Big Five explore veto limits at UN Security Council
A British plan to soften the veto leads to Big Five consultations as Bevin proposes limits in which veto use hinges on a nation's vital interests. France backs delaying veto debate in the General Assembly while talks aim to set a formula acceptable to opponents.
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CLYDE BLACKBURN
N.Y
United Nations Security council
Bevin
France
general assembly
51-nower
security council
Chinese Reds Threaten Congress as Assembly Gathers
In Nanking on November 16 7 Chinese Communists warned they may hold their own congress in protest of the government convening the national assembly to draft a new constitution. They claimed delegates favored by the people oppose the assembly and hinted at a rival regime in Communist areas. Gen Chou En Lai provided the latest Nanking briefing. The Kuomintang moved to recruit more groups into the assembly and said the youth party with 100 delegates would join next week.
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NANKING
China News Agency
Chana
Yenan
Chou En-Lai
Kuomintang
Massey Sees Hard West Soviet Rift But Hopes for Healing
Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, former Canadian high commissioner to Great Britain, told the Canadian Club in Vancouver that agreement between the West and the Soviet Union would be hard to reach. He warned the gulf of ideas is historic, but said breaches could be healed by warmth and patience as Russia remains in an ironbound isolation.
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VANCOUVER
Vincent Massey
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Russip
Soap shortage triggers courtroom row over washday
In St Louis Edward Southman faced Mrs Augusta de Wandel on a surprise second floor wash day. He cut the clothesline to stop the fall of a wash. Judge George Grellner admonished over soap shortages as the dispute heated with a demand of $25 and castes in the exchange.
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ST. LOUIS
Edward Southman
Augusta de Wandel
Central U S Storm Sweeps Through Rockies and Plains
A new storm swept south along the Rockies blanketing Montana and Wyoming with snow and hampering relief efforts in eastern Colorado where marooned families and weakened livestock face food shortages. The blizzard halted Red Cross operations as planes were grounded and cattle were rushed to railheads amid ongoing hardship. In Canada, Old Man Winter reached the prairies with snow and zero or below temperatures hitting Manitoba towns and Alberta traffic incidents reported.
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DENVER
Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
weather bureau
Red Cross army
Rush
Colorado Springs
hiezard
WINNIPEG
Winniper
Brandon
Portage La Prairie
Dauphin
Man
Saskatoon
Reina
Edmonton
Block Russians From Going Home
Moscow dispatch quotes Red Star reporting United States and British military authorities block repatriation of hundreds of thousands of Soviet citizens in German refugee camps. Allied officials are holding them, condemning them to a wretched existence, says correspondent A. Arnoldov describing western Germany.
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MOSCOW
Red Btar
United States
Russia
A. Arnoldov
Germany
Eden Defends Tories Against Economic Policies
Eden accused the Labor government of proposing measures that can do no economic good. He argued the essential function should be to aid broad constructive earning and growth in the nation. The remarks were made amid ongoing parliamentary debate in Newcastle on Tyne.
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NEWCASTLE ON
TYNE
Nor ‘tham
England
Reuters
Anthony Eden
Free Election In Romania Urged By US
Romania plans next Tuesday's parliamentary vote with promises of a free process. Teohari Georgescu asserts propaganda and press access are unhindered, noting women vote for the first time and about 7.97 million over 21 are registered. The United States and Britain demand equal participation for all parties and have warned Bucharest of pre election notes.
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BUCHAREST
Teohari Georgescu
Romania
mien
United States
Britain
Ceorgescu
Georgescu
U.S
WASHINGTON
Burton Y. Berry
state department
General Odlum Calgary Visitor
Major General Victor W. Odlum, veteran soldier diplomat and former Canadian ambassador to China, arrived in Calgary to begin leave. He criticizes Canadian misunderstanding of China and plans a weeklong visit with his two sons Victor Jr. and Nelson, both army veterans linked to oil interests in Turner Valley.
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CALGARY
China
Victor W. Odlum
CMG
DS.C
Pacific coast
Victor Jr
Nelson
Turner Valley
Odlum
oil
Plan Action for B C Reforestation
Victoria Nov 16 The provincial legislature will meet early next year and hear proposals for sweeping changes in statutes governing the Irish Columbian bias? wealth and revenue. The focus is reforestation and placing the forest industry on a sustained yield basis, as advocated by Chief Justice Gordon McGregor Sloan in forestry inquiries.
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B.C
VICTORIA
figain
Gordon McGregor Sloan
Deluded Canadians in D C want to go home
About 1,000 Canadian ex servicemen living in Britain seek repatriation after war end. Many stayed for wives or jobs, but wages and conditions in Britain proved less favorable, and some felt misled by the welcome they received in uniform. A Canadian Legion official notes young men were treated as ordinary civilians once discharged, prompting feelings to return home.
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NORMAN CRIBBENS
LONDON
Britain
Canada
Canadian Legion War Services
Polish Veterans Arrive In City For Canadian Farm Work
Polish army veterans totaling 150 arrived at a local POW camp after a long trip from Italy to Canada where they will work as farm laborers for two years under immigration terms. Many wear campaign ribbons. some served in the Carpathian Division and Second Polish Army Corps with the British Eighth Army. Fifty more immigrants of 4000 are due Sunday to Chilliwack Fraser Valley.
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Canada
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TMB
stary
federal des ofabor
nipeg
Poland
Europe
Narvik
England
Eighth Army
Winnipeg
Ife
Chilliwack
Fraser Valley centre
MELBOURNE
John Chin
Victoria
Australia
Iraq Premier In Serious Position Amid Resignation Rumors
Baghdad reports Premier Arshad Al Umari's government may resign. Abdul Hamdi Pachachi, former PM, is cited to form the next cabinet. Moscow and Tehran dispatches note opposition concerns over British troops and Zionist influence in the region.
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BAGHDAD
Reuters
Arshad Al Umari
Iraq
Abdul Hamdi Al Pachachi
Umari
Tawfig Satwaidi
senate
chamber
Palestine
Pachachi
Pachach
MOSCOW
LONDON
Muhamed Mahdikuba
El Istiklal
ttt
TEHRAN
Fadal Jamali
Journal De Tehran
sale Ziontarn
Middle East
Iran
Fadaji Jamali
Tranian
lefriat
Promotion For Jailed Churchman
London reports that Pope Pius plans to name Yugoslav Archbishop Alojije Stepinac a cardinal in a special Christmas consistory. Stepinac, head of the church in Yugoslavia, was convicted in a Yugoslav court that month of crimes against the people and sentenced to 16 years of forced labor.
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LONDON
Jow radis
Jeas
Pius
Alojije Stepinac
Stepinac
Yugosavia
Soviet view on British press critique by Moscow radio
Soviet radio commentator Mihail Mikhailov broadcast from Moscow stating that owners of British and American newspapers belong to the reactionary capitalist class who profit from war and attack the Soviet Union as allies of democratic peace and leaders of the democratic movement.
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LONDON
Reuters
Mihail Mikhailov
Moscow
eireles
Soviet Union
Skra resistances and Balkan battles reported
Greek 3rd Army brigades move toward Skra as a four day clash rages in the mountains near Archangelos and Skra near the Yugoslav border. Reports note heavy losses on both sides, capture of supplies, and Greek forces cutting off attackers while Yugoslav refuges are pursued.
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3rd Army
Skra
Archangel fos
3rd
Mount Paikon
Yugoslavia
Athens
Constantin Venkris
Greece
Rimini Brigade
Italy
Kiswave
Latsa
Megara
Grevenn
Macedonia
Government fights Lewis over coal contract
Washington November 16 The administration presses to bind 400,000 soft coal miners to a government contract amid John L. Lewis resistance. Officials warn of possible use of the Smith Connally act and consider actions to prevent strikes in coal mining if Lewis continues to oppose the contract threat.
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HAROLD W. WARD
WASHINGTON
John L. Lewis
United States
Tom Clark
Lewin
Krug
Mr. Lewis
congress
soculal
Tokyo Earthquake Report Shakes Area Prefecture
The central meteorological station reported a third quake in the Tokyo area yesterday with similar quakes in Seppenber and October. No injuries are mentioned and details on damage are not provided in the readable text.
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TOKYO
central meteorological statlion today
Massive Plasma Shipment In China Recovered
American officials recovered 2000 cases of plasma out of 3400 recently sold inadvertently to a Chinese concern. The plasma, priced at 25 cents a pint, would have retailed at 1. A Washington tip led AP reporters to locate crates in a Shanghai warehouse and a second site. Guards from the navy shore patrol protected the stocks as officials sought release orders for shipment back to the United States via the Red Cross.
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SPENCER MOOSA
SHANGHAI
United States
Associated Press
Okinawa
navy
federal liquidation commission
United States Conaul General
Monnett B. Davis
vite thoretics
Red Cruse
commercial express transportation
PLC oficials
Fred Hiampson
frany
FLC
Red Cross
United States navy
Gunfight Delays Toronto Drugstore Robbers
In midtown Toronto two youths robbed a drug store, wounding three people, including a clerk and the proprietor’s wife. A constable exchanged fire with the gunmen, who fled. police set a $500 reward and searched nearby lanes for the pair.
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TORONTO
Yonge street
J. Dudley Webb
Bleck street
Nora
JOD
Douglas MacKay
Silvio Lombard
Lombard
Mr. Webb
MacKay
Best Season In History Royal Winter Fair
The Royal Winter Fair drew an estimated 174,900 in its first four days and as it entered day five officials forecast the best year in its 25 year history. About 45,000 passed through the coliseum yesterday with capacity crowds expected tonight. The horse shows drew sold out seats and planners warned visitors to pre arrange meals before entering the fair grounds to avoid delays.
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TORONTO
Royal
coliseum
horse palace
noiw
iCanata
United States
Discrimination Charged By Brewery Public Relations Speaker
Toronto November 16 Discrimination by the brewing industry in advertising has forced brewers and distillers to rely on new public relations. Charles S. Watson head of public relations for Canadian Breweries Limited told the Association of Canadian Advertisers that the industry cannot defend itself against press and radio attacks. He urged gaining goodwill through good working conditions before unions demand them and supporting charities.
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TORONTO
Charles S. Watson
eelations
Canadian Breweries, Limited
Association of Canadian Advertisers
purc
time
Cabinet Crisis in Colombia as Conservatives Resign
NO CABINET BOGOTA Colombia Nov 16 oP President Mariano Psina Pere faces cabinet formation after the last five of his zero-man government resign, all Conservatives, and five Liberal ministers also quit on Thursday.
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BOGOTA
Colombia
Mariano Psina Pere
Union Packers Sold to Swift Company of Canada
Union Packing Com panies Limited of Calgary has been sold to Swift Canadian Company Limited with headquarters in Toronto. A. H. Mayland, president of the Alliects firm, announced the sale, and the new owners will take over operations immediately.
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SWIFES
TORONTO
Union Packing Com
pats. Limited
Calgary
Swift Canadian Company. Limited
A. H. Mayland
Alliects
P. J. Monohank
Regina
Canada
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C. M. Fines
follay
Dominion
PORT MELLON
B.C
C.P
H. Henry
Vancouver
Laker
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