces Face Trial In Calgary
Bruce Mce Cannell of Calgary said he interviewed William L. Wallace in Detroit and the Oxbow engineer had nothing to say and did not repudiated his earlier confession to the Detroit police. Wallace and his wife Wilhelma remain in Detroit jail awaiting return to Calgary to face a double murder charge in the Yvonne Levesque slaying at an auto camp last Aug. 11. Det. Morin said Wallace’s confession implicates Wilhelma. Henderson of Clive, Alta. is sought on the same murder charge.
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Wayne County
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Morin
Donald W. Henderson
Clive
Alta
Wallaces
Henderson
Sask
New Ceilings To Be Figured On Wartime Base
UAWA reports new rent ceilings will use pre 1948 base rates for calculating increases. Increases of 10 and 15 percent were allowed in 1948, with later 20 and 25 percent boosts effective Dec 15. Heated homes will see a 25 percent addition to the pre 1948 rate, not 25 percent of the 115 percent.
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UAWA
Government Won’t Change Rent Ruling in Ottawa Debates
Ottawa reports the government will not alter a policy allowing 20 to 25 percent increases in domestic rents. Finance Minister Abbott defended the plan amid opposition critiques, arguing escalation concerns landlords while noting gains in wages justify some relief for tenants.
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Abbott
commons
Mr. Abbott
No Blame Set In Jury's Verdict Of Accidental Death
Berlin report says a jury found no one at the Karl Marx factory in Babelsberg responsible for an accidental death. Two men are identified in the brief item amid wartime era coverage of Soviet zone Germany. The note frames the verdict as nonliability for all parties involved.
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Reuters
Karl Marx
Babelsberg
Potsdam
Soviet zone
Germany
Stalin
Barn dance craze sweeps Montreal venues
Montreal's Normandie Root night club launches barn dances as Canada’s first regular barn dance feature. The revival, popular in the United States, draws crowds from 18 to 80 who follow a caller guiding lively steps. Band leader Buddy Clark notes the fad may fade but current interest remains high.
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Normandie Root
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Sign Placed After Accident Says Witness
A six man coroner's jury in Medicine Hat found an accidental death with no blame in the deaths of hunters Frank Filling and Maury L Webster. Their Ford plunged into a 15 foot excavation near the Wild Horse grade by the border on Nov 1. No riders or road signs were noted as at issue.
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Frank Filling
Lethbridge
Maury L. Webster
Santa Monica
Calif
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United States
Major Jack Norris Dies at Winnipeg Clothing Store
Major Jack Norris a 44 year old Hong Kong veteran who served with the Winnipeg Grenadiers and was taken prisoner by the Japanese died suddenly yesterday at the mens clothing shop he ran in Winnipeg.
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Jack Norris
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Truman's Fair Deal Is Winner
The Associated Press reports Democratic successes across New York and city races signal support for President Truman's Fair Deal. Herbert Lehman defeated John Foster Dulles for a one year Senate term, while New York City's Mayor William O Dwyer won again, signaling a national trend toward Democrats despite Republican gains elsewhere.
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Quirino Leads Philippine Election Amid Violence
Manila reports show President Elpidio Quirino building a commanding lead from provincial returns in yesterday's national election. Liberal spokesmen claim victory while Nacionalista candidate Josep Laurel disputes US policy stance. Election toll stands at 25 dead and 32 injured with unconfirmed Moro casualties reported in Mindanao. Unofficial counts place Quirino at 176,860 votes, Laurel at 92,073, and Jose Avelino at 34,389 after a split from Quirino.
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Elpidio Quirino
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United States
Nacionalista
Josep P. Laurel
Philippines
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Lauano
Mindanao
Alurel
Jose Avelino
Hay Fever Index discussed at Ottawa tourism conference
Ottawa conference hears that hay fever indices may deter visitors and affect tourism. D Leo Dolan, head of the Canadian Government Travel Bureau, shared his personal hay fever struggle and noted areas once advertised as free of hay fever, citing Gaspe and Port Arthur as examples. The debate urged monitoring hay fever impact on tourist traffic.
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Dominion provincial tourist conference
D. Leo Dolan
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Doan
agreva
DOLAN
Canada
Gaspe
Port Arthur
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Chicago Motor Club Information
Agenda Of Big Three Drawn Up
Paris, Nov. 9. The foreign ministers of Britain United States and France met for 25 minutes reviewing a wide range of subjects. Bevin raised China and Schuman the Indo China border. They set up an agenda including Germany. Adenauer proposals awaited. McCloy said he may visit Germany before returning to the United States. Talks began on Franco German reconciliation and Europe’s economic unity.
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Bevin
China
Schuman
Germany
Acheson
Konrad Adenauer
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McCloy
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Strike Back to Work Order Amid Coal and Steel Talks
Chicago November 9 John L Lewis tells 380000 striking soft coal diggers to resume work until November 30 to aid public convenience while negotiations continue. He hints at resuming strikes after the date if no accord with operators is reached. UMW policy committee meeting prompts the reversal of the no-work stance. U.S. Steel plans peace talks with United Steelworkers as major producers sign deals and industry leaders move toward settlements.
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U.S. STEEL
PITTSBURGH
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C.SO
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Jones and Laughlin
Republic
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Philip Murray
Two Trapped Men Die In Refrigerator Fire
News and brief items from Nova Scotia and beyond report two men burned to death while installing a refrigerator in a department store after a gasoline torch exploded. Ralph Doncaster and Hugh Morrison, both about 30, died. Jack Nicholson, 30, was hospitalized in critical condition.
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N.S
Ralph Doncaster
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