Alberta farmer union warns of non delivery grain strike
Carl Stimpfle president of the Alberta Farmers' Union warned at a United Farmers of Canada meeting that if federal government demands are not met he would back a non delivery strike of grain. He cited ballots showing broad support and noted recent union expansion in Manitoba and Ontario. He urged eastern and western farmers to unite to press for a grain marketing board or other reforms.
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SASKATOON
C.P
Carl Stimpfle
Alberta Farmers’ Union
Edmonton
national grain marketing board for farmers
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Stimpfie
marketing board
Brain exchange
Manitoba
Ontario
Stimpfle
Local firm reports orders from Belgian Congo for harmonicas
A New economy note from Tokyo reports that a local manufacturer on Tuesday received orders from the Belgian Congo totaling 3 000 dozen harmonicas.
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TOKYS
Belmian Congo
Dedication of Lyte mural at Westminster Abbey marks hymn anniversary
London correspondent notes a mural tablet honoring Rev Henry Francis Lyte, author of Abide with Me, placed in Westminster Abbey on the hundred years after his death. Born 1793 near Kelso, Lyte led parish life in Devon before his death in 1847 amid Torbay’s tides and old parish memories.
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Westminster Abbey
Henry Francis Lyte
London
Ottumwa Journal
Kelso
Enniskillen
Nive
Lyte
Torbay
parih
Leon Blum To Form Govt
Paris dispatch reports A J A spokesman for the Socialist party says former Premier Leon Blum agreed to try forming a new government amid Communist led strikes. Guy Mollet predicts a cabinet within days to replace Paul Ramadier as France remains split between left and right factions.
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A-P.J
Socialist party
Leon Blum
Guy Mollet
Anglo-American Correspondents Association
KAMADIER Mollet
Socalists
Socialst
Paul Ramadier
France
Spai
Nour
Paul Reynaud
Socialise
Ramadier
Molet
Commmunists
Charles De Gaulle
Rassemblement Du Peuple Francais
Blum
King Offers Raise Princess Elizabeth Allowance From Purse
The King proposes to fund Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten’s household costs from royal savings to avoid burdening Britons amid economic hardship. The plan, conveyed through Sir Stafford Cripps, seeks parliamentary approval for a temporary expense sourced from civil list savings during wartime.
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Stafford Cripps
Gol
Douglas Clifton Brown
Elizabeth
Lieut
Philp Mountbatten
R.N
Philip
commons
Tlot
Royal Wedding Triggers Tide of Reminiscences in London
London historians recall Queen Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert in 1840 as a near peace time rarity with few European royals attending. Tales of Albert’s mischief, Victoria’s affection, and a Times 40 000 word march of reports mark the vivid reminiscence of the historic ceremony reported in London papers.
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LONDON
Victoria
Elizabeth
Albert
Westminster Abbey
St. James's Palace
Europe
England
Hlee
Times
Swedish freighter plane crash leaves twenty dead near Salerno
A Swedish chartered freighter plane carrying 30 people, including 20 Swedish military airmen, crashed in the mountains near Salerno. Ten were injured. The flight was returning from Addis Ababa after delivering B-17 planes to Ethiopia. The toll is confirmed by Swedish sources. all aboard were Swedes.
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ROME
Salerno
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Ethiopia
Stockholm
Traffic-Tourist-Transport Company of
Arson and Bombing Ravage British Columbia Schools
Testimony to a royal commission shows 200 to 300 Doukhobor children in the Kootenay and Kettle Valleys could not attend 22 public schools due to arson and bombing. Inspector C. B. Clay cites language barriers and declines in attendance since 1940, while Grand Forks school boards report guarding costs of 900 dollars amid widespread property damage and past criminal proceedings against sect members. The broader crisis has caused about 17 million dollars in damages and 10 lives, separate from recent arson prosecutions.
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GRAND FORKS
B.C
Kootenay
Kettle Valleys
British Columbia
ceme
C. B Clay
proviyaal department of education
reyal
H. J. Sullivan
New Westminster
Doukhebor
rodications of Freedom
orthodox Union OF Spiritual Communes of Christ
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Sullivan sug
Engite
Mit
Columbia
Natal Miner Dead in Car From Bullet Wound
Natal BC 22 year old Robert Hadock was found dead in his car along Highway 1 east of Michel with a bullet wound to the left temple. Coroner L F Cheston orders an inquest to start Thursday night. Survived by father and three sisters. funeral plans pending.
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NATAL
IHNAS Robert Hadock
Michel
drs
temple
L. F. Cheston
Mild Approval For Tax Plan Amid Labor and Political Reactions
The federal government’s austerity program draws mild approval from labor and political leaders while the CCF presses for price controls. Industry heads like Brice H. W. of St Catharines praise trade treaties as moving toward multilateral world trade. John Bracken of the Progressive Conservative jetty notes the government is aligning with citizens living within means, amid debate and speculation on prices and policy delays continue.
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kely
c. Brice H.W
St Catharines
Omt
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Feros Beragoiugh
Nominate Bracken in Brandon Riding
Brandon Manitoba November 1 1945 John Bracken national leader of the Progressive Conservative party is its candidate for Brandon riding in the next federal election. At a nominating convention Bracken was named candidate for the constituency once held by J E Matthews Liberal winner in 1945. Bracken attacked inflationary policy and government controls blaming price rises on credit expansion. He urged production and warned Conservative peers against spending spree while criticizing subsidies and import controls.
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John Bricker
prvss
Brigndes mdiny
Bracken
Neepawa
tomnatedt
fursthe comstituencs
JE. Matthews
Thayree
Myr Matthews
Canada
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WDA De Mamet
Progresane Comservative
hyd wy sang Taiths
Cansela
bern
Parliament Approves Australian Labor Banked Inflation Bill
The Australian House of Representatives passed the Labor government’s inflation bill on its third reading by a 1 to 26 vote after Robert G. Menzies failed to delay it six months. The measure may face a lengthy constitutional court challenge before approval by the Senate next week.
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CANBERRA
house of representatives
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Rescue Known After Newfoundland Freighter Sinking
Halifax reports 41 survivors and several drowned after the British freighter Lanebeerag ran aground off Sacred Island near Newfoundland. The Lanegleeg rescue tale began early Saturday as the Empire Mac Callum and other craft aided the stranded crew in rough seas.
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HALIFAX
Nsen hag
iSeman
Newfoundland
department of transport marine board
E.S.T
Phips
Grenfell
Anthony
rocks
Empire MacCallum
Sacred Island
Olsen
Betas
marine midi
Final Beet Payment on 1946 Crop Sees Payout Near Holidays
The final payment for deliveries of sugar beets in the 1946 crop was issued today, totaling Viocents 2 ton and totaling over Fht- O00 overall. About THM growers are expected to receive final settlements, with the payment aiding pre Christmas trade as Raymond and others report on the scene.
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RAYMOND
Chranes
Premier Paul Rametdier resigns as France’s PM after vote
The article reports Paul Rametdier resigning as premier of France tonight following a disputed vote. President Vincent Aurel plans to consult for a successor, with Edmied Hermboy, president of the French Assembly, as the first visitor. A veto to be raised against a proposal from the United Nations chair is noted.
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France
Vincent Aurel pesaw
Edmied Hermboy
French assembly
LAKE SIUCESA
United Nations political committee
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Arthur Vandenberg
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Fruitova
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Richard
Coffin
allance
Damer Butyon
iLAR
Koy
burchr
John Bowes-Lyon
Queen Elizabeth
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TORONTO
Robert M. Smith
Brandon
Man
Smith Liberty Domino
University of Aberut
Halimack UA
Dominio Eclipse UA
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